[Food in Seoul] Discovering Vegan Delights at ‘Lazy Farmers’ – A Hidden Gem in Gyeongnidan-gil, Itaewon

Hidden away off the main road of Gyeongnidan-gil, ‘Lazy Farmers’ is a charming Italian restaurant with a cozy, intimate atmosphere. To reach it, you follow a staircase that leads down to what feels like a secret, tranquil space. The entrance, located on a side alley, is adorned with a beautifully arranged garden that sets a pleasant tone as you walk in. It's an ideal spot to visit on a special occasion, whether you're with a partner, friends, or family.

Breaking Vegan Stereotypes with Rich and Flavorful Dishes

We ordered the basil wood-fired pizza, French onion soup, and Egg-in-Hell served with focaccia. Each dish was so flavorful that it was hard to believe everything was vegan. The basil pizza had a perfectly chewy crust and a deep, aromatic basil flavor. The French onion soup impressed with its rich, savory broth, while the Egg-in-Hell was packed with umami and paired wonderfully with the fresh, crispy focaccia.

It was a revelation—gone were the preconceptions of bland vegan salads. Instead, it felt like a fully authentic Italian meal, complete with bold flavors and hearty satisfaction. On top of that, knowing that everything was made with fresh, wholesome ingredients gave me a sense of comfort and lightness.

Affordable Prices and Relaxing Space

Lazy Farmers offers an excellent dining experience at reasonable prices, making it easy to enjoy high-quality, delicious vegan food without breaking the bank. The interior is warmly decorated, and there are seats with great views, enhancing the overall experience. For those curious about the diverse flavors of vegan cuisine, this restaurant is a must-visit. It’s truly a hidden gem in Gyeongnidan-gil!

Location

Parking Information

Parking: Limited spaces available at a nearby public parking lot.