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This Month Seoul in Breif Specific Maps of Seoul Where to Stay What to Eat What to Do What to See What to Buy What to Know  Home >> What to Eat >> Vietnamese food Green Papaya   Green Papaya is a Vietnamese restaurant named after the movie 'Green Papaya,' set in Vietnam.    Native Vietnamese cooks serve you an authentic taste of Vietnam, and the interior is tastefully decorated in Vietnamese style.   Exotic music enhances the dining atmosphere, and a candle on every table adds a hint of romance. Delicious spring rolls made with meat, shrimp, mushrooms, and noodles are a favorite.   You can also try a Vietnamese tea called 'Bongrai' which is known to be good for promoting healthy skin. Daehakno 02-742-1800 Rice Noodle (6¡­7,000 won), Rice with Sauced Chicken (8,000 won), Chili Seasoned Prawn (8,000 won), Vietnamese Wrapping 5¡­6,000 won), Vegetable Roll (2¡­25,000 won), Vietnamese hot coffee (3,500¡­4,000 won) 11:00¡­02:00 (No holidays) Hyehwa station on subway line 4.   Leave the station through exit 3. Green Papaya is located next to Dunkin Donuts 07-01-2002   Copyright ¨Ï 2001 What's On Communications Inc. All rights reserved. Write to Us post@whatsonkorea.com.