# Nowon Korean set-course dinner, candle-warmed ribs: Sutgarak Masil

- By Yena (https://superchart.com/en/@four-oclock-table-2/)
- Written Sep 14, 2026
- Local places › Restaurants › Nowon, Seoul
- Sponsored: This visit was written after receiving a complimentary meal from the restaurant.
- English edition: https://superchart.com/en/@four-oclock-table-2/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/
- Also in: [한국어](https://superchart.com/ko/@four-oclock-table-2/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/index.md)

## In short

Sutgarak Bansang Masil is a hanjeongsik (Korean set-course) restaurant in Nowon, Seoul, a 10-minute walk from Nowon Station Exit 1 on the second floor of the building. The course at Sutgarak Bansang Masil ran from adlay and cherry blossom porridge to spring forsythia fritters, chilled whelk salad, medicinal-herb bossam, mushroom braised short ribs and Masil tteokgalbi, with the ribs kept hot by a candle under the pottery pot and the tteokgalbi on a table hot plate. With private rooms of several sizes and baby chairs, Sutgarak Bansang Masil handles a Nowon family gathering or a meet-the-in-laws lunch without trouble.

## Good to know

- **Address**: 412 Nowon-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul (318-1 Sanggye-dong)
- **Getting there**: 10-minute walk from Nowon Station (Line 4) Exit 1, second floor of the building
- **Hours**: 11:30–21:30
- **Break time**: 14:30–17:00
- **Last order**: 14:30 / 20:40
- **Menu**: Special Set, Gwihan Set, Chamjoeun Set, Masil Set, Basic Set
- **Ordering rule**: One set course per person; adult price from age 8 up
- **Parking**: Pull into the driveway and switch on your hazard lights — an attendant guides you in
- **Seating**: Private rooms in various sizes plus regular tables; baby chairs available

*as written by the visitor on Sep 14, 2026*

Today I visited Sutgarak Bansang Masil, well known in Nowon as a spot for meeting-the-in-laws dinners and family gatherings! Let me introduce it right away~

![Exterior of Sutgarak Bansang Masil, a hanjeongsik restaurant in Nowon](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-01-15yl0-900.webp)

![View of the building entrance for Sutgarak Bansang Masil](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-02-nebho-900.webp)

## Where is Sutgarak Bansang Masil, and where do you park?

Sutgarak Bansang Masil is a 10-minute walk from Nowon Station (Line 4) Exit 1.

![Route from Nowon Station to Sutgarak Bansang Masil](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-03-1p1l7-900.webp)

If you're driving, pull into the road and turn on your hazard lights — a parking attendant will help you park!

![Parking entrance and building stairs at Sutgarak Bansang Masil](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-04-1qaug-900.webp)

The restaurant is on the 2nd floor of the building, reached via the building's stairs.

## Opening hours and phone number

- Hours 11:30 – 21:30
- Break time 14:30 – 17:00
- Last order 14:30 / 20:40
- Address 412 Nowon-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul (318-1 Sanggye-dong), South Korea

## Private rooms, seating and the table setting

True to its reputation as a Nowon family gathering spot, there were rooms of various sizes as well as regular tables outside the rooms. Personal tableware and wet wipes were already set out on the table.

![Private room seating inside Sutgarak Bansang Masil](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-05-ztvnh-966.webp)

![Table setting with personal tableware and wet wipes](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-06-tfx34-966.webp)

![Interior of Sutgarak Bansang Masil with table seating](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-07-uwj16-966.webp)

## What the set courses include, and the one-per-person rule

Here's the menu at Sutgarak Bansang Masil, a well-known family-gathering restaurant in Nowon! They serve the Special Course, Precious Course, Chamjoeun Course, Masil Course, and Basic Course. Every course is one order per person, and note that guests age 8 and up are charged the adult price!

![Course menu board at Sutgarak Bansang Masil](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-08-1pdhq-966.webp)

## First courses: adlay and cherry blossom porridge, spring forsythia fritters

The first dish was adlay cherry blossom porridge (율무벚꽃죽), a nutty porridge made with adlay, a springtime grain, dyed and shaped into flowers. It was served at just the right temperature, a nice palate opener before the meal.

![Adlay cherry blossom porridge topped with flower-shaped adlay](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-09-1k12a-1200.webp)

The spring forsythia fritters (봄개나리튀김), topped with a sweet-and-sour red chili sauce over shrimp, shepherd's purse and asparagus, came out freshly fried and crisp — and you could even eat the rice paper 'bowl' it was served in.

![Spring forsythia fritters served in a rice paper bowl](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-10-17toe-900.webp)

![Plate of fried shrimp topped with red chili sauce](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-11-tu55g-966.webp)

The japchae (stir-fried glass noodles) was loaded with various mushrooms and meat, and the noodles were well coated in seasoning — both the texture and flavor were great.

![Japchae with mushrooms and meat](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-12-3n3ch-900.webp)

![A plate of seasoned glass noodle japchae](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-13-1lx72-900.webp)

## Chilled whelk salad and medicinal-herb bossam

The whelk vinegar salad (소라초회냉채) had savory, clean-tasting whelk with beet-dyed konjac jelly and gardenia-dyed lotus root, all drizzled with citrus sauce. Served on a single plate, it was gorgeous to look at too.

The medicinal herb bossam (약선보쌈, boiled pork wraps) came with baek-kimchi (white kimchi) and dried radish strips, plus salted shrimp with cheongyang chili mixed in, making for a clean, non-greasy bite.

![Whelk vinegar salad with konjac jelly and lotus root](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-14-s3q0e-966.webp)

## Orange butterfly salad, crown daisy and lotus root pancake, perilla seaweed soup

The orange butterfly salad (오렌지나비샐러드) paired spring greens and glasswort with a refreshing orange sauce — a bright starter.

![Orange butterfly salad with citrus sauce](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-15-1jmfg-900.webp)

![Plate of spring greens and glasswort salad](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-16-1g8gh-900.webp)

The mugwort-and-lotus-root pancake (쑥갓연근전), pan-fried crisp with crown daisy, clams and lotus root, was a familiar flavor but an unusual combination — I really enjoyed it.

![Mugwort-and-lotus-root pancake with clams](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-17-x9iuz-900.webp)

The perilla seaweed soup (들깨미역국) had a strong, nutty perilla flavor that paired nicely with the seaweed.

![A bowl of nutty perilla seaweed soup](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-18-15kh1-900.webp)

![Mushroom braised ribs served in a pottery dish](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-19-vlj2f-900.webp)

## Braised short ribs over a candle, Masil tteokgalbi on a hot plate

The nutritious mushroom braised ribs (영양버섯갈비찜) came packed with oyster mushrooms, mansong mushrooms and more alongside the braised ribs. To keep it from cooling, they lit a candle underneath the pottery bowl — thanks to that, I could eat it warm all the way to the end.

![Braised ribs pottery dish kept warm by a candle](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-20-d20o5-966.webp)

The ribs were braised so tender the meat pulled right off the bone.

The Masil tteokgalbi (마실떡갈비, grilled seasoned short-rib patties) was kept warm by a heating plate built into the table, so I could enjoy it hot from start to finish.

![Masil tteokgalbi on the table's hot plate](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-21-pj0hd-900.webp)

The tteokgalbi had a moist texture without being tough — a flavor anyone would love.

![A moist piece of tteokgalbi](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-22-1kvqu-966.webp)

![Table spread of seasonal namul, doenjang jjigae and cherry blossom rice](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-23-21gip-900.webp)

![Full table spread of the closing course meal](https://img.superchart.com/images/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil/nowon-korean-course-braised-ribs-tteokgalbi-masil-24-nzvac-900.webp)

## The rice course at the end and the seasonal dessert

Seasonal namul (seasoned vegetables), doenjang jjigae (soybean paste stew), and cherry blossom rice were also served, so I ended up full even by the final course. When I needed extra side dishes, the staff brought them right over when I asked!

For the seasonal dessert, they brought out a cool yuzu tea. Sweet and refreshing, it was a great way to finish the meal.

Baby chairs are available too, so I'd recommend this as a Nowon family gathering spot. If you're looking to have hanjeongsik (Korean course meal) in Nowon, this is Sutgarak Bansang Masil, a Nowon family gathering spot I'd happily recommend!

## Where it is

- Sutgarak Bansang Masil (숟가락반상 마실)
- 412 Nowon-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul (318-1 Sanggye-dong), South Korea
- 서울특별시 노원구 노원로 412
- 37.653466, 127.0680289
- Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/%EC%88%9F%EA%B0%80%EB%9D%BD%EB%B0%98%EC%83%81%20%EB%A7%88%EC%8B%A4/@37.653466,127.0680289,17z

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