Asan à la carte grilled mackerel and pot rice: Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo

In short

Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo Asan Tangjeong Branch is a new wood-fired grilled fish restaurant with a Korean self-serve bar, on the 2nd floor of the brown building in front of Tangjeong Station in Asan. Ordering à la carte, the grilled mackerel and grilled atka mackerel came with added pot rice, plus stir-fried pork, rolled egg, braised tofu, japchae (glass noodles) and namul (seasoned vegetables) from the self-serve bar. Half the pot rice was eaten with the fish and half as bibimbap, finished with nurungji (scorched rice) and omija tea — a Korean spread that felt like real value.

Plate of Korean side dishes from the self-serve bar

Good to know

Hours
Daily 11:00–21:00
Break time
15:00–17:00
Last order
20:30
Closed
Closed on the 25th for Chuseok
Location
2nd floor of the brown building with Pascucci, in front of Tangjeong Station
How to order
Order and pay by table order system
Menu lineup
Value sets for 2, 3 and 4 people, à la carte dishes, Korean full-course meal
Ordered on this visit
Grilled mackerel, grilled atka mackerel, added pot rice
Self-serve bar
Stir-fried pork, rolled egg, braised tofu, japchae, three-color namul, pickled vegetables, bellflower root, lotus root, seasoned cucumber, kimchi, lettuce
Soup included
Seaweed soup
Dessert bar
Omija tea and barley tea available; soft-serve ice cream costs extra
Parking
Handeul Mulbit City Public Parking Lot 1: first 30 minutes free, then 200 won per 10 minutes, 300 won per 10 minutes after 1 hour / 2 hours free in the building lot with vehicle registration
With children
High chairs and divided trays available, microwave on hand

as written by the visitor on Sep 16, 2026

On a day I was craving warm rice with nicely browned grilled fish, I visited a new grilled fish restaurant that just opened in front of Tangjeong Station.

Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo, which I visited today, has braised tofu, rolled egg, japchae, and even stir-fried pork ready at the self-serve bar, so it's a great-value spot where you can fill up on Korean side dishes as well as the fish. A lot of other places make you add stir-fried pork separately, but here you could just help yourself as much as you wanted at the bar.

A Korean grilled fish restaurant near Tangjeong Station in Asan / Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo

Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo Asan Tangjeong Branch: hours and location

Daily 11:00–21:00 Break time 15:00–17:00 Last order 20:30 (Closed September 25 for Chuseok)

Entrance of the building housing Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo Asan Tangjeong Branch in front of Tangjeong Station

Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo is on the 2nd floor of the brown building with a Pascucci in front of Tangjeong Station.

Where to park near Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo by Tangjeong Station

I conveniently used the Handeul Mulbit City Public Parking Lot 1 right in front — it's paid, but the rates were cheap.

Rate information for Handeul Mulbit City Public Parking Lot 1

The public lot gives you the first 30 minutes free, then ₩200 every 10 minutes, and ₩300 every 10 minutes after 1 hour. It said it's open free of charge during Chuseok. If you use the building's own parking lot, you get 2 hours free, so be sure to register your car after eating~

Inside the restaurant and what's there for kids

Since it just opened, the interior is very spacious and clean. Even though it's on the 2nd floor, the ceilings are high and it felt pleasant.

Baby chairs and trays are available, and a microwave can be used too.

Spacious 2nd-floor interior with high ceilings and seating

From the window seats you can look down on Tangjeong Station and the parking lot.

Ordering by table order: à la carte dishes or value sets

Orders and payment go through a table-order system — besides the 2-, 3-, and 4-person value sets, check out the à la carte menu items too~

Menu board listing value sets and à la carte items
Menu board listing the à la carte grilled fish menu

I ordered grilled mackerel and grilled atka mackerel à la carte, plus added pot rice.

Order details for grilled mackerel and grilled atka mackerel à la carte

What's on the Korean self-serve bar at Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo

They give you a plate, and you help yourself at the self-serve bar.

Self-serve bar corner with Korean side dishes
Plate of Korean side dishes from the self-serve bar
Tray of three-color namul and pickled side dishes
Kimchi and lettuce corner at the self-serve bar

Three-color namul side dishes, pickles, doraji (bellflower root), lotus root, cucumber salad...

Kimchi and lettuce...

Stir-fried pork

Fluffy rolled egg

Red braised tofu

Japchae and braised tofu at the self-serve bar

Japchae

It's a Korean buffet you could enjoy happily even without the main grilled fish~ If you don't want the grilled fish, you can use the self-serve bar with the cheaper Korean full-course menu.

A full table set with self-serve bar side dishes
Table setting with the basic seaweed soup and side dishes

A hearty table for the day, with basic seaweed soup~~~ As always, Korean food is the best 👍 And here's today's main event, the grilled mackerel and grilled atka mackerel.

Grilled mackerel fresh off the oven
Plate of grilled atka mackerel
Two plates of grilled mackerel and grilled atka mackerel

Mackerel and atka mackerel grilled in the volcanic-stone oven

Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo's oven is handmade by craftsmen entirely out of volcanic stone. Volcanic stone is said to have excellent antibacterial properties, and releasing plenty of oxygen along with far-infrared rays and negative ions, which adsorbs and breaks down heavy metals in the body — very good for you. Grilled in this great oven at over 500°C for just the right amount of time, the fish comes out crisp outside, soft inside... a grilled fish that keeps its nutrients intact.

There's no way you'd get this taste grilling it at home~ The bones came off completely clean, leaving the plump flesh whole... it was easy to eat.

Grilled fish flesh with the bones removed

Dipped right into the wasabi soy sauce, it was clean-tasting and so delicious. The mackerel flesh was a bit firmer, while the atka mackerel was much softer with more flesh.

A piece of grilled fish dipped in wasabi soy sauce
A bowl of the added pot rice
Bibimbap made from the pot rice

Pot rice two ways: half with the fish, half as bibimbap

I ate half the pot rice with the fish, and turned the other half into bibimbap — ask staff for a larger bowl for the bibimbap~

Nurungji made in the pot rice bowl

Finished it off with nurungji (scorched rice) too... completely stuffed.

Dessert bar set up with tea options
Omija tea and barley tea dispensers at the dessert bar
Omija tea poured into a cup

Dessert bar: omija tea, barley tea and soft-serve ice cream

There's even tea at the dessert bar, so I had a refreshing cup of omija tea. The one next to it looked like plum tea but turned out to be barley tea... haha 😆 The soft-serve ice cream in this lineup is extra, so ask staff if you want it~

Grilled fish and Korean side dishes — things you never quite get around to making at home... At Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo near Tangjeong Station, I got to enjoy a proper grilled fish course, deliciously and comfortably, for the first time in a while. Give it a visit~^^

Where it is

Busan-e Tteun Godeungeo Asan Tangjeong Branch부산에뜬고등어 아산탕정점

26 Handeul Mulbit 6-ro, Building 1, 2nd Floor, Units 201-202, Tangjeong-myeon, Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea충청남도 아산시 탕정면 한들물빛6로 26 1동 2층 201, 202호

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