Introduction

Tomato Gimbap - Deungchon 2nd is a snack bar specializing in low-calorie, well-being menus. Aiming to provide a healthy meal like a mother would prepare, it offers a variety of gimbap, ramen, and rice bowl dishes.

While maintaining the popular taste of Korean street food, the restaurant continuously develops health-conscious menus, allowing customers to enjoy delicious meals without worry.

Key Features

It is very convenient to use, equipped with various amenities such as group seating, takeout and delivery, reservations, and wireless internet. The menu is also diverse, including gimbap, ramen, rice bowls, and stews, offering a wide range of choices.

Especially notable are the variety of side dishes and clean service, as well as the fast food preparation speed, which leads to high satisfaction. Reasonable prices that appeal to customers' tastes are also a major advantage.

Visitor Characteristics

Mainly, solo diners or those seeking a simple meal visit frequently. Female customers are active users, and the menu, with its manageable portions, is well-received for being easy to enjoy alone.

Families and group guests also visit from time to time, making for diverse usage. Friendly staff and quick service increase the likelihood of repeat visits.

Nearby Transportation

Located near Deungchon Station and Yeomchang Station on Subway Line 9, it has excellent transportation accessibility. It is conveniently situated for visitors using public transportation.

Additionally, as it is near Mokdongjungangbuk-ro, vehicle access is easy, but since there is no separate parking guidance, it is recommended to check in advance before visiting.

User Reviews

There are many reviews praising the taste of the gimbap and various ramen dishes, and the variety of side dishes and appropriate portions make it a good place for solo dining.

Most responses are positive regarding the friendly and prompt service, though some customers have suggested improvements regarding cleanliness and store usage.

Value for Money Points

Most menu items are priced between KRW 3,500 and KRW 8,500, making it a reasonably priced place to visit without burden. Especially, the variety of gimbap, udon, and ramen menus are relatively inexpensive.