but don't take our word for it. See what top food bloggers, magazines, and newspapers in Korea have to say.
Simon and Martina Stawski. Read more at Eat Your Kimchi
A Wolfhound burger with an Alley Kat beer is one of the greatest joys in Seoul. The Wolfhound is an Irish pub that has one of the best burgers in Korea.
Joe McPherson. Read more at Zenkimchi.com
The Irish pub has the best burger of the bunch. This Itaewon mainstay has been known for its fish and chips and their burger embodies what a burger should be. It’s filling, well seasoned, the bacon is crisp, the price is reasonable, and the chips are amazing
Daniel Gray. Read more at Seouleats.com
deep down I am hankering for their veggie burger. If you havent had it yet, it is awesome. They don't skimp on the size at all, as this burger is so big is spills over the bun. The texture is crunchy and creamy- all at the same time, making it the perfect veggjie burger in Seoul.
Chalica Park. Read more at VegetarianinKorea.com
It's nice to have a place where you can both go out and party on a Saturday night and then chill out for a Sunday brunch.
Garrett DeHond. Read more at The Seoul Times
The Wolfhound has become an institution in the past few years. It started out as a back alley bar off the main drag but not on the side where all the new restaurants were popping up. It was a seldom traveled street, and it was easy to get a table there. For a long time it was a well-kept secret amongst the longtimers. The secret’s been out for a while now. Bolstered by their quality hamburgers and their fish and chips, the Wolfhound’s popularity has expanded to where one commenter said it was no longer an Irish pub but an Irish nightclub.
Joe McPherson. Read more at 10 Magazine
Cowboy hats, U.S. soldier crew cuts and one honest-to-goodness mullet: a good beginning to another strange night in the Itaewon entertainment district.
T.D. FLACK. Read more at Stars and Stripes
The Wolfhound Irish Pub last Christmas held a fundraiser where they raised a total of 1.8 million won, all of which was donated to the Korea Sexual Violence Relief Center (KSVRC), an organization that assists female victims of sexual assault.
John Redmond. Read more at Korea Times
The culture seems to be growing, however. Gold said that the Sunday day crowd has surpassed the Friday night partiers over the past year and a half
Ines Min. Read more at Korea Times
Wolfhound Irish Pub is one of the most popular bars with foreigners, and gets very crowded on weekend nights, when DJs play pop, classic, hip-hop and 80’s. There are dartboards, pool tables, and two-for-one fish and chips every Tuesday night.
Rebecca Rosenberg. Read more at Suite101
One final tip – if you do go to Korea and go down to Itaewon, be sure to visit the Wolfhound Irish Pub. You’ll likely be steered to the Gecko instead because its more well known and larger, but take my word for it, Wolfhound blows Gecko’s away. Wolfhound has MUCH better food and offers a wider selection of draft beers too (both american and Korean). Talk to those in the know and they’ll tell you the Wolfhound is the way to go!
The Beer Mob. Read more at Thebeermob.com