Restaurants
Hyeongjene Gogi Maeul
A large restaurant where you can grill samgyeopsal and wrap it in lettuce — Korean barbecue culture with a child
3-5 yrs6-9 yrs
Location
Yongbieocheonga, 36 Saemunan-ro 3-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Basic information
Location
Yongbieocheonga, 36 Saemunan-ro 3-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Closed days
None
Opening hours
Mon-Fri11:00-21:20Sat11:00-20:00Sun11:00-14:00
Break time
Mon-Fri14:30-16:30Sat15:00-16:00
Price range
Moderate
Worth checking before you go
Stroller
AllowedHigh chair
NoNursing room
NoBaby changing table
NoMultilingual menu
NoNon-spicy options
YesTips from parents who've been
💡 The room is large and tables fairly well spaced, so outside peak hours a stroller moves easily.
💡 Hot grills and stews come to the table, so it is safer to seat your child on the inside rather than by the aisle.
💡 Weekday lunchtimes fill with office workers — with a child, a weekend or early evening is better.
Tips for going with kids
💡 Beef brisket is thin and tender, so children do not find it chewy.
💡 The thick rolled omelette makes a good side dish for a child who cannot take spice.
💡 If you want to share the soybean paste stew, ask for the chilli to be left out when you order.
Travelling in Korea
💡 In Korean barbecue restaurants it is normal to grill the meat yourself at the table.
💡 With the lunch kimchi stew you fetch ramen noodles yourself and add them, which visitors often enjoy.
💡 Grilled kimchi is a common pairing with Korean barbecue.
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