Looking for a little oasis getaway right in the heart of Seoul? Glow Seongsu is here to transport you—this newly opened global food hall in the hip Seongsu-dong neighborhood (“Seoul’s Brooklyn”) makes you feel like you’ve left the city for a lush mini-vacation. The moment you step inside, you’ll notice the space completely transforms you: soaring greenery, stunning natural light, and, at the center of it all, a beautiful man-made pond.
The pond is truly the main focal point of Glow Seongsu—it anchors the entire hall and sets the mood for relaxation and visual delight. Whether you’re sitting on the sunny terrace right by the water or admiring the views from inside, the calming, watery centerpiece is a photo magnet and conversation starter. It’s the kind of spot where locals linger, snap pics for the ’gram, and let city stress melt away.
Glow Seongsu isn’t just a feast for the eyes. The global food hall brings together kitchens serving up favorites from around the world. With NFC tags at every table, you can easily browse menus, order on your phone, and get a ping when your food’s ready. The dedicated bar offers a dazzling choice of 30+ imports—wine, craft beers, and global sodas, perfect for sipping while you take in pondside views.
If you’re after a getaway vibe in Seoul, there’s nowhere quite like Glow Seongsu. Whether you’re coming for the eats, the scenery, or that eye-catching pond, you’re guaranteed to leave refreshed and inspired.
Hours: 11am–11pm (some stalls close at 8pm)
Address: 32 Seongsui-ro 16-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea
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Written by Kayla Watson