A MOA trip to Seoul can be about more than concert venues and album shopping. Meals and café breaks offer another way to explore the city through places connected to TOMORROW X TOGETHER. FanWork Global and Unlock Korea’s Instagram guide brings together eight Seoul restaurants and cafés associated with the members, from Japanese hot pot and Korean pork cutlet to coffee, bingsu, and barbecue.
Here is a food-focused itinerary inspired by that post, with each stop presented in the same order as the original guide.
1. Kuhichi Yongsan (쿠하치 용산)
For a Japanese meal in Yongsan, the guide highlights Kuhichi as a stop visited by Yeonjun and Soobin. Its featured dishes include a flower-style hot pot, fresh sashimi, and maki rolls. The combination makes this a different kind of food stop from the Korean barbecue and café options elsewhere on the list.
Members featured: Yeonjun and Soobin
Address: 42, Hangang-daero 62-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 용산구 한강대로62길 42
2. The San Korean Restaurant (남산산채집)
Yeonjun and Beomgyu’s stop brings the route to the Namsan and Myeongdong area. The Instagram guide introduces this restaurant for its pork cutlet, or donkatsu, with different styles to choose from. It is a food stop to consider alongside sightseeing around these two landmarks.
Members featured: Yeonjun and Beomgyu
Address: 95, Sopa-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, 1F
Korean address: 서울 중구 소파로 95 1층
3. Sunday Burger Club (선데이 버거 클럽)
Not every meal on a Seoul itinerary needs to be Korean food. Sunday Burger Club is the guide’s American-style burger stop, connected to Yeonjun and Hueningkai. For MOAs who want to mix up their meals, it adds a burger option to the Gangnam part of the route.
Members featured: Yeonjun and Hueningkai
Address: 37, Eonju-ro 170-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 강남구 언주로170길 37
4. Yujeong Restaurant (유정식당)
Yujeong Restaurant is introduced as a place connected to TXT’s pre-debut years. The post also links it to BTS and the early history of Big Hit, noting that both groups ate here during their pre-debut and early debut periods. Pork ssambap is the dish highlighted in the guide, which also mentions vegan menu options.
TXT connection: Pre-debut dining spot
Address: 14, Dosan-daero 28-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 강남구 도산대로28길 14
5. Amy’s Coffee (에이미스커피 논현1호점)
A café break follows naturally after the restaurant stops. Amy’s Coffee is described in the post as a simple, cozy café near the old Big Hit building, visited by TXT in “Finding Our Sanctuary.” The guide highlights its coffee, fresh drinks, and relaxed atmosphere.
TXT connection: Featured in “Finding Our Sanctuary”
Address: 11, Dosan-daero 26-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 강남구 도산대로26길 11
6. Seoul Coffee (서울커피 익선본점)
For a different café setting, the route moves to Ikseon-dong. Seoul Coffee is connected to Taehyun and appears in TALK x TODAY Ep. 4, according to the guide. Its defining feature is the blend of traditional hanok architecture and a modern café aesthetic, making the setting part of the experience.
Member featured: Taehyun
Address: 33-3, Supyo-ro 28-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 1F
Korean address: 서울 종로구 수표로28길 33-3 1층
7. Elbing Halluka (엘빙할루카)
Yeonjun’s dessert stop is Elbing Halluka in Seocho. The guide introduces the café for its matcha menu and desserts, especially bingsu—a Korean shaved-ice dessert with sweet toppings. It adds a dessert-focused stop for MOAs who want something beyond coffee.
Member featured: Yeonjun
Address: 61, Gangnam-daero 23-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 서초구 강남대로23길 61
8. Yeoljeongdo Meat (열정도고깃집)
The final stop returns to Yongsan for Korean barbecue. The post connects Yeoljeongdo Meat to Soobin and Kai and describes it as a popular restaurant visited by Korean celebrities. It also recommends making a reservation in advance, so check the restaurant’s current booking arrangements when planning your visit.
Members featured in the guide: Soobin and Kai
Address: 55, Baekbeom-ro 87-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 용산구 백범로87길 55
Make the Route Your Own
These eight stops span several Seoul neighborhoods, so you do not need to visit them all in one day. Choose the places that fit your sightseeing plans and the food you want to try. Before setting out, confirm each venue’s current opening hours, location, menu, and reservation requirements directly; the Instagram post does not provide a complete operating schedule.
Source and images: FanWork Global × Unlock Korea, “TXT’s Foodie Map of Korea!”
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