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Affordable and Delicious Dining at Youth 38 Noodles in Moonjeong Terra Tower

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Youth 38 Noodles
Region
Songpa-gu, Seoul
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서울특별시 송파구 송파대로 167
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37.4846614982049, 127.120933640924
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I stumbled upon Youth 38 Noodles while looking for a place for lunch or a solo meal in Moonjeong Terra Tower. To cut to the chase, considering the current prices, the prices here are truly unbelievable.

The taste exceeded the price! You must visit!

Location: Seoul, Songpa-gu, Songpa-daero 167, B Building, Basement 1, G134

Hours: 08:00 ~ 20:00

Break time: 15:30 ~ 17:00

Last order: 19:50

The location is great. It is connected directly to the subway, making it easy to find even for first-timers, and there’s an Olive Young nearby for convenience.

Additionally, parking is available, which was a pleasant surprise.

Ordering is easy with the kiosk, and they support various payment methods like Payco and Naver Pay, which made it very convenient.

In February 2026, there’s a promotion for 1,000 won off all menu items, making it even more cost-effective.

In this era of high prices, how can they afford to give a 1,000 won discount on already affordable meals?!

The menu is extensive, with prices like:

38 Noodles: 3,800 won

Spicy Noodles: 5,800 won → 4,800 won

Kimchi Noodles: 5,800 won → 4,800 won

Fish Cake Noodles: 5,800 won → 4,800 won

Bibim Noodles: 6,800 won → 5,800 won

The noodles had a unique texture that was chewy and fresh, almost like they were handmade in the restaurant!

The broth was clean and flavorful, suitable for anyone to enjoy.

The toppings were plentiful, including vegetables and mushrooms, and the beef noodles felt almost like rice noodles.

The meat was tender, and the broth was refreshing, making it a perfect hangover remedy.

I also tried the spicy stir-fried pork, which was unexpectedly satisfying and paired well with the noodles.

During my visit at dinner time, there were many solo diners, and the turnover was quick, so I didn’t have to wait long.

They even serve breakfast, with rice soup for just 3,800 won!

This place is a must-visit for anyone looking to save on dining costs while enjoying a hearty and nutritious meal.


Source :https://blog.naver.com/lovehong_/224178136659
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