CAFE INSEOUL(13 reviews)Takeout・Visited 2026/10(1 visits)4.007Western-style bag seafood boilIt's that bag boil(?) I'd occasionally see around North America called a boiling seafood. Small (Signature Pack-1, 2 servings): 23,900 won Medium (Lobster Pack-2, 3 servings): 49,900 won Large (Party Pack-4, 5 servings): 99,900 won The seasoning has a Mexican aroma and is a bit salty. So it's great with beer or if you definitely add noodles (side). They pack it in a bag, which takes 10 minutes, and it's pretty decent. Years ago in Itaewon it cost over 100,000 won, so this is reasonably priced. You can add extra toppings if you feel it's lacking. They pack it ready-to-eat; it's steamed and cooked in a pot before being put in the bag. They also sell sides like fried rice, baguette, and spaghetti noodles for 3,000 won each. As a child of poor farmers, I bought spaghetti noodles separately to boil and eat. There's corn, potatoes, and broccoli, so you can pretend it's a healthy meal. Next time, I should ask them to make it a bit less oily and less salty when ordering. I was worried the sauce might not be enough, but the flavor impact is strong enough to finish 100 servings of rice. It's a decent taste, familiar yet strange, somewhere between spicy, not-too-sweet tomato, and Mexico. Even though it's frozen, the thick squid isn't chewy but tender. The lobster is also chewy and sweet without any of that cold, frozen scent.