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South Seoul Casey
restaurant ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

South Seoul Casey

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Casey, ACT
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

fried chickenpopcorn chickenbuffalo wingsspicy burgercrispy chickenloaded chipsbubble teachicken fried rice

Pet policy

Dogs welcome at outdoor tables in Casey Market Town precinct. Call ahead to confirm outdoor availability during busy periods.

South Seoul is the Korean fried chicken stop in the Casey group centre in Canberra's north, a short hop from Yerrabi Pond. It is casual, counter-style eating rather than a long sit-down dinner, and the outdoor tables are where dogs are welcome. Order the chicken, take a seat outside, and your dog can settle while you eat.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome in the outdoor dining area at the front of the venue, and staff are generally easygoing about canine guests, often bringing out a water bowl when asked. There is no enclosed run and no special menu, just straightforward alfresco seating beside the precinct footpath, so bring your own bowl as a backup and keep your dog leashed and settled at your feet. Service gets busy at peak dinner and on weekends, so either go early or grab a quiet corner table if you are bringing a dog at those times.

Worth knowing

The menu is built around Korean fried chicken: crispy original and flavoured chicken, popcorn chicken, buffalo wings, spicy burgers and loaded chips, with bubble tea and chicken fried rice rounding it out. Portions are generous and prices are modest, which is a fair part of the appeal for Gungahlin locals. This is a quick-turnover kind of place, so a well-settled dog suits the pace better than a restless one.

Getting there

The address is 13/15 Kingsland Parade, Casey, in the Casey shopping precinct. There is free parking throughout the centre and the outdoor tables sit close to it, so you will not have to walk far with your dog.

Close by with the dogs

For exercise before or after, the Yerrabi Pond loop is a few minutes away and circles the water on a shared path. If your dog needs a proper run first, the Springbank Rise dog park is the closest fenced option, and The District at Crace is another local pick for a meal with a dog-friendly outdoor area.

Max: Keep a mat in the car for these precinct footpath tables, as the pavement warms up on Canberra summer afternoons.

More dog-friendly pubs across the ACT are listed on pawscapes.com.au/pubs/state/act, and other Casey spots are collected on the Casey destination page.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.