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- 4
649m from Gireum Station
Lunch 20,000 won range·Dinner 30,000 won range
Open Now ~ Closes at 21:30
Introduction
Bobae Banjeom - Hawolgok has been operating as a Chinese restaurant since 2013, renowned for its rich jjamppong and a variety of seafood dishes. It has been featured on several TV programs such as Channel A's "People's Billionaire," MBC's "Live Tonight," and EBS's "Hopeful Scenery," earning recognition for its taste and dedication. The restaurant always values each guest's visit, cooking with the best ingredients and deep flavors.
You can enjoy a variety of dishes such as jjamppong, sweet and sour pork, seafood platter jjajangmyeon, and yuringi, making it suitable not only for a meal but also for special occasions. It is a place that continuously delivers taste and satisfaction to its valued visitors.
Key Features
Bobae Banjeom - Hawolgok is especially famous for its beef jjamppong, seafood platter jjajangmyeon, and soft, chewy sweet and sour pork. The food is rich and flavorful, stimulating the appetite, and the abundance of seafood provides visual delight. The clean yet spicy broth of the jjamppong is particularly attractive, leading to many repeat customers.
Rice, noodles, and jjajang-jjamppong set menus are also recommended, and you can enjoy dessert coffee and a self-service bar for a relaxing time after your meal. However, the somewhat small space is efficiently managed through quick turnover and reservations.
Visitor Profile
The gender ratio is almost equal, and visitors range widely from teens to those in their 60s. There are relatively more customers in their 30s and 40s, and families often visit as well. With many regulars who frequently visit for its Chinese cuisine, the restaurant has built a strong sense of trust.
It is suitable for solo dining or small gatherings, and both local residents and passersby can enjoy a comfortable atmosphere. Thanks to delicious Chinese food and warm service, the revisit rate is high.
User Reviews
Customers especially praise the seafood platter jjajangmyeon for its abundant seafood and glossy noodles, as well as the delicious sweet and sour pork. Many reviews highlight the deep and spicy jjamppong broth and fresh seafood, and the portion sizes are considered appropriate.
In addition to the taste, many positive comments mention the convenience of dessert coffee and the self-service bar. However, the small size of the restaurant is sometimes pointed out as an area for improvement.
Nearby Transportation
The nearest subway station is Line 4's Gireum Station, which is within walking distance and convenient for public transportation. There are also bus stops nearby, making accessibility excellent, but there is no official parking lot provided.
Being close to the subway station, visitors without cars can easily find the restaurant, and it is conveniently located for local residents, students, and office workers alike.
Reservation Tips
It is popular on both weekdays and weekends, so you may have to wait, especially when visiting with family. Making a reservation before your visit is recommended for a more convenient experience. If you visit without a reservation, it is best to check the waiting list.
Lunchtime and weekend evenings tend to be crowded, so visiting at off-peak times will allow for a more comfortable meal.
Menu
- Beef Jjamppong: KRW 11,500
- Sweet and Sour Pork (Mini): KRW 13,500
- Jjajangmyeon: KRW 6,500
- Seafood Platter Jjajangmyeon: KRW 21,000
- Jjamppong: KRW 9,000
- Seafood Jjamppong: KRW 11,500
- Hangari Jjamppong: KRW 26,000
- Yuringi: KRW 21,000
- Chinese Bibim Noodles: KRW 10,000
- Seafood Udon: KRW 10,500
- Chinese Cold Noodles (Summer Special): KRW 10,500
- Cold Jjamppong (Summer Special): KRW 10,500
- Japchae Rice: KRW 10,000
- Fried Rice: KRW 9,000
- Garlic Kanpunggi: KRW 21,000
- Yangjangpi: KRW 29,000