Korean BBQ near Seoul Tech: 8 pork cuts and bibimmyeon at Eongteori

Today I'm writing about a Gongneung spot where you can eat your fill of meat without breaking the bank — Eongteori Muhandae Pae Gongneung Branch 😋

With various meats, vegetables, ramyeon, and even fried rice all unlimited, this was a genuinely satisfying place to eat if you love meat!

Where is Eongteori Gongneung, and what should you know first?

Eongteori Muhandae Pae Gongneung Branch is at 83 Dongil-ro192-gil, 2nd floor, Nowon-gu, Seoul, a 7-minute walk from Gongneung Station Exit 1. Hours are daily 12:00–03:00, and it offers all-you-can-eat, group seating, Wi-Fi, separate men's/women's restrooms, reservations, but no parking.

Being close to the subway station made it easy to reach by public transport, and since it's located in the main commercial area near Seoul National University of Science and Technology, there are plenty of nearby bars too — great for moving on to a second or third round after eating :D

The restaurant is on the 2nd floor of the building — you can take the stairs, but there's also an elevator, which was nice for getting up easily!

How big is the restaurant, and are there group tables?

Eongteori Gongneung uses the entire 2nd floor of the building, so it's larger than you'd expect, and there are group tables that seat 8 or more — it looked like a good spot for group gatherings or SNUST student department dinners!

I visited on a Friday before 6pm and had it quiet to myself, but by the time I left there was already a waiting list — that's how popular it is :D

Restrooms at Eongteori Gongneung

The restroom is the shared one right in front of the building, but it's designated for all-you-can-eat pork customers with separate men's and women's stalls, and it was kept quite clean overall, so it was comfortable to use!

How much is the all-you-can-eat pork?

Eongteori Gongneung's all-you-can-eat pork set is ₩17,900 per person, and unlimited soju is ₩5,900. The set includes daepae samgyeopsal, jjolgit daepae, naengsam, kkotsamgyeop daepae, and kkotmokssal daepae, plus a self-serve vegetable bar, ramyeon, and fried rice or plain rice — all unlimited.

I really thought this would be a great spot for SNUST students' department dinners :D I ordered the all-you-can-eat set for two plus bibimmyeon 😋

What's on the self-serve bar?

The self-serve corner had a wide variety of vegetables, side dishes, and sauces to go with the meat ♪(´▽｀)

Being an all-you-can-eat pork restaurant doesn't mean it's just meat — there were plenty of side dishes too, so you could mix and match according to your taste, which I really liked 😋

The 8 thin-sliced pork cuts

The meat lineup included jjolgit daepae, ogyeopsal daepae, daepae samgyeopsal, kkotmokssal daepae, frozen samgyeop, Iberico daepae, and Golden Duroc daepae — 8 types of thin-sliced pork belly in total, so I could eat plenty without getting tired of it. The owner apparently rotates the meat selection regularly so customers can try even more cuts, which is worth keeping in mind!

Wrap vegetables

Personally, what stuck with me most was that even though this is a budget all-you-can-eat spot, the variety and freshness of the wrap vegetables were really impressive! The owner apparently brings in fresh vegetables from Garak Market every morning, which made me trust the place even more, hehe 🤤

Sauces

There was a great range of sauces too, from seasoning options like salt, pepper, curry powder, and cumin for dipping meat, to sesame oil, salted shrimp sauce, and chili sauce — plenty to suit different tastes 😋 I switched sauces with each type of meat, and even the same daepae tasted different each time, which was really satisfying!

Side dishes

Basic side dishes like kimchi, bean sprouts, and pickled radish were also available — grilled in the meat fat, they went really well with the pork :D There was also rice cake and pink ham, which were great to grill alongside the meat!

Unlimited ramyeon and fried rice

For a price in the low ₩10,000s, unlimited Hangang ramyeon and fried rice were included — you cook the ramyeon and fried rice yourself at the self-serve corner, so you can enjoy as much as you like :D I ordered bibimmyeon separately so I didn't get to try the ramyeon, but next time I'd love to try the Hangang ramyeon with the meat 🤤

How the grilled sliced pork tasted

Once you've brought over as much meat and side dishes as you want from the self-serve corner, all that's left is grilling it on the set-up grill! Daepae samgyeopsal is basically impossible to make bad, and paired with all the side dishes, I could eat a ton without getting tired of it 😋🤍

Pork with bibimmyeon: does the combo work?

I also ordered bibimmyeon (spicy cold noodles), which you can't skip when eating meat 🤤 The spicy-tangy noodles cut through the greasiness nicely, and a bite of daepae samgyeopsal with bibimmyeon together was a great combo! Meat plus noodles really can't fail, hehe.

Service, Wi-Fi and parking

The counter had phone chargers, which looked handy for when your battery was running low, and there was also ice cream on the side, so I got to end the meal with a sweet dessert 😋

Near the exit there was fabric deodorizer spray, so I didn't have to worry about smelling like meat on the way out — just a light spritz before leaving, super convenient :D I liked that they thought of even these small touches!

Is Eongteori Gongneung worth it?

• A 7-minute walk from Gongneung Station — easy to get to
• A budget-friendly, filling meat restaurant near Seoul National University of Science and Technology
• Spacious floor with group tables — recommended for group gatherings!

Overall, the restaurant is spacious and well-kept, making it a good place to visit with a group of friends and eat your fill of meat :D It's a 7-minute walk from Gongneung Station so it's easy to reach by public transport, and with group tables for 8 or more, it also seemed like a solid choice for group gatherings or department dinners, hehe.

I also liked that for ₩17,900 per person, you can eat as much as you want of various meats like daepae samgyeopsal, jjolgit daepae, naengsam, kkotmokssal daepae, and Iberico daepae, plus wrap vegetables, sauces, side dishes, ramyeon, and fried rice — really great value 😋 I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a budget-friendly meat restaurant or all-you-can-eat spot near Gongneung Station 😎👍🏻