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BTS Foodie Map: 8 Restaurants in Seoul and Jeju for ARMYs

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A BTS-inspired food trip can take you from a sushi counter in Seoul to a seafood meal on Jeju. FanWork Global and Unlock Korea’s Instagram “BTS’s Foodie Map of Korea” highlights eight restaurants connected to the members, mixing Korean barbecue, local comfort food, sushi, and a modern sashimi bar.

This guide follows the post’s original restaurant order. Member connections are described as presented in the Instagram guide; addresses from the slides are reference information and should be checked against the restaurant’s current listing before a visit. For Dotgogi 506, the text below uses the address verified on its reservation page because the slide’s English and Korean addresses differ.

1. Joliin (조리인) — Premium Sushi in Seoul

The guide starts with Joliin, a premium sushi restaurant connected to Jungkook. The original slide positions it as a special-occasion meal, emphasizing its ingredients rather than a budget dining experience.

For ARMYs interested in a sushi-focused stop, it offers a contrast to the barbecue and Korean comfort-food venues elsewhere on the list. Check the current menu, prices, and booking arrangements before making plans.

Member connection in the post: Jungkook

Address listed in the post: 3F, 16, Dosan-daero 53-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Korean address: 서울 강남구 도산대로53길 16 3층

2. Ichunok Mackerel Ssambap (이춘옥 고등어쌈밥) — A Jeju Filming Location

Ichunok brings the route to Jeju. The post identifies it as an “Are You Sure?” filming location and connects the meal to Jungkook, Jimin, and V. Its featured food is a traditional Jeju meal with mackerel and lettuce wraps, alongside an ocean-view setting.

It is a food stop to consider as part of a Jeju trip, not an add-on to a single day of Seoul dining. Confirm current seating and menu availability with the restaurant.

Member connection in the post: Jungkook, Jimin, and V

Address listed in the post: 7213, Iljuseo-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si

Korean address: 제주 제주시 애월읍 일주서로 7213

3. Sakebar Code (사케바 코드) — Sashimi and a Modern Bar Setting

The Instagram guide connects Sakebar Code to Jungkook and V. It describes a modern sake and sashimi bar with a stylish atmosphere, also noting pasta among its menu options.

For fans looking for a different meal setting from a traditional Korean restaurant, this stop broadens the route. Check the current menu and any age or reservation requirements directly.

Member connection in the post: Jungkook and V

Address listed in the post: 1F, 112-1, Seongdeokjeong-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul

Korean address: 서울 성동구 성덕정길 112-1 1층

4. Dotgogi 506 (돝고기506) — V’s Korean Barbecue Connection

Dotgogi 506 is linked in the post to V’s drive vlog and introduced for its aged pork barbecue. The guide recommends making a reservation through CatchTable.

Location note: The original slide prints two different addresses. The restaurant’s CatchTable page, checked on October 13, 2026, lists the Teheran-ro address below. Use that current listing rather than the conflicting English address in the image.

Member connection in the post: V

Verified reservation-page address: B1, 145, Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Korean address: 서울 강남구 테헤란로 145 지하1층

Restaurant listing: https://app.catchtable.co.kr/ct/shop/dot506

5. Yurine (유리네식당) — Seafood on Jeju

Yurine is the second Jeju restaurant in the guide. The post connects it to Suga and describes it as a seafood restaurant visited by both travelers and idols. It also mentions a visit by Stray Kids’ Lee Know, adding a wider K-pop connection to the stop.

The guide does not provide a complete menu or current price list, so check those details before deciding how it fits your Jeju itinerary.

Member connection in the post: Suga

Address listed in the post: 146, Yeonbuk-ro, Jeju-si

Korean address: 제주 제주시 연북로 146

6. Hamgyeongdo Chapssal Sundae (함경도찹쌀순대) — Korean Comfort Food

This Songpa restaurant is connected in the post to Jin and Jungkook. The guide describes sundae soup and Korean blood sausage made with Hamgyeongdo-style glutinous rice, bringing a traditional comfort-food option into the route.

If you are unfamiliar with sundae, note the dish’s ingredients before ordering; the name refers here to Korean sausage, not an ice-cream dessert.

Member connection in the post: Jin and Jungkook

Address listed in the post: 32, Songpa-daero 28-gil, Songpa-gu, Seoul

Korean address: 서울 송파구 송파대로28길 32

7. Yeonnam Hwaro (연남화로) — A Barbecue Stop in Mapo

Yeonnam Hwaro is introduced as one of Jungkook’s barbecue spots. The post places it in the Hongdae area and suggests combining a meal with shopping or exploring the neighborhood.

For ARMYs already planning time around Yeonnam-dong and Hongdae, it offers a food stop within that part of Seoul. Confirm the current location and any booking arrangements before going.

Member connection in the post: Jungkook

Address listed in the post: 1F, 195, Seongmisan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul

Korean address: 서울 마포구 성미산로 195 1층

8. Yujeong Restaurant (유정식당) — A Connection to BTS’s Early Years

The final restaurant is framed in the guide as a sentimental place for ARMYs, connected to BTS’s pre-debut and rookie years. Rather than a recent celebrity dining visit, its significance in the post is the group’s early history.

The original slide highlights hot-stone bibimbap and spicy stir-fried black pork. Check the current menu when visiting, and treat the venue as a working restaurant as well as a fan destination.

BTS connection in the post: Pre-debut and rookie-era dining spot

Address listed in the post: 14, Dosan-daero 28-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Korean address: 서울 강남구 도산대로28길 14

Plan a Food Route That Fits Your Trip

Six of these stops are in Seoul and two are on Jeju, so the list works as inspiration for different parts of a Korea trip rather than one continuous restaurant crawl. Choose meals that suit your budget and preferences, and confirm the restaurant’s current address, opening hours, menu, and reservation requirements before traveling.

The original images are reproduced from the Instagram post. If information in an image differs from a current restaurant listing, use the updated listing for your visit.

Source and images: FanWork Global × Unlock Korea, “BTS’s Foodie Map of Korea”

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