Make your own takoyaki at a warm kotatsu table
Popular to boys from 24 to 48 months
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Address
Left basement unit, 40-18, Wausan-ro 29-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Contact
Facilities
Reservation
Reservation
Advance reservation or same-day visit - Naver Booking
Open/Closes
Mon 10:00 ~ 22:00 Tue 10:00 ~ 22:00 Wed 10:00 ~ 22:00 Thu 10:00 ~ 22:00 Fri 10:00 ~ 22:00 Sat 10:00 ~ 22:00 Sun 10:00 ~ 22:00
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Popular Ages of Dorandoran
Dorandoran is
popular to from 24 to 48 months boys
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
59%
girls
41%
Prices & Programs of Dorandoran
- [Fees]
- Takoyaki making: 2 people - 30,000 won / 3 people - 40,000 won
- Drinks: around 4,000 won
- Please check the attached image for detailed menu items and prices.
- [Usage Information]
- Sessions: every hour from 10:00 to 20:00
- Duration: 1 hour 50 minutes
- Last order: 20:00
Parenting Tips for Dorandoran
- All seats are kotatsu tables, so it stays warm.
- The space is small, so you need to store your coat and shoes at the entrance before entering.
- Since you enter without shoes, please make sure to wear socks when visiting.
- Because a hot plate is used, the takoyaki pan is hot, so please be careful when visiting with children.
- If there are empty seats, walk-in visits may be possible, but if reservations are full, it may be difficult. Reservations are often full, so we recommend booking in advance through Naver.
- You can book for 2 or 3 people through Naver, and for 4 or more people, you need to split the reservation.
- You must purchase 1 drink per person separately.
- Takeout is also available, and an additional 500 won packaging fee applies.
- You can view how to make takoyaki through the instruction manual QR code.
- If you are 30 minutes late, it will be treated as a no-show, so please arrive on time.
- There is no separate parking lot, so you will need to use a nearby public parking lot or public transportation.
Dorandoran
This is a unique experience space where you can make and eat your own takoyaki at a warm kotatsu table. Beyond simply having a meal with your child, it is a great place to make fun memories together by cooking and sharing.
Experiences to enjoy with your child
- The venue mainly operates around a takoyaki-making experience.
- You can follow the instructions through a QR code, so even first-time visitors can usually join in without much difficulty.
- Usage time is 1 hour 50 minutes, and sessions run every hour from 10 AM to 8 PM.
Things to know before you visit
- All seats are kotatsu-style and warm, but the hot plate and takoyaki pan get very hot, so extra caution is needed when visiting with children.
- The space is small, so you will need to store your shoes and outerwear before entering, and socks are required.
- Walk-ins may be possible if there are open seats, but reservations are often full, so advance booking through Naver is recommended.
- Reservations through Naver are available for 2 people or 3 people, and groups of 4 people or more must split the booking.
- Each person must purchase 1 drink separately.
- Takeout is available, and a 500 won packing fee is added.
- If you are 30 minutes late, it will be treated as a no-show, so please arrive on time.
- There is no dedicated parking lot, so you will need to use a nearby public parking lot or public transportation.
Kid-friendly information
- Reservations are available.
- There are no baby chairs, nursing rooms, diaper changing stations, stroller rentals, or parking.
- It is easier to visit without a stroller if possible.
Fees
- Takoyaki making: 30,000 won for 2 people / 40,000 won for 3 people
- Drinks: around 4,000 won
FAQ about Dorandoran
Is Dorandoran a good place to visit with children?
Dorandoran is a hands-on space where you make your own takoyaki, so it is a lovely place to spend special time with your child. However, the hot plate and takoyaki pan get very hot, so close supervision from a guardian is essential.Does Dorandoran have a kids zone or baby facilities?
Dorandoran does not have a separate kids zone, and there are no baby chairs, nursing rooms, or diaper changing stations. If you are visiting with an infant or toddler, it is best to bring any necessary items in advance.Do I need to make a reservation for Dorandoran?
You may be able to use Dorandoran without a reservation, but bookings are often full, so advance booking through Naver is recommended. Reservations are available for 2 people and 3 people, and groups of 4 people or more need to split the booking.What are the session times and usage time at Dorandoran?
Dorandoran runs sessions every hour from 10 AM to 8 PM. Each visit lasts 1 hour 50 minutes, and the last order is at 8 PM.How much does the takoyaki-making experience cost at Dorandoran?
The takoyaki-making experience at Dorandoran costs 30,000 won for 2 people and 40,000 won for 3 people. Drinks must be ordered separately, one per person, and cost around 4,000 won.How do you enter Dorandoran?
Dorandoran has a small space, so you need to store your outerwear and shoes at the entrance before going in. Since shoes must be removed, it is a good idea to visit wearing socks.Is Dorandoran convenient to visit with a stroller or young children?
Dorandoran is on a basement level and the space is small, so using a stroller may be somewhat inconvenient. It is generally easier to visit with minimal gear.Is parking available at Dorandoran?
Dorandoran does not have its own parking lot. If you are coming by car, it is best to use a nearby public parking lot or take public transportation.What happens if I am late to Dorandoran?
At Dorandoran, arriving 30 minutes late for your reserved time may be treated as a no-show. If you want to use your preferred session, it is important to arrive on time.
Dorandoran Address
Address: Left basement unit, 40-18, Wausan-ro 29-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
How to make a reservation for Dorandoran?
Advance reservation or same-day visit - Naver Booking