Seongsu Guide Pet-Friendly · Dog-Welcoming · Rooftops

Pet-Friendly Dining Destinations in Seongsu, Seoul

From broth that steams like a cozy hug to rooftops where the sky opens as you sip, this Seongsu lineup lets you dine without leaving your pup behind.

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Shabu in Seoul Seongsu simmering broth and fresh vegetables

1. Shabu in Seoul Seongsu Branch Seongsu

Hours 11:00–22:30 (Break 15:30–17:00) Address 1F, Yuwon Knowledge Industry Center, 53, Seongsu 1(il)-ro 6-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Value Premium broths · 1++ Hanwoo · corkage-free event

If your idea of comfort is steam rising from a deep mushroom broth while your pup relaxes under the table in a carrier, this polished shabu house is your move. Locals love it for its city-calm interiors, six signature broths, and market-fresh vegetables that smell earthy and clean the moment the lid lifts. Come early, savor slowly, and finish with a silky risotto that holds onto the broth’s aroma like a secret.

  • Order this!: Clear Mushroom or Sukiyaki with 1++ Korean beef; end with egg porridge or yakisoba for a sweet-savory finish.
TIPS
Pets are allowed only in a cage, carrier, or pet bag; excessive barking may be restricted. Weekends/peak times are limited to 90 minutes. Two private rooms (4+ guests) are available with a usage fee; corkage-free event is ongoing.
User Review
“I went for sukiyaki and wanted to add udon at the end but was too full—the place is spotless and I’m already planning my next visit.”
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Podori Seongsu cozy wine bar interior with natural wines

2. Podori_bar Seongsu

Hours 17:00–23:00 Address 1F, 18 Seongsu-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Value Thoughtful natural wines · seasonal plates · dog-welcoming

A warm, wood-toned nook near Ttukdo Market where the glow of glasses and the herb-laced aroma of small plates invite lingering. This is a local favorite for easy dates and solo sips, and dogs are welcome with care—two at a time—so you can wind down after a Seoul Forest stroll without parting ways. The owner tastes rigorously, so wines feel personal rather than pretentious.

  • Order this!: Ask for a glass that matches your style—citrusy and crisp or wild and skin-contact—then share a couple of seasonal dishes from the board.
TIPS
Mandatory alcohol order per guest; on weekends, a 2-hour limit may apply. Dogs are welcome (max two at once)—please call or DM in advance.
User Review
“Dishes are delicious, portions generous, and prices fair. Happy hour bottles were a steal—cozy, date-perfect vibe. I’m definitely coming back.”
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Seongsu Rooftop night skyline with wine glasses

3. Seongsu Rooftop Seongsu

Hours 17:00–00:00 Address 4F, 5, Yeonmujang 17-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Value Hidden rooftop vibe · group-friendly · walk-ins kept

When the weather softens and the city hum turns golden, this rooftop is where Seongsu raises a glass. It’s spacious, breezy, and set up for casual bottles with friends after a park lap with your pup. Policies can vary by day and crowd, so think of this as your sunset wildcard—romantic, roomy, and worth a quick call before you head up with a leash in hand.

  • Order this!: Start with something sparkling by the bottle and a simple snack board—sunset does the plating here.
TIPS
Reservations cover only part of seating; walk-ins are available. Capacity up to ~80. For groups or potential pet access on the rooftop, message ahead via phone, Naver Talk, or Instagram DM.
User Review
“Perfect weather? Follow me to the rooftop—time for a glass of wine.”
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1987 Rooftop Lounge with open ceiling and live jazz

4. 1987 Rooftop Lounge The Maestro Seoul Forest

Hours 17:30–00:00 Address 4F, 106 Wangsimni-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Value Live jazz weekends · open-roof nights · value-for-quality

A moody rooftop where the ceiling peels back on clear nights and the air fills with jazz—cocktails brighten, mojitos smell of mint, and conversations feel cinematic. It’s an elegant cap after a dog walk, though pet entry isn’t publicly stated; call ahead to check current policy and aim for a quieter hour if you’re hoping to bring a small, well-mannered pup.

  • Order this!: Classic cocktails or a refreshing mojito; time your visit for the 20:30–22:30 jazz sets on Fri–Sat.
TIPS
Find it via Ttukseom Station Exit 8 (about 80 meters total). For any pet-related questions or outdoor seating specifics, confirm with the team before you go.
User Review
“When the roof opens, the vibe soars—fantastic jazz, tasty cocktails, and surprisingly great value for the quality.”
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Shabu in Seoul Seongsu simmering sukiyaki with vegetables

Why book now?

Because golden-hour rooftops and steaming shabu broths fill up fast—especially when you’re timing a walk around Seoul Forest with your favorite four-legged date.

Pet-smart planning
Carriers are required at Shabu in Seoul; Podori welcomes up to two dogs with advance notice. For rooftops, policies can shift—always call or DM to confirm before you leash up.
Peak-proof your night
Weekends can be lively; choose earlier seatings for calmer energy with pets. At Podori, a weekend 2-hour limit may apply, while Shabu in Seoul observes 90 minutes at peak.
What to bring
A compact mat for your dog, a collapsible water bowl, and patience for elevators to rooftops. If your pup is noise-sensitive, jazz nights are best admired from a distance.
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