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My Thai China is fusion Thai-Chinese restaurant run by famous Korean celebrity Hong Seok Chun. Hong is known for having many authentic restaurants in Itaewon, in which he's considered being the pioneer of revitalizing the Itaewon neighborhood.
The food is absolutely delicious and the restaurant, which is located slightly on the hill has a nice atmosphere and view of Itaewon.
The food is absolutely delicious and the restaurant, which is located slightly on the hill has a nice atmosphere and view of Itaewon.
Address
118-20 Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Phone number
+82-2-749-9287
Opening Hours
- Mon
- 12:30 ~ 01:00
- Tue
- 12:30 ~ 01:00
- Wed
- 12:30 ~ 01:00
- Thu
- 12:30 ~ 01:00
- Fri
- 12:30 ~ 01:30
- Sat
- 12:30 ~ 01:30
- Sun
- 12:30 ~ 00:00
Payment
Accepts Credit Card
Main menu
Shrimp, Pad Thai, Sweet & Sour Chicken, Spring Roll
Price
13,000 ~20,000won per dish
Recent reviews
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Family
Friends
Partners
Alone
Family 22.22%
Friends 33.33%
Partners 33.33%
Alone 11.11%
Robin S
I came here with my friends and i wanted point out few things in this restaurant. Let me express the food in one word "disaster". Firstly, they bring open bottle water that you can buy from GS25 (korean convinant store). For last, we ordered pha thai and pha see ew. The food came out fast but it literally taste so bad. Now, i am having a headache and discusted because of food. Please do not come here!!!
Fat Girl
Located in the alleyway behind the Hamilton Hotel is the delightful fusion restaurant My Thai China. The menu has a good balance between Thai and Chinese dishes. This second floor restaurant gazes down upon you looking warm and inviting to those on the outside. Take a journey up the stairs to find yourself in a Thai den of iniquity full of dark wood and flickering candles.
The menu is quite substantial and has a lot to offer, all the Thai favourites seem to be there as well as the more westernised Chinese offerings. We opted for the set menu (55,000)which included spring rolls, the choice of two main meat/fish dishes as well as a rice or noodle dish and 2 complementary soft drinks.
To read more see http://afatgirlsfoodguide.com/2012/07/17/my-thai-china/
The menu is quite substantial and has a lot to offer, all the Thai favourites seem to be there as well as the more westernised Chinese offerings. We opted for the set menu (55,000)which included spring rolls, the choice of two main meat/fish dishes as well as a rice or noodle dish and 2 complementary soft drinks.
To read more see http://afatgirlsfoodguide.com/2012/07/17/my-thai-china/
Kyoungwon L
Great.