Gimpo hanjeongsik restaurant Bomseol: ₩18,000 lunch set for two
In short
Bomseol Gimpo (Hansikgongan On) is a premium hanjeongsik (Korean set-menu) restaurant on Geomdan-ro in Gimpo, Gyeonggi. Two weekday lunch orders of the ₩18,000 Bomseol table brought stone-pot rice, cheonggukjang stew, stir-fried pork, and braised half-dried pollack (kodari) plus tomato caprese and fried vegetables, while the self-serve bar with free side-dish refills, braised kimchi, and young radish barley bibimbap was only spotted too late. With partitioned seating and parking for more than 100 cars, Bomseol suits family gatherings and large group dinners.
Good to know
- Name
- Hansikgongan On (Bomseol Gimpo branch)
- Address
- 910 Geomdan-ro, Unit 102, Gimpo, Gyeonggi
- Hours
- 11:00 - 20:30
- Break time
- 15:00 - 17:00
- Parking
- More than 100 cars
- Group reservations
- Group table up to 20; private rooms for 4 to 12
- Corkage
- Allowed (fee)
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance and seating
- Bomseol table
- ₩18,000
- Mountain-high scallion bulgogi set
- ₩20,000
- Gahwamansaseong set (3 people)
- ₩87,000
- Mansumugang set (4 people)
- ₩140,000
- Mansahyeongtong set (5 people)
- ₩250,000
- Master-dried yellow corvina
- ₩21,000
- Soy-marinated raw crab
- ₩20,000
- Grilled king hairtail
- ₩34,000
- Kids' pork cutlet
- ₩11,000
- Price reference
- ₩18,000 ≈ $13.5 · ₩20,000 ≈ $14.5 · ₩87,000 ≈ $64 (2026-09-26)
as written by the visitor on Aug 19, 2026
I've been so busy lately that I feel like I haven't been eating properly, so on my way to run errands in Gimpo I stopped by Bomseol, a well-regarded Korean set-menu restaurant in Gimpo, for a proper, healthy meal :)
With the friendly staff who set the table for us and food that was so pretty and neatly presented, this is genuinely a great place for family gatherings! Even though it was a weekday, so many families were there for meals.
Bomseol is a place where precious ingredients — like dried yellow corvina steamed with turmeric and soy-marinated crab made with tender snow crab — pass through the hands of a certified Korean food master before reaching customers.
Where is Bomseol Gimpo? Location, hours and parking
Hansikgongan On (Bomseol Gimpo branch) is located at 910 Geomdan-ro, Unit 102, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do. Hours are 11:00-20:30, break time is 15:00-17:00, and there's parking for over 100 cars.
- Address | 910 Geomdan-ro, Unit 102, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
- Hours | 11:00 - 20:30
- Break time | 15:00 - 17:00
- Parking | 100+ spaces available
- Group reservations available (group seating up to 20; rooms for 4-12)
- Corkage available (paid)
- Wheelchair accessible entrance and seating
Above all, this is a premium Korean dining space from a company that specializes in Korean food brands, and I heard they prep fresh seasonal ingredients by hand every morning!
Why Bomseol works for family gatherings: partitioned seats and 100-car parking
Bomseol is really well suited for family gatherings — it has private partitions installed, and the dining tables are set up to be really easy to eat at.
In particular, Bomseol has parking for 100+ cars and tour buses, so it seems to get a lot of use for group gatherings and company dinners. It's a new spot, but reservation inquiries for holidays and year-end are already pouring in, apparently.
Bomseol menu and prices
- Mountain scallion bulgogi set - ₩20,000
- Bomseol table - ₩18,000
- Gahwamansaseong set (3 people) - ₩87,000
- Mansumugang set (4 people) - ₩140,000
- Mansacheongtong set (5 people) - ₩250,000
- Master-grade dried yellow corvina - ₩21,000
- Soy-marinated crab - ₩20,000
- Seasoned cockle salad - ₩17,000
- Spicy sauced stir-fried pork - ₩15,000
- Grilled king hairtail - ₩34,000
- Grilled mackerel - ₩13,000
- Spicy braised codfish - ₩11,000
- Grilled pork loin jeon - ₩22,000
- Kids' pork cutlet - ₩11,000
What comes with the ₩18,000 Bomseol table
I ordered the Bomseol table, which keeps that healthy flavor intact, for two. The Bomseol set comes with a basic Korean spread — stone-pot rice, salad, cheongkukjang (fermented soybean stew), and healthy side dishes — plus stir-fried pork and braised codfish. The banchan (side dishes) look neat and tidy just to look at, and seeing them in person, anyone would say they feel like homemade cooking.
The tomato caprese they told us to eat first as an appetizer was surprisingly unique. The sauce was so smooth and delicious that it really got my appetite going haha.
I personally found this fried vegetable dish interesting too — it looked like carrot and perilla leaf, but once fried they turned out so crispy that the texture was really fun. All the namul (seasoned vegetable) side dishes tasted just as approachable and delicious as a home-style rice table.
The cheongkukjang wasn't overpowering at all, so it was delicious even eaten on its own!
The self-serve bar: braised kimchi and young radish barley bibimbap
I found out too late, which was a shame, but the self-serve bar has side dish refills plus kimchi jjim (braised kimchi), dongchimi broth, and even the ingredients to make yeolmu barley bibimbap! We probably couldn't have eaten it all anyway since we were already full, but if you're looking for a really generous Gimpo restaurant, be sure to stop by Bomseol at Hansikgongan On~
How the stir-fried pork and braised pollack taste
Among the main dishes, the stir-fried pork was clean with no gamey smell, and the meat was so tender that I couldn't help but eat it in a lettuce wrap!
I'm not usually big on braised codfish, but Bomseol's version was tender, and the seasoning was so tasty it was a total rice thief haha.
If you're reading my review before visiting, please make good use of the self-serve bar for me and have an even more delicious meal!
Where it is
910 Geomdan-ro, Unit 102, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea경기도 김포시 검단로 910 102호
