March 14, 2014
It is a bit extravagant for me to have a course dish for lunch at a French restaurant on weekdays. I, however, had the luxury of enjoying delicious and impeccably decorated French cuisine last Friday to celebrate my colleague's birthday.
The restaurant, Bien-être(well, difficult to pronounce French), is located on the first floor of Songwon Art Center. The gray building displays two faces of man and woman each on a curved glass window, giving it a unique look. We, a group of 6 people, had a window seat with the sunlight coming into the room.
What I liked about this place is the sky-blue and white tableware fitted well into the overall atmosphere of the space. I have heard that the ceramics were made exclusively for this restaurant by Korean potter Young Hwan Kim upon request of the chef. We had a lunch course 'A' for 33,000 won for each.
@Bien-être, Seoul
↑ Bread
↑ Amuse bouche
↑ Risotto de Seche
↑ Risotto de Seche
↑ Filet de rouget grille, sauce de fenouil
↑ Filet de rouget grille, sauce de fenouil
↑ Crème brûlée
↑ Petit four
↑ Petit four and black tea
↑ Petit four
How to get to Bien-être
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- Songwon Art Center, 75 Yunposun-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea
- http://bienetre.co.kr/sub_intro_01.htm
The Nearest subway station is Anguk on line #3.
Use the exit #1.
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(local) 02-720-3959
(abroad) 82-720-3959
(local) 02-720-3959
(abroad) 82-720-3959
Opening hours
11:30 - 15:00 for lunch
18:00 - 21:00 for dinner(time of the last order)
18:00 - 21:00 for dinner(time of the last order)
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