Suwon Station yukhoe bar menu prices and takeout: Yukhoe Dokjon

What kind of place is Yukhoe Dokjon Suwon Station Branch?

Yukhoe Dokjon Suwon Station Branch is a restaurant-bar specializing in hanwoo (Korean beef) yukhoe (raw beef tartare), located on the first floor of Dream Plaza on Hyanggyo-ro near Suwon Station. It's one of the places that catches your eye when you're craving yukhoe near Suwon Station.

The name itself puts yukhoe front and center, so if you're hunting for a Suwon Station restaurant known for yukhoe, this menu lineup is worth a look.

The storefront is done in dark wood tones, with a bright yellow '육회독존' (Yukhoe Dokjon) sign standing out up top. Large photos of yukhoe and meal menu items flank the entrance on both sides, so you can tell what's on offer before you even step in.

If you're looking for a Suwon Station bar to enjoy yukhoe with a drink, this is a spot that'll catch your eye.

More than yukhoe: what else Yukhoe Dokjon serves

Looking at the light box menu at the entrance, 'hanwoo yukhoe sushi' and 'hanwoo yukhoe bibimbap' were also prominently featured.

When you think of a yukhoe specialist, drinking snacks naturally come to mind first, but it stood out that there were meal-worthy options like bibimbap and sushi too. Handy if someone in your group isn't drinking — there's still plenty to choose from.

Yukhoe Dokjon menu and prices in full

Menu and prices, copy-ready

[Yukhoe & Sashimi]

• Hanwoo yukhoe platter (2 people) ₩37,000
• Live octopus hanwoo yukhoe (2 people) ₩34,000
• Hanwoo sashimi (2 people) ₩28,000
• Abalone hanwoo yukhoe (2 people) ₩32,000
• Stir-fried hanwoo sashimi (2 people) ₩23,000
• Live abalone sashimi (2 people) ₩22,000
• Live octopus (2 people) ₩17,000
• Hanwoo yukhoe large (4 people) ₩37,000
• Hanwoo yukhoe medium (3 people) ₩28,000
• Hanwoo yukhoe small (1–2 people) ₩19,000

[Meals & Sides]

• Hanwoo sushi ₩12,000
• Hanwoo yukhoe bibimbap ₩10,000
• Cheese / seaweed ₩1,000

[Drinks & Beverages]

• Soju ₩5,000 — Chamisul, Jinro, Chum Churum, Saero
• Beer ₩5,000 — Cass, Terra, Kloud
• Cheongha ₩6,000 — Cheongha, Byeolbit Cheongha
• Maehwasu ₩6,000
• Soft drinks ₩2,000 — Coke, Sprite, pineapple Fanta
• Tonic water ₩2,000

※ Menu and prices are based on the menu board photographed at the time of the visit and may change afterward.

At the top of the menu board are the hanwoo yukhoe platter, live octopus hanwoo yukhoe, hanwoo sashimi, and abalone hanwoo yukhoe.

It's not just plain yukhoe on offer — there are combinations with live octopus or abalone too, which looked great for a group ordering a variety of dishes.

Small, medium or large hanwoo yukhoe: which size for how many?

The basic hanwoo yukhoe at Yukhoe Dokjon Suwon Station Branch comes in small ₩19,000 (1–2 people), medium ₩28,000 (3 people), and large ₩37,000 (4 people). If you're specifically after the yukhoe menu near Suwon Station, this basic 'hanwoo yukhoe' price is your starting reference.

The menu board even lists the number of people each size serves, which made it easy to decide how much to order. There's also hanwoo sashimi at ₩28,000, live octopus at ₩17,000, live abalone sashimi at ₩22,000, and stir-fried hanwoo sashimi at ₩23,000.

If you'd rather mix and match sashimi, live octopus, and abalone rather than sticking with just yukhoe, this is a solid lineup for anyone looking for a Suwon Station bar.

Yukhoe bibimbap and hanwoo sushi prices

Hanwoo sushi at Yukhoe Dokjon Suwon Station Branch is listed at ₩12,000 and hanwoo yukhoe bibimbap at ₩10,000. Cheese or seaweed can be added for ₩1,000. You don't have to eat yukhoe strictly as a drinking snack.

So even if you searched for yukhoe near Suwon Station, you don't necessarily have to treat this as a drinking-only spot. You could have a full meal with the yukhoe bibimbap, or build a meal-focused order around hanwoo sushi.

How much is soju and beer at Yukhoe Dokjon? 5,000 won each

Soju at Yukhoe Dokjon Suwon Station Branch is ₩5,000, with Chamisul, Jinro, Chum Churum, and Saero listed, and beer is also ₩5,000, with Cass, Terra, and Kloud on offer. Cheongha and Maehwasu are ₩6,000, and soft drinks and tonic water are ₩2,000 each.

With yukhoe, hanwoo sashimi, live octopus, and abalone all on the menu, this is a lineup worth checking out if you're looking for a Suwon Station bar for a drink.

Why Yukhoe Dokjon puts hanwoo front and center

Inside the restaurant, a large sign reads, "If it's not Yukhoe Dokjon hanwoo, we'll give you 10 cows of hanwoo."

There's a hanwoo mark at the top of the menu board too, and the emphasis on hanwoo is felt throughout the store, making it clear what Yukhoe Dokjon wants to highlight. That said, this is based solely on the signage displayed in-store, and I haven't separately verified origin certification documents.

Can you get takeout? Every dish on the menu

At the bottom right of the Yukhoe Dokjon Suwon Station Branch menu board, it reads 'all menu items available for takeout.'

If eating in-store isn't convenient that day, takeout is an option. Worth keeping in mind if you're after Suwon Station yukhoe and want to enjoy it comfortably at your accommodation or at home.

Final verdict on Yukhoe Dokjon Suwon Station Branch

Yukhoe Dokjon Suwon Station Branch is, as the name suggests, built around yukhoe and hanwoo sashimi.

What stood out most was the variety of options beyond the basic hanwoo yukhoe — live octopus hanwoo yukhoe, abalone hanwoo yukhoe, hanwoo sashimi, live octopus, and live abalone sashimi. There are also meal options like yukhoe bibimbap and hanwoo sushi.

If you're looking for a Suwon Station bar, it's worth noting the range of yukhoe and seafood snacks available; if you're specifically after Suwon Station yukhoe, it's worth noting that the basic yukhoe comes in small, medium, and large sizes so you can order according to your group size.

This post doesn't include photos of actual ordered food, so I haven't written anything about the taste, seasoning, or texture of the yukhoe.