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[itaewonguru]

I live in the heart of Itaewon and every Sunday I haul my ass out of bed in the late morning/early afternoon and meet friends for a late breakfast and a few drinks to talk about the last nights adventures. We usually go to RMT or Wolfhound. Anyone have any other preferences? I like Phillies "works" breakfast but I dont feel like going that far so I'm limiting it to anywhere thats a reasonable walk from Burger King in Itaewon.

RMT: 2 eggs, 3 bacon, fried potatoes, toast and coffee for 7.000won

Wolfhound: 2 eggs, 2 bacon, 2 sausages, 2 hash brown patties, fried mushrooms, fried tomatoes, toast and coffee or tea for 9.500won

Anyone know the makeups and prices of the american/english breakfasts at Geckos and Suji's?

[EMKAYES]

Hey, dont know about any others. But would like a brief "how to get to" these places . I will be in Seoul this weekend and fancy a good brekky... cheers.

[Anyong Bluth]

The best breakfast in Itaewon is Nashville's. Without it your poll has no legitimacy.

[Yaya]

[Junior]

A reasonable fry up is available at that small restaurant next to burger king.

[Yaya]

Forget Patio, a place right across Gecko's. I had the American breakfast there and I got three pieces of so-so bacon, one egg, bread and a few veggies for 10,000 won.

[jdog2050]

The flying Pan Blue on the right side of Hamilton is Amazing breakfast. B--chy waitresses on the weekend, but worth it.

[JongnoGuru]

(is that my long lost sock? )

OP, head across the street from the Burger King, march uphill to the Hyatt, and there you will find a breakfast fit for a guru.

As for Philly's, I won't go near the place since they eighty-sixed that bandana-wearing, beer-drinking dog. He was good peeps and the best damn drinking buddy I ever had.

[r.]

[JongnoGuru]

I've had a few meals I didn't care for, a small number I've loathed. And as far as I can remember, all of the worst meals weren't 'bad' in the sense of poorly prepared, but something I just don't happen to like and I didn't realise that I (or my host) had ordered it. In no case have I ever not paid for a meal, however little I enjoyed it. (I've gotten discounts when the food was unusually late or there was some extreme foul-up.)

But crushed eggshells in my food would do it.

[DCJames]

[cdninkorea]

RMT is my favourite when it comes to bang-for-your-buck, but I've gone to Suji's too, and let me say this: if you've got some money to spend on it, it's worth it.
It was 25,000 for very good pancakes and a latte- a lot of money for breakfast, but again, it's worth it once in a while.

I've heard a little about hotel breakfasts, but don't really know anything about them- could someone (e.g. JongnoGuru) tell more? Where in the Hyatt? What's it like? Price? Any info on other hotels (anyone)?

[chronicpride]

Breakfast in Itaewon? Totally forgot about such things, since Butterfinger Pancakes opened in Apgujeong.

[princess]

[tzechuk]

Why, you mean you haven't come across the best breakfast served on Earth???

You really must stop by this GODSEND place we called McDonald's! Try it, you won't be disappointed.