Mild jjukkumi with yuja radish rice bowl in Yongin: Yubok Kalguksu

In short

Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch is a pufferfish seafood kalguksu (knife-cut noodle soup) and jjukkumi (stir-fried baby octopus) restaurant on Minsokchon-ro in Giheung-gu, Yongin, Gyeonggi. The writer ordered the pufferfish seafood kalguksu set for two at 30,000 won, simmering live clams, oysters, sea squirts and omandungi in pufferfish broth, then mixed the jjukkumi stir-fry with yuja (citron) radish salad into barley rice. Even her spice-shy partner handled the heat easily, so Yubok Kalguksu is a safe pick for a couple's or family meal.

Full table spread of pufferfish seafood kalguksu and jjukkumi stir-fry

Good to know

Location
24 Minsokchon-ro, 1st floor, Giheung-gu, Yongin, Gyeonggi
Hours
Daily 11:00–22:00
Parking
Parking in front of the restaurant, plenty of spaces
What we ordered
Pufferfish seafood kalguksu set for two, 30,000 won
Other menu items
Jjukkumi seafood chive pancake, flame-grilled jjukkumi stir-fry, free baby rice for under-7s
Waiting
Walk-in waitlist through the Catch Table app
Ordering
Order from the tablet at your table

as written by the visitor on Sep 23, 2026

Main image of Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch

Today I'm introducing a Korean Folk Village restaurant, a Bora-dong favorite: Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch.

Where is Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch, and is there parking?

Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch 📍Location: 24 Minsokchon-ro, 1st floor, Giheung-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea 📍Hours: Daily 11:00–22:00 📍Parking: Available right in front of the restaurant

Exterior of the Yubok Kalguksu location on Minsokchon-ro, Yongin
Entrance and sign of Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch

Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch is a favorite near the southern country club and the Korean Folk Village, known for its pufferfish seafood kalguksu and jjukkumi stir-fry. They say they simmer wild milkfish pufferfish — good for circulation, blood pressure, and blood sugar — for a long time to make the broth, so I had high expectations. Parking right in front of the shop is spacious, so no need to worry about that.

Spacious parking lot in front of the restaurant
Wood-tone interior of the Yubok Kalguksu dining hall

Inside Yubok Kalguksu: the dining room and how long the wait runs

Inside, the wood-tone interior felt calm and clean. Tables were spaced generously for a comfortable meal. With plenty of seats, it also seemed like a great pick for family gatherings or group dinners.

They also take walk-in waitlist entries through Catch Table. We visited on a weekday, so luckily there was no wait.

Seating with generously spaced tables
Dessert corner with snacks and a coffee machine

The dessert corner and self-serve side dish bar

There's a separate dessert corner with all kinds of snacks, plus a coffee machine and even an ice maker — such a nice touch.

Dessert corner with coffee machine and ice maker

Kimchi, radish salad, and other side dishes can be refilled anytime at the self-serve bar. ✨It was kept impressively clean✨

Self-serve side dish bar with kimchi and radish salad refills
Neatly maintained side dish containers at the self-serve bar
Menu board at Yubok Kalguksu
Menu listing for jjukkumi seafood chive pancake and charcoal-grilled jjukkumi stir-fry
Table-order screen and menu layout

The menu: pufferfish seafood kalguksu set for two, 30,000 won

Ordering was super convenient with the table-order tablet at our seat. Besides the signature pufferfish seafood kalguksu set, which comes with the jjukkumi stir-fry, there was also jjukkumi seafood chive pancake, charcoal-grilled jjukkumi stir-fry, and other dishes. There was even baby rice for kids under 7 ✨such a thoughtful touch from the owner✨

Since we both love kalguksu and jjukkumi, we ordered the set that lets us try both!!

Pufferfish seafood kalguksu set for two — ₩30,000

Sign explaining how to best enjoy the pufferfish seafood kalguksu set

Let's read the instructions for eating it the best way~

Plate of live clams, oysters, omandungi, and sea squirt

How does the seafood kalguksu in pufferfish broth taste?

They first brought out a generous plate of fresh live clams, oysters, omandungi, and sea squirt that go into the pufferfish seafood kalguksu. The freshness really stood out — must be because the seafood is delivered same-day!!

They boil the seafood vigorously in the refreshing pufferfish broth. My mouth is already watering just thinking about it!!

Pot of kalguksu simmering with seafood in pufferfish broth

✨The broth turns milky white the longer it boils✨ With all that seafood piled into the pufferfish-based broth, it was clean and refreshing yet really delicious. Compared to a regular clam kalguksu, the broth felt lighter but deeper in flavor. The noodles are made and aged fresh in-house every day, giving them the perfect chewy bounce.

Milky white pufferfish seafood kalguksu broth and noodles at a boil
House-made kalguksu noodles lifted out of the pot

I love spicy food, so I sprinkled on plenty of hot pepper flakes.

You need geotjeori (fresh cabbage kimchi) with kalguksu, right? It was truly spicy and savory, so I kept refilling it. They say the geotjeori is made fresh in-house every day. Now I'm really curious about their secret recipe.

Spicy geotjeori made fresh in-house every day

Jjukkumi stir-fry mixed into barley rice with yuja radish salad

Next came the jjukkumi stir-fry✨ Overwhelmingly appetizing to look at. They say it's made with a secret sauce built on 20 years of know-how.

Plate of jjukkumi stir-fry in secret sauce
Close-up of plump jjukkumi stir-fry

We each got our own barley rice, and mixing in the yuja radish salad and jjukkumi stir-fry made me so happy. The yuja radish salad was fragrant, tangy, and had a really distinctive character.

Barley rice bowl topped with yuja radish salad and jjukkumi
A spoonful of jjukkumi barley rice bowl

Even my jjukkumi-obsessed partner approved. The octopus itself was very plump, and the sauce's sweet-and-spicy balance was quite charming. Even my spice-shy partner could handle the heat with no trouble.

Full table spread of pufferfish seafood kalguksu and jjukkumi stir-fry

Is Yubok Kalguksu worth a trip near the Korean Folk Village?

Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch has a comfortable dining space and friendly staff, and its biggest strength is being able to enjoy refreshing seafood kalguksu, jjukkumi stir-fry, and barley rice all at once for a reasonable price. If you're looking for a great Yongin kalguksu restaurant near the Korean Folk Village, I recommend Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch!

Where it is

Yubok Kalguksu Yongin Korean Folk Village Branch유복칼국수 용인민속촌점

24 Minsokchon-ro, 1st floor, Giheung-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea경기도 용인시 기흥구 민속촌로 24 1층

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