By: Stefanie Kosim
Let’s be honest—university life is chaotic. Between back-to-back lectures, group projects, club meetings, and trying to survive midterms (and, let’s not forget, finding time to breathe), eating well often gets pushed to the bottom of our to-do list. And while the school cafeteria is convenient… it gets old real fast.
So if you’re a Hanyang University Business student tired of eating the same thing over and over, here are some uncommon food recommendations—both on-campus for busy days, andoff-campus spots to treat yourself after class. Let’s see together!!
#Part 1: What to eat during busy class days??
When your day is packed tighter than your lecture notes, grabbing something quick and actually good can be a lifesaver. Here are two clutch spots to keep you fueled without breaking the bank—or your schedule.
1. Hanyang Bakery – HIT Building (1st Floor)
Whether you need a quick breakfast or something to snack on between classes, Hanyang Bakery is a hidden gem. The pastries are shockingly good and always fresh. Try the garlic baguette or the sausage bread—they’re warm, filling, and comforting. Plus, there are sandwiches and drinks too.
Price Range: 3,500 ~ 7,000 wonPro tip: Get there before lunch rush or your favorite bread might be gone. The students do not play
(Bread on pictures: Pollack-roe bread)
2. Hot Dog & Coffee – Hanyang Cyber University Building (1st Floor)
This combo might sound simple, but trust me, it hits the spot. Their Korean-style hot dogs (think cheese pull) paired with a basic Americano or sweet latte make for the perfect low-effort lunch. Quick, warm, and satisfying.
Price Range: 2,500 ~ 4,000 won
Honestly? It’s the MVP meal when you only have 10 minutes to spare between classes.
(Hotdog on picture: Cheedar cheese hotdog)
#Part 2: What to eat after a long busy day? Nearby Hanyang University food recommendations!
Classes are done, your brain is fried, and you’re ready to reward yourself with real food. Here are two popular student-favorite restaurants near Hanyang University where you can slow down, sit down, and eat something actually satisfying.
1. J’s Plate – Pasta Done Right If you’re craving pasta (because sometimes, nothing else will do), J’s Plate is the move. Creamy, rich, and totally worth the carbs. The vibes are cute and it’s perfect for a relaxed dinner with friends.
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🔗 https://naver.me/5X9ToaHv
💸 Price Range: 10,000 ~ 12,000 won
Pasta on picture: Rose Bacon & Shrimp Rose Pasta
Highly recommend the Rose Pasta or the Shrimp Cream. Thank me later.
2. Menpura – Japanese Comfort Food Heaven
If you want something savory and a little heavier, Menpura has it all: Maze Soba (mixed noodles), Japanese Ramen, and crunchy Katsu sets. It’s cozy, comforting, and the portions are generous—which matters when you’ve skipped lunch.
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🔗 https://naver.me/GPFrBzLF
💸 Price Range: 8,000 ~ 12,000 won
Food on picture: Maze soba & Kare Chicken Karage
Maze soba with an egg on top? Game changer.
Whether you’re running to your next class or rewarding yourself for surviving another academic gauntlet, good food can make the whole day feel better. So next time you’re tempted to skip a meal or settle for just a cup ramyeon—try one of these spots instead. Your stomach and mood will be thankful!
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