Ttukseom Hangang Ramen Guide: What to Know About the 2026 Festival Experience

Ttukseom Hangang Ramen was one of the food-focused highlights connected to the 2026 Hangang triathlon festival in Seoul. The main source-backed event was Ottogi’s “Shwieom Shwieom Hangang Ramen” experience, held around Ttukseom Hangang Park during the third Hangang Shwieom Shwieom Triathlon Festival from June 5 to 7, 2026.¹

For readers searching for Hangang Ramen at Ttukseom, there are two useful points to separate. One is the short festival program in June 2026, where visitors could take part in ramen-themed activities. The other is Ottogi’s separate “Happy Nyamnyam Ramen Shop” project at Hangang Bus ferry terminals, including Ttukseom, which was announced in 2025.²³

Ttukseom Hangang Ramen at the 2026 Festival

The 2026 Hangang Shwieom Shwieom Triathlon Festival took place from June 5 to 7, 2026, across the Ttukseom and Jamsil Hangang Park areas. Seoul’s official announcement described it as the third edition of the event, with swimming, cycling, and running courses arranged by level and a wider set of experience-based programs.⁴ The Seoul Future Hangang Headquarters event listing also identified Ttukseom Hangang Park and Jamsil Hangang Park as the main locations, with triathlon events and FUN Seoul-linked programs running during the same three-day period.⁵

At Ttukseom, Ottogi participated as a sponsor and operated the LIGHT&JOY mission booth along with ramen-related programs. The key ramen activity was “Shwieom Shwieom Hangang Ramen,” where participants could choose Jin Ramen soup powder and dried toppings to make their own version. The site also featured a Hangang Ramen MBTI test and a tasting program.¹

This means the Ttukseom ramen experience was not simply a standard convenience-store ramen stop. It was structured as a branded participation booth inside a larger public festival. Seoul’s citizen media coverage also described Ttukseom as having experience zones, a climbing program, Hangang Ramen, and other side events that could be enjoyed even by people who were not competing in the race.⁶

Because the festival dates have already passed, the June 2026 Ttukseom Hangang Ramen booth should be understood as a completed event, not an ongoing schedule. The confirmed operating window in the available material is June 5 to 7, 2026.¹⁴

What Visitors Could Actually Do

The most specific confirmed activity was customization. Participants could select Jin Ramen soup and dried garnish components, then make a “Shwieom Shwieom Hangang Ramen” combination as part of the experience.¹ The available source material does not provide a full menu, pricing, serving size, queue system, reservation rule, or exact booth hours, so those details should not be assumed.

The surrounding festival setting matters because it shaped the visit. The event was built around a relaxed triathlon concept rather than strict record competition, and Seoul highlighted content such as beginner-to-advanced course options, Haechi Island, and alcohol-free chicken-and-beer-style programming as part of the expanded experience lineup.⁴ In practical terms, someone visiting Ttukseom for Hangang Ramen during the festival would have encountered it as one stop among several activity zones rather than as a standalone restaurant.

Ottogi’s quoted explanation also supports this positioning. A company representative said the program was prepared so visitors could “enjoy exercise and food experiences together” while naturally encountering LIGHT&JOY and ramen products.¹ That short statement is useful because it clarifies the intent: the ramen booth was designed to sit between outdoor activity, product sampling, and casual festival participation.

For non-race visitors, the available Seoul citizen media report is especially relevant. It notes that side events, including Hangang Ramen, were available for people who did not take part in the competition.⁶ That makes the Ttukseom ramen program broader than a participant-only amenity, although the source material does not specify whether any activity required separate registration.

The Ttukseom Ramen Shop Connection

There is also a separate Ttukseom ramen item that searchers may be looking for: Ottogi’s “Happy Nyamnyam Ramen Shop” at Hangang Bus ferry terminals. Yonhap News reported on August 5, 2025, that Ottogi would operate the ramen experience space at Seoul’s Hangang Bus Apgujeong and Ttukseom ferry terminals. The Apgujeong branch opened on August 4, 2025, and the Ttukseom branch was scheduled to open on August 9, 2025.²

Ottogi’s official newsroom described the project as a space on the second floor of the Hangang Bus Apgujeong and Ttukseom terminals. The concept was simple: visitors purchase Ottogi ramen from the CU convenience store on the first floor, then cook and eat it in a branded space on the second floor.³ The same official material described Hangang Bus as a water-based public transportation service running across seven ferry terminals from Magok to Jamsil.³

This is different from the June 2026 festival booth. The Happy Nyamnyam Ramen Shop was tied to Hangang Bus ferry terminals, while the “Shwieom Shwieom Hangang Ramen” activity was part of the Hangang Shwieom Shwieom Triathlon Festival at Ttukseom Hangang Park. Both are connected to Ottogi and Hangang Ramen culture, but they are not the same program.

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