Saint Augustine Hapjeong: Lunch Menu, Prices & Parking 2026
Looking for authentic Southeast Asian cuisine in Hapjeong, Seoul? Saint Augustine at Mecenatpolis offers a delightful menu, great ambiance, and convenient parking. Dive into this review!


Craving some delicious Southeast Asian flavors, I recently visited Saint Augustine at Hapjeong Station for lunch! Located conveniently in the Mecenatpolis Mall, directly connected to Hapjeong Station, it's incredibly easy to access. Here's my full review of the fantastic food and experience :)
Saint Augustine Hapjeong: Location & Parking


Mecenatpolis Mall at Hapjeong Station is a hub for excellent eateries.
To find Saint Augustine Hapjeong, simply take Exit 9 from Hapjeong Station, which leads directly into the mall. Walk straight inside, and you'll easily spot the restaurant.


The subway station connects directly to the B1 level of the mall, so there's no need to go up or down escalators – just head straight in!

You'll find Saint Augustine Hapjeong right at the entrance of the 'Delicious Street' area, just in front of the central plaza inside the mall.
Another huge plus, especially if you're driving in Hapjeong where parking can be a nightmare, is that Saint Augustine Hapjeong offers three hours of free parking. Plus, there's an additional 30 minutes of grace period, giving you a total of 3 hours and 30 minutes of complimentary parking!
Given Mecenatpolis' prime location, this is an incredible perk! It's ample time to enjoy a leisurely lunch at Saint Augustine, do some light shopping, or even pop into one of Hapjeong's trendy cafes nearby.
Saint Augustine Hapjeong Discounts

Here's a pro tip for saving some cash!
Saint Augustine Hapjeong offers a special weekday lunch discount menu.
This special applies to their Tom Yum Rice Noodles, which you can enjoy at approximately 20% off its regular price.
Saint Augustine Hapjeong Menu


Saint Augustine Hapjeong boasts a diverse menu, but we decided to stick with some of their highly recommended 'Best Seller' dishes.

From the moment you step in, the exotic ambiance truly immerses you!

As expected from a major franchise, they clearly list the origin of ingredients for each menu item, which gives you peace of mind while dining.


The interior of Saint Augustine Hapjeong has a pleasant vibe.
The tables are spaced comfortably, so you can enjoy your meal without feeling overcrowded, which was a big plus.


I made a reservation and visited around 1 PM, which was slightly past the peak lunch rush, so we had a relatively comfortable and relaxed dining experience.

We were seated at a window table towards the back of the restaurant.

They also have high chairs available, making it a great spot for family meals with little ones!


If you're visiting in the evening or with a larger group, ordering a set menu or drinks would be a great option.
Saint Augustine Hapjeong, in particular, was running various drink promotions during our visit.
My friend and I visited for lunch, just the two of us, so we decided to order two individual best-seller dishes rather than a set menu.


We debated between the Poo Pad Pong Curry and the Chili Seabass, eventually opting for the slightly more unique Chili Seabass.
We also added a Nasi Goreng! The total cost came to ~$38.
Saint Augustine Hapjeong Menu Review

After ordering, both dishes arrived at our table within about 10 minutes.
The vibrant colors and appetizing presentation were absolutely delightful.

First up was the Chili Seabass.
I don't often encounter seabass dishes in Korean cuisine, so I was surprised by its impressive size! It reminded me of catching a large seabass in Animal Crossing – definitely a big one!


The seabass was perfectly fried with a crispy coating, topped with a flavorful Southeast Asian-style chili sauce, and accompanied by a light salad. It was a truly satisfying main course.
The seabass itself had a mild, flaky white fish texture, similar to rockfish or sea bream. As a big fan of white fish, I found it deliciously tender and savory, with the chili sauce adding a delightful kick that kept it from being bland.

Next up was the Nasi Goreng, which paired wonderfully with the Chili Seabass!
It was loaded with generous seafood toppings like shrimp, mussels, and squid, making every bite incredibly flavorful.


Each mouthful offered a symphony of flavors and textures – egg, bok choy, bean sprouts, shrimp, and squid – all coated in that rich Nasi Goreng sauce. It truly transported me to Southeast Asia with every bite!
While both dishes were delicious from the first bite, they were quite rich, and I thought they would pair even better with a cold beer 🤣. However, we had other plans, so we skipped the drinks this time.
Overall, Saint Augustine is consistently a reliable choice, offering guaranteed quality no matter which branch you visit.
For anyone in Hapjeong looking to enjoy a relaxed and delicious Southeast Asian meal, I highly recommend checking it out!
📍 Saint Augustine Hapjeong Location
B1118, B1 Floor, Mecenatpolis, 45 Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea
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