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[driftingfocus]

I'm trying to find a few things in Seoul:

1. Somewhere that serves a western breakfast. Waffles, eggs, bacon, etc. Does it exist?

2. I have been told about the existence of a market that has a lot of old army surplus gear (including a lot of Korean War-era stuff). Does anyone know where it is or any other details?

[Pooty]

1. All American Diner - Itaewon next to Mcdonalds

2. Namdaemun market has a few - but they're spread out all over the place around the city.

[Lekker]

There's a place in Kangnam, a Canadian brewery. Big Rock? I think that's what it is called. Sunday brunch is spot on.

[i4NI]

There's a Butterfinger Pancakes with western breakfast in Apgujung and Bundang.

[Drew345]

1. The puffin cafe in Hannamdong has everything for a nice breakfast, but it can be pricey since you have to put together a couple of orders to make a full breakfast (eggs and pancakes, for example). They do offer refills on the coffee, which is nice.

2. There are many army shops in front of the Yongsan Station. Down those big rainbow lit stairs on the front side, and across the street. Never been in them, but walked past several army stores.

[driftingfocus]

[NeonRain]

Suji's in Itaewon does the most fantastic brunches. Best western style breakfast menu I've seen here. A little pricey but totally worth it. Their bacon is crispy and their omlettes and delicious and the pancakes are huge. I haven't tried the french toast but it looks fantastic as well. There is always a waiting list, you'll wait about 30 minutes at the most, but it's totally worth it and you know why they always have a wait.

It's on the end of the main road where the blue arch goes over the road, on the second floor and has a big yellow sign. It's actually closest to Noksapyeong subway station.

http://www.sujis.net/seoul.htm

[Binch Lover]