# Gyeongsan Korean restaurant lunch specials: Bapeul Jitda

- By Jihye (https://superchart.com/en/@gyeongbuk-meal-trail/)
- Written Sep 12, 2026
- Local places › Restaurants › Gyeongsan, Gyeongbuk
- Sponsored: This visit was sponsored by the business.
- English edition: https://superchart.com/en/@gyeongbuk-meal-trail/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/
- Also in: [한국어](https://superchart.com/ko/@gyeongbuk-meal-trail/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/index.md)

## In short

Bapeul Jitda Gyeongsan Main Branch is a Korean restaurant in Gyeongsan, Gyeongbuk, with private rooms and weekday lunch specials. Our family shared mulhoe, bibimbap, and a beef brisket and mushroom ttukbaegi set for 15,000–19,000 won. Verdict: a calm, flavorful pick for a family meal.

## Good to know

- **Address**: 734 Samseonghyeon-ro, 1st floor, Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongbuk, South Korea
- **Hours**: 11:00–21:00, open year-round
- **Parking**: Available
- **Reservations**: Available
- **Weekday lunch specials**: 4 options, ₩15,000–₩19,000
- **Beef brisket and mushroom ttukbaegi set**: ₩17,000
- **Fresh vegetable bibimbap**: ₩15,000
- **Live abalone mulhoe**: ₩19,000
- **Seating**: Window-side open hall and floor-seating rooms
- **Children's menu**: Available separately

*as written by the visitor on Sep 12, 2026*

When you take your parents out for a meal, somehow you end up caring about everything—the atmosphere, the food, all of it. While looking around near Daegu, I found Bapeul Jitda Gyeongsan Main Branch (밥을짓다 경산본점), a Korean restaurant in Gyeongsan that felt just right for a family gathering.

It was featured on Oh Jeong-yeon's Oh! Good Day not long ago, and I immediately thought, I have to bring my parents here for a family meal. It is in Gyeongsan, just outside Daegu, so it was easy enough to drive over for a family meal. Afterward, it is also well located for a stop at Gyeongsan's famous Bangokji Pond, so I visited with my parents this time.

## What are the parking lot and exterior like?

![Parking lot and exterior of Bapeul Jitda Gyeongsan Main Branch](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-01-1dtdr-966.webp)

When eating out as a family, the food matters, of course, but convenient parking matters more than you might think. Especially when visiting with parents, I prefer somewhere that makes the walk from the car to the restaurant easy.

![Spacious parking lot for restaurant guests](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-02-19afz-966.webp)

Bapeul Jitda Gyeongsan Main Branch has a spacious, easy-to-use parking lot, so it was a good place to visit by car.

![White-toned Bapeul Jitda Gyeongsan Main Branch building](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-03-ts54w-966.webp)

The white-toned building has the restaurant logo prominently displayed, so it was easy to spot from a distance and find.

![Restaurant exterior framed by trees](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-04-epcbi-966.webp)

Trees blend nicely with the neat exterior, making a pretty good first impression. It was clean overall without feeling too stiff—exactly the atmosphere I was looking for.

## A family-friendly interior and private rooms

![Interior of the Korean set-meal restaurant with a family dining atmosphere](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-05-1sqy9-966.webp)

A Korean set-meal restaurant might bring to mind a rather formal atmosphere, but this felt more relaxed and comfortable for a family meal than heavy or rigid.

![Seating with an open hall and floor-seating rooms](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-06-6esai-966.webp)

There are various seating options, from the open hall by the windows to rooms with floor seating, so you can be shown to a spot that suits your group size and situation.

![Restaurant interior decorated with wood-toned lighting](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-07-2fb69-966.webp)

The warm wood-toned interior and thoughtfully matched lighting created a cozy, comfortable atmosphere.

![Private room assigned after a reservation](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-08-myg90-966.webp)

We had made a reservation, so we were shown to a private room. It was really nice for having a quiet meal and conversation with my parents.

## Weekday lunch specials and prices

![Weekday lunch special menu information](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-09-sxvt3-966.webp)

There were four separate weekday lunch specials, priced from ₩15,000 to ₩19,000, which did not feel overly expensive. Since I visited for weekday lunch, I ordered from these options.

Beyond the lunch specials, there are also individual set menus for enjoying a proper course-style meal on a truly special day.

![Information on individual Korean set meals and children's menu](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-10-od9ip-966.webp)

Fitting for a place that is ideal for family gatherings, there is a separate children's menu too, making it good for visiting with kids.

### What we ordered: weekday lunch specials

- Beef brisket and mushroom ttukbaegi set — ₩17,000
- Fresh vegetable bibimbap — ₩15,000
- Live abalone mulhoe — ₩19,000

![Set dishes ordered from the weekday lunch specials](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-11-14ymu-1200.webp)

Other than the porridge, which my family does not usually eat, we ordered one of every weekday lunch special. The menu selection was varied, so it was great for a group to share.

## From live abalone mulhoe to the ttukbaegi set

![Live abalone mulhoe with abalone and shrimp](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-12-1nf83-966.webp)

The live abalone mulhoe (cold spicy seafood soup) came generously filled with abalone, shrimp, and other seafood, along with cabbage, perilla leaves, and vegetables, so there were lots of different textures.

![Live abalone mulhoe served with vegetables and seafood](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-13-98lz9-966.webp)

The tangy, spicy mulhoe seasoning went beautifully with the varied textures of the abalone and vegetables. Seasoning is really important in mulhoe, and this one was not too spicy; it had a lovely gentle sweetness and was so good. It really woke up the appetite!!!

![Fresh vegetable bibimbap topped with namul and meat garnish](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-14-1hbb0-966.webp)

The fresh vegetable bibimbap (mixed rice) was topped with lettuce, assorted namul (seasoned vegetables), microgreens, and a meat garnish, making it a wholesome meal. I especially liked that the gochujang (red chili paste) was not too intense, spicy, or salty; it seemed to be Bapeul Jitda's house-made gochujang.

![Fresh vegetable bibimbap with assorted vegetables](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-15-1hitb-966.webp)

With all those vegetables together, the crisp texture really came through. It was a clean-tasting bibimbap rather than an overpowering one, and my parents liked it too!!

![Beef brisket and mushroom ttukbaegi set](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-16-1nhpn-966.webp)

The beef brisket and mushroom ttukbaegi (earthenware pot) set was what I enjoyed most! The ttukbaegi held beef brisket and a whole lion's mane mushroom, with a shallow pool of lightly sweet broth, so it was great with rice.

![Ttukbaegi with lion's mane mushroom and beef brisket](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-17-ye0zj-966.webp)

Putting the beef brisket and mushroom over warm rice made a whole bowl of rice disappear in no time!! Although it contains meat, the mushroom kept it from feeling rich, and it was pleasantly light overall.

![Beef brisket and mushroom ttukbaegi eaten with rice](https://img.superchart.com/images/gyeongsan-family-korean-table/gyeongsan-family-korean-table-18-172gi-966.webp)

The beef brisket and mushroom ttukbaegi set was perfect for the gradually cooler weather too! I definitely recommend ordering this one at least once.

Side dishes are important to me at a Korean set-meal restaurant too, and every single banchan (side dish) was tasty here! Overall, the food was clean and let each ingredient's natural flavor come through. In particular, rather than seeming to use off-the-shelf sauces or seasonings, it felt as though each one had been considered to suit its dish. Instead of seasoning everything heavily, the flavors highlighted the ingredients—just right for a family gathering!

## Where it is

- Bapeul Jitda Gyeongsan Main Branch (밥을짓다 경산본점) (밥을짓다 경산본점)
- 734 Samseonghyeon-ro, 1st floor, Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongbuk, South Korea
- 경상북도 경산시 삼성현로 734 1층 밥을짓다 경산본점
- 35.7993945, 128.7776577
- Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/%EB%B0%A5%EC%9D%84%EC%A7%93%EB%8B%A4%20%EA%B2%BD%EC%82%B0%EB%B3%B8%EC%A0%90/@35.7993945,128.7776577,17z

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