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Chef Kim Jae-hoon opened Palate in late 2019 in Yongho-dong (Bloter, 2024-02-22; his Instagram says 2019). Vogue Korea (2025-06-11) says Palate relocated "last September" to the Merciel building on Dalmaji-gil, i.e. September 2024, which is the current MICHELIN address. Only the month is supported, so the date is the last day of September 2024 (estimated).
Google Maps rating 4.5 from 66 ratings, read 2026-10-18; the only diner figure available (no sub-scores).
Independent write-up cited as a review on the dining rubric.[1]
Independent write-up cited as a review on the dining rubric.[1]
Source of coordinates, phone, opening hours, menu items with prices and operator photographs (read 2026-10-17).[1]
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delivering a progressive tasting menu, refined service, and a sommelier-led wine program in a serene, design-forward space.
chef Kim Jae-hoon’s contemporary French restaurant Palate in Nam-gu
French-rooted contemporary tasting restaurant by chef Kim Jae-hoon, on Dalmaji Hill with floor-to-ceiling sea views.[1]
Map position is an approximate geocoded point, not a surveyed restaurant entrance.
Palate (팔레트)
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