In short
Nani is a Japanese-style izakaya on the 3rd floor of the S-Trenue building, about 80 m from Yeouido Station Exit 3 in Seoul’s business district. It is known for partitioned booth seating and drinking snacks such as beef tataki and yakisoba with Asahi draft beer. It opens Monday to Saturday from 17:00 to 02:00 and is closed on Sundays.
Yeouido is Seoul’s finance district, packed with office towers, so after-work drinking spots fill up fast. I was meeting a friend I had not seen in a while and wanted somewhere close to the station where we could actually hear each other. Nani (나니) Yeouido turned out to be exactly that: an izakaya with partitioned seats, a view of the city at night, and snacks made for beer.
Quick facts
- Korean name나니 여의도점 (Nani Yeouido)
- Address3F, S-Trenue Building, 37 Gukjegeumyung-ro 2-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul
서울 영등포구 국제금융로2길 37 에스트레뉴빌딩 3층 - SubwayYeouido Station (Lines 5 and 9), Exit 3, about 80 m (1-minute walk)
- HoursMon–Sat 17:00–02:00 (last order 01:00). Closed Sundays
- PriceMost dishes ₩29,000–35,000 (about $21–25), meant for sharing
- Good forAfter-work drinks, catching up with friends, small groups
- ExtrasReservations on Naver (2–10 people), group seating, parking on B2–B3
- Phone+82 507-1374-6007
- MapOpen in Naver Map
Finding it
Come out of Exit 3 of Yeouido Station and the S-Trenue building is right in front of you. Take the elevator to the 3rd floor. Because it is so close to the station, it is an easy meeting point after work, which matters in Yeouido, where it can be hard to find a table in the evening.
📍 Nani Yeouido (나니 여의도점), 3F S-Trenue Building, 37 Gukjegeumyung-ro 2-gil, Seoul · Naver Map · Google Maps
The entrance is full of Japanese pub-style signs and decorations. Inside, the seats are separated by partitions, so you are not sitting on top of the next table. With warm lighting and a view over Yeouido at night from the window side, it felt relaxed rather than noisy.
What I liked most was how easy it was to talk. When you have a lot to catch up on, not having to shout over other tables makes a big difference.
What we ordered
1. Beef tataki (소고기 다다끼, so-gogi da-da-kki)
Our first plate was beef tataki: thin slices of beef seared on the outside and left red in the middle. It had a good, beefy flavor and came with a dipping sauce. Each slice is topped with wasabi, and there are sliced onions and crispy garlic chips to eat with it.
Overall it is on the salty side, which is exactly why it works with beer. Dip it in the sauce for more savoriness, or wrap a slice around some onion for a cleaner bite. If you are not sure what to start with, this is the plate I would order first.
2. Asahi draft beer (아사히 생맥주)
Not much to say here except that it was very smooth and went down easily with the salty snacks. Even on a night when you are not drinking much, a draft beer and one or two plates make for a satisfying evening.
3. Yakisoba (야끼소바)
The yakisoba portion was huge. It was packed with cabbage, bean sprouts and carrot, topped with bonito flakes, and had a nice smoky, wok-fried flavor. The noodles were bouncy and well seasoned, salty enough to call for another sip of beer.
It is easily enough for two to share, so it works as a meal as well as a drinking snack. With so many vegetables it never felt greasy, and going back and forth between the yakisoba and the tataki kept things balanced.
Menu and prices
Prices below come from the restaurant’s Naver menu (updated August 2026). Beef tataki and yakisoba were not on the online list when I checked, so check the menu board for their current prices.
*USD figures are rough estimates at about ₩1,400 to $1. Prices can change.
Tips for visitors
- Book ahead on weekdays. Yeouido is busy right after office hours; Naver reservations are open for 2–10 people.
- Closed on Sundays. It opens at 17:00 Monday to Saturday and stays open until 2 a.m.
- Order to share. Plates are large and priced for sharing, so two dishes plus drinks is plenty for two people.
- Ask for a window seat if you want the night view; most other seats are in partitioned booths.
- Ordering phrase: “Saengmaekju du jan juseyo” means “Two draft beers, please.”
My verdict
Nani Yeouido is an easy pick when you want a drink near Yeouido Station without a loud, crowded room. The beef tataki, the generous yakisoba and a cold Asahi made a simple but very satisfying combination, and the partitioned seats let us talk all evening. I would recommend it for office workers, friends catching up, or anyone staying around Yeouido who wants a relaxed Japanese-style pub.
Nani Yeouido FAQ
Where is Nani Yeouido?
On the 3rd floor of the S-Trenue building at 37 Gukjegeumyung-ro 2-gil, about 80 m from Exit 3 of Yeouido Station (Lines 5 and 9).
What are Nani Yeouido’s opening hours?
Monday to Saturday 17:00 to 02:00 the next day, last order at 01:00. Closed on Sundays.
What should I order at Nani Yeouido?
Beef tataki and a big plate of yakisoba with Asahi draft beer was a great combination for two. The menu also has sashimi, nabe hot pots, tempura and lamb shoulder rack.
Does Nani Yeouido have private seating?
Yes. Most tables are separated by partitions, which makes it easy to talk without raising your voice. Some window seats look out over Yeouido at night.
Can I book a table or park at Nani Yeouido?
Reservations for 2 to 10 people are available on Naver, group seating is available, and the building has underground parking on B2 and B3.
More places around Seoul: browse all Seoul restaurant guides, or try Decalcomanie in Haebangchon for another relaxed dinner spot.
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Visited: October 2026. Hours and menu last checked: October 16, 2026, on Naver. Please check Naver Map before you go.
This post is based on my own visit and photos. I used AI tools to help with the English wording.