Introduction

Ingko Kalguksu is a hand-cut noodle specialty restaurant that has been loved for a long time in Guri, Gyeonggi-do. Their kalguksu, featuring fresh chives and potatoes, is known for its rich broth and generous portions, ensuring high customer satisfaction. The kimchi, made with care by the owner, is spicy and pairs excellently with the noodles.

It has established itself as a representative eatery in Guri, attracting not only local residents but also visitors from afar. Thanks to its steady popularity, there are often lines during lunchtime.

Key Features

Ingko Kalguksu boasts thick noodles and generous side dishes. The addition of potatoes and chives enhances the flavor, and the spicy fresh kimchi receives rave reviews from customers. They also offer a unique service of adjusting portion sizes to suit both male and female guests.

The hearty portions and rich broth leave diners feeling full, resulting in a high rate of repeat visits. With its chewy noodles and distinctive kalguksu flavor, it has solidified its reputation as a local specialty restaurant.

Visitor Profile

Most visitors are in their 20s to 50s, with a nearly equal gender ratio. The restaurant is popular among families, solo diners, and groups of friends alike.

Especially during lunchtime, the place is lively with nearby office workers and local residents. As a renowned eatery, overall customer satisfaction is high, which is considered a key to its popularity.

User Reviews

Most visitors express satisfaction with both the taste and portion size, with many mentioning the rich broth and spicy kimchi. Its popularity is evident, as the parking lot is full even at 1:30 PM.

Some visitors note that the noodles are quite thick and can be difficult to cook thoroughly, and mention parking challenges, but overall reviews of the taste and service are very positive.

Transportation

Located near Guri Station (Line 8, Gyeongui–Jungang Line), it is easily accessible by public transportation. Its proximity to downtown makes it convenient, and many visitors use the subway.

There is a public parking lot at Guri Market nearby, which can be helpful for those driving, but as the alleys are narrow and parking is limited, it is advisable to plan ahead for parking.