Tzuyang-visited pork cutlet spot near Magok Station: Tteudon Magok
In short
Tteudon Magok Branch is a pork cutlet restaurant in Gangseo, Seoul, 174 meters from Magok Station Exit 4, on the second floor of the Queens Park 12 building. After a stroll through Seoul Botanic Park, the writer ordered the sweet potato cheese cutlet at 14,900 won and bacon cream spaghetti at 14,900 won, and filled the wait at the self-serve bar of morning bread, soup, tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) and ice cream. With 2 hours of free parking and a kids' room, Tteudon Magok Branch is an easy stop for families.
Good to know
- Location
- 194 Gonghang-daero, Unit 216, Gangseo-gu, Seoul (174m from Magok Station Exit 4, Queens Park 12 building)
- Hours
- Daily 10:30–21:00, last order 20:30
- Parking
- Building parking lot, 2 hours free with a meal
- Sweet potato cheese cutlet
- 14,900 won
- Bacon cream spaghetti
- 14,900 won
- Self-serve bar
- Morning bread, strawberry jam, soup, tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), ice cream
- Seating
- White-toned interior, wide spacing between tables, kids' room available
as written by the visitor on Sep 24, 2026
Tteudon Magok Branch is a pork cutlet restaurant near Exit 4 of Magok Station. I found it while looking for somewhere to eat after a walk around Seoul Botanic Park, and it turned out to be a great pick. It's not far from Magongnaru Station either, so it's easy to pair with a day out around the Magok area.
Where is Tteudon Magok Branch, and what about parking and hours?
Located 174 meters from Magok Station Exit 4 at 194 Gonghang-daero, Building 216, Gangseo-gu, Tteudon sits inside the Queens Park 12 building, which meant a spacious lot and easy access. With 2 hours of free parking when you eat there, it felt stress-free — probably one of the better options among Gangseo restaurants when it comes to parking. It's open daily from 10:30 to 21:00, with last order at 20:30.
The interior is white-toned with generous space between tables, which felt comfortable even visiting with kids, and there's a kids' room so families with children can eat without worrying about disturbing others. It's a solid option for parents looking for somewhere to take kids near Magok Station.
What's on the free self-serve bar at Tteudon Magok Branch?
Once you sit down, you head straight for the self-serve bar, which has morning bread and strawberry jam, soup, tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), and ice cream. It kept the kids entertained before the food arrived, and it was a nice light bite for the adults too. This is what sets it apart from other pork cutlet places near Magok Station — the wait before the cutlets arrive isn't boring at all.
Tteokbokki and ice cream are popular before and after the meal, and I'd recommend trying the morning bread stuffed with cutlet for a different kind of experience.
What we ordered: sweet potato cheese cutlet and bacon cream spaghetti
- Sweet potato cheese cutlet ₩14,900
- Bacon cream spaghetti ₩14,900
The sweet potato cheese cutlet is Tteudon's signature dish. It's a cheese cutlet topped with sweet potato mousse, and the breading was crispy while the inside stayed moist and well-fried.
The sweet potato mousse was less sweet than expected, with just a subtle sweetness, so it didn't feel heavy. The cheese also tasted natural rather than artificial, on the lighter side.
This is the dish that comes to mind first if you're looking for a cheese pork cutlet near Magok Station — it was that memorable.
The bacon cream spaghetti comes with a mini cutlet and salad alongside the pasta. The cream sauce is on the thick side, and broccoli helps cut through the richness a bit. The mini cutlet was also fried crispy, and the bacon was salty enough to balance nicely with the cream sauce.
The portion is generous, so eating the mini cutlet and morning bread that come with the spaghetti still leaves you full. If you want to enjoy cream pasta and pork cutlet in one dish, this alone is enough.
I came after hearing YouTuber Tzuyang had visited, and looking at the self-serve bar and the portion sizes, I could see why. It's gotten word-of-mouth attention as a Tzuyang spot, but honestly, the taste and portions were substantial enough that it would come up often even without that — the kind of place that shows up a lot when you search for restaurants near Magok Station.
Pairing lunch at Tteudon with a walk through Seoul Botanic Park
Seoul Botanic Park and Magongnaru Park are both within walking distance, making for a good route of walking then eating. If you're out exploring and also looking for good restaurants in Seoul, it's easy to fill up at Tteudon and continue exploring the area.
Is Tteudon Magok Branch worth it for families?
The reasons to recommend Tteudon as a pork cutlet restaurant near Magok Station are clear. The self-serve bar takes care of the waiting time, parking and the kids' room make it easy for families, and the portions leave nothing to be desired. It's a good spot to stop by before or after visiting Seoul Botanic Park — worth keeping in mind if you're looking for pork cutlet near Magok Station, or want to add one more name to your list of Gangseo restaurants.
Where it is
194 Gonghang-daero, Building 216, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 강서구 공항대로 194 216호 뜨돈
