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Good food made by locals, dont expect 5 star japanese noodles, just expect a delicious meal at a fair price you wont be disappointed, we also had the dumplings and theyre delicious.

Very popular. We waited 30 minutes for a seat when we were there at 11:30am on a weekday. If you do not have a local korean number the manager will give you a number on a piece of paper and tells you when to come to him again. No english menu available here, but as with most pork noodle shops the menu is pretty straightforward. Pork broth noodle with pork slices, bibim noodles with pork, anchovy broth noodle only, pork slices and mandu. Most people seem to order pork noodles, bibim noodles and a side of pork slices (dombe). We had the set for 2 - one bowl each of pork noodles and bibim noodles, half serving of dombe and assorted kimchi for 35000KRW. Pay in advance after ordering your meal. Broth is thick and flavorful with al dente noodles. Bibim noodles is a good balance of spicy, sour and sweet. Well worth the long wait. Parking is easily available. This shop is a standalone building with private parking. This was also a filming site from k-drama Attorney Woo.

the meat is so soft and tender!! everything is yummy

Had a bit of a wait time. Pork was tasty. Shared spicy noodle, pork noodle and anchovy noodle. Price was reasonable and a short drive away from seopikoji. Parking available next to restaurant.

Admittedly it was winter when I visited but this doesn’t make the soup noodles any less yummy - it’s light, with a tinge of spice and spring onion adds a slight kick. Side of pork is a must order - usual condiments like garlic and chillies available but there’s also a local version of “chinchalok” (fermented shrimp) that’s saltish and less pungent.