Forgot the name of this place but it offers a rly cosy place for drinking and chatting with friends with a dim lighting decorated with soju and sake bottles.

They offer sets of Korean food including soup-based food, Korean pancakes (jeon), etc. We went for the jeon and ordered kimchi jeon, potato cream cheese pancake (in picture) and haemuljeon (seafood pancake). Slightly oily but it was yummy as it was served hot and it was crisp even after it cooled down. Koreans usually have makgeolli (rice wine) with jeon; should you have the chance to, do try it!