Suwon Station Western diner: old-school pork cutlet, Rolling Pasta

Rolling Pasta Suwon Station Branch: hours, address and parking

Rolling Pasta Suwon Station Branch (롤링파스타 수원역점) is on the 2nd floor at 2 Hyanggyo-ro 1beon-gil, Paldal-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi, and it's open daily from 11:00 to 21:30 (last order 21:00). I'd recommend parking at AK Plaza. After staying home doing nothing but childcare, I finally made it back to Rolling Pasta at Suwon Station.

Why a busy mom returned to Rolling Pasta at Suwon Station with a friend

These days at home it's all-day baby care and I barely have a moment to think. This time I met up with a friend for a little break and some healing time.

We wondered where to go, and ended up at Rolling Pasta at Suwon Station! I was happy with the menu for the price last time, and this time again the menu was varied and the prices easy on the wallet, so it was comfortable to visit.

It's not just pasta: there's pork cutlet, pizza and risotto too, so it's a great Suwon Station pasta spot even for friends with different tastes.

Three dishes for two at Rolling Pasta: how much was the bill?

At Rolling Pasta Suwon Station Branch we ordered 3 dishes this time, and the total was ₩29,700. We ordered generously so we could take our time and enjoy it together.

• Bacon cream risotto ₩9,500
• Old-school pork cutlet ₩10,900
• Margherita pizza M ₩9,300
• Total ₩29,700!

Considering eating-out prices these days, getting pasta-style risotto, pizza and pork cutlet for under ₩30,000 was really satisfying. Rolling Pasta at Suwon Station is a place where you can't deny the value for money.

How good is the old-school pork cutlet at Rolling Pasta?

Rolling Pasta's gyeongyangsik pork cutlet (old-style Korean-Western donkatsu, ₩10,900) had a great combo of crispy coating, tender meat and sweet diner-style sauce. It was the dish I was looking forward to most this visit.

Personally I love old-style cutlets, and Rolling Pasta's has a lovely mix of crunchy coating and tender meat. The sauce isn't too strong, just sweet in that classic style, so from the first bite it felt familiar and delicious!

For something sold at a pasta restaurant, the quality is quite good, so I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a Rolling Pasta cutlet.

Bacon cream risotto: rich, thick and creamy

Rolling Pasta's bacon cream risotto (₩9,500) was thick and nutty, with the cream sauce soaking into the rice. It was the second dish we ordered.

The bacon adds a salty savoriness, and the soft creaminess made it easy to eat without feeling heavy. It's a good Rolling Pasta pick when you want something other than pasta! Cream lovers will be happy.

Medium margherita pizza: a clean, classic flavor

Rolling Pasta's margherita pizza in size M (₩9,300) had a clean cheese and tomato combo that wasn't greasy. It was the last dish we ordered, and we kept reaching for it.

It paired well with the other dishes, and the thin dough made it easy to eat.

As expected, Rolling Pasta's menu is so varied that going with several people means the fun of picking and sharing lots of dishes.

A short break from parenting: was the return visit worth it?

Coming back to Rolling Pasta Suwon Station Branch was a proper change of mood for me, a mom in the middle of childcare. When you're home all day raising a baby, a meal with a friend like this feels really precious.

This visit too, I ate good food, chatted, and came home properly refreshed.

Rolling Pasta at Suwon Station lets you enjoy a range of Western dishes without worrying about price, and with so many choices it seems satisfying whoever you go with. Since you can have old-school cutlet, risotto and pizza all at once, I want to try other Rolling Pasta dishes next time. If you're looking for a good-value pasta spot at Suwon Station, I recommend it 🍝