Mala stir-fried pasta and cheese pork cutlet in Magok, Seoul: Tteudon
In short
Tteudon Magok Branch is a pork cutlet (donkatsu) restaurant on the 2nd floor of Magok Queens Park, 174m from exit 4 of Magok Station in Gangseo, Seoul. On a weekday lunch after an exhibition, three dishes shared one table at Tteudon Magok Branch: the Tteudon pork cutlet at 12,900 won, the cheese pork cutlet at 13,900 won and the new mala stir-fried pasta at 10,900 won, and the cheese-stuffed cutlet was the most impressive of the three. With a free self-bar of tteokbokki, soup, morning bread and ice cream, Tteudon Magok Branch made for a satisfying, good-value lunch.

Good to know
- Location
- 194 Gonghang-daero, Unit 216, Gangseo-gu, Seoul (2nd floor, Magok Queens Park), 174m from Magok Station exit 4
- Hours
- Daily 10:30–21:00, no break time
- Parking
- 2 hours free at Magok Queens Park Building 12
- Weekday lunch discount
- 1,000 won off pork cutlet dishes, weekdays 10:30–14:00
- Dishes ordered
- Tteudon cheese pork cutlet 13,900 won / Tteudon pork cutlet 12,900 won / Mala stir-fried pasta 10,900 won
- Self-bar
- Free soup, tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), udon broth, morning bread with jam, and 4 kinds of ice cream
- Ingredient origin
- Korean pork for the cutlets, Korean napa cabbage kimchi
- Also
- Kids' room on site
as written by the visitor on Sep 13, 2026
Delicious pork cutlets with ice cream for dessert
I went to Magok today to see an exhibition and stopped for lunch at Tteudon, a popular pork cutlet spot near Magok Station. Tteudon Magok Branch is on the 2nd floor of the Magok Queens Park building.
Where is Tteudon Magok Branch, and what are its hours and parking?
- 📍 Tteudon Magok Branch
- ⛳️ Address: 194 Gonghang-daero, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, Tteudon Unit 216
- ⏰ Hours: Daily 10:30–21:00, no break time
- 🚇 Transit: 174m from Magok Station exit 4
- 🚗 Parking: 2 hours free at Magok Queens Park 12-cha
Why Tteudon is a solid pork cutlet pick near Magok Station
- ✔️ ₩1,000 off pork cutlet menu items on weekdays, 10:30–14:00
- ✔️ Free self-bar with ice cream, bread, soup, and tteokbokki (stir-fried rice cakes)
- ✔️ Make your own pork cutlet burger with morning bread and salad
- ✔️ Kids' room, great for visiting with children
Inside Tteudon Magok Branch: the space and seating



I visited during weekday lunch and there were quite a lot of customers. Plenty of people were dining in, but delivery orders kept coming in nonstop too, so it seemed like a popular lunch spot.
The kids' room at Tteudon Magok Branch


This is the kids' room. Kids can eat pork cutlets, which they love, and then play in the kids' room after the meal, making it a great spot to visit with children. Thanks to this, adults can also enjoy their meal a bit more relaxed.
What's in Tteudon's free unlimited self-bar?

Tteudon Magok Branch's free self-bar has soup, tteokbokki, udon broth, and even morning bread with jam. You take a bowl from the basket under the shelf and help yourself to as much as you want.

This is Ottogi's classic soup. Eating it in a place like this brought back old memories, and somehow it tasted even better for it. 😊

Really delicious-looking milddeok (chewy rice cake) tteokbokki! Tteokbokki and pork cutlet go really well together.
They also serve diced radish kimchi, pickled cucumber, and pickled radish in bowls. Some spaghetti places make you order pickles separately, but Tteudon Magok Branch includes all of this as standard, so it feels generous.


They even have ice cream ready for dessert. There are 4 flavors: yogurt, chocolate, strawberry, and green tea.
Tteudon Magok Branch menu and prices
Tteudon's menu is varied — pork cutlets, spaghetti, pasta, rice bowls, and even cold soybean noodles — so people of all ages can enjoy it.



The pork used for the cutlets is domestic (Korean), and the napa cabbage kimchi is domestic too.
The three dishes ordered at Tteudon Magok Branch
- Cheese pork cutlet ₩13,900
- Regular pork cutlet ₩12,900
- Mala stir-fried pasta ₩10,900

First I set the table with food from the self-bar. Wow.. I could get full just eating this. The tteokbokki 👍 The red sauce soaked into the milddeok perfectly, chewy and delicious. I wanted more but held back since I still had the main dishes to eat.

Finally, the regular pork cutlet, cheese pork cutlet, and the new mala stir-fried pasta all arrived.
New mala stir-fried pasta, 10,900 won

My friend loves mala flavors and ordered this, and said it was really delicious. There's even sliced beef brisket (usamgyeop) in the pasta. Great taste and great price!
Tteudon pork cutlet, 12,900 won



The regular pork cutlet comes with salad, corn kernels, and rice on the side, making for a pretty hearty plate. Maybe because it uses domestic pork, the cutlet is thick but still tender, not tough at all. The juicy texture of the meat paired really well with the cutlet sauce. It's tangy-sweet yet rich, matching the meat so well that I wiped the sauce clean too.
Tteudon cheese pork cutlet, 13,900 won



The most amazing part was the cheese pork cutlet! Cheese pork cutlets are usually on the smaller side, but Tteudon's cheese pork cutlet is about the same size as the regular one, with cheese packed all the way through the inside. Both the regular and cheese cutlets were so good I had trouble deciding which to eat first, but personally I liked the cheese cutlet more. If you love cheese, you have to try this. If you're visiting with someone, I'd recommend ordering one regular and one cheese cutlet to share!

I spread strawberry jam on the morning bread and added salad and pork cutlet, turning it into a proper pork cutlet burger. Making it this way was a fun twist, and it left me really full, like I'd had a full proper meal.
Finishing off with strawberry and yogurt ice cream for dessert made it feel like I was at a café rather than a restaurant. The ice cream was tastier than expected too, so I got to finish both my meal and dessert in one place. I really enjoyed a great-value lunch at Tteudon, the pork cutlet spot near Magok Station.

By the time I was leaving, the restaurant had quieted down, so I took another photo.
Is lunch at Tteudon Magok Branch worth it?
I meant to have a simple lunch at Tteudon but ended up enjoying a full feast, dessert included, thanks to the free self-bar. If you're visiting Magok Station, Seoul Botanic Park, or the Mia:t9 One Grove branch nearby, I recommend Tteudon, the pork cutlet spot near Magok Station.
Where it is
194 Gonghang-daero, Unit 216, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 강서구 공항대로 194 216호 뜨돈









