Nestled in a quiet alley of Yakusadong, Pelbo transforms an old Korean detached house into an intimate dining bar. The original textures aged walls, low ceilings,
and small windows are preserved to keep the warmth of time alive.
At its center, a compact open datchi counter crafted in wood becomes both the heart of the kitchen and a shared stage. Here, a one-person chef prepares each dish with quiet intention, turning the limitation of size into closeness and narrative.
Pelbo anchors the alley as a cultural resting point—a place where a plate, a drink, and a moment of stillness gently close the day. It is a space dedicated to serving small, deep moments.
Type Japanese bar
Client pelvo
Location Jung-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Floor Area 99m2
Involvement Concept Design
Date of Completion 2025.05