Suwon Ingye-dong pork bone soup with private rooms: Eolkeunhan

In short

Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk Suwon Ingye Branch is a 24-hour pork bone soup (ppyeo haejangguk) restaurant in the Drama City building in Ingye-dong, Suwon, a 10-minute walk from Suwon City Hall Station. On an off-peak afternoon visit, two people ordered ugeoji pork bone soup with napa cabbage in the spicy version (11,000 won) and plain pork bone soup (10,000 won), and found a wide hall with tables for 4 to 6 or more, wall-side private rooms, 2 hours of underground parking, and one free ice cream per person after the meal. With four spice levels to pick from, Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk works for both hangover relief and a filling meal.

Pork bone soup menu board listing 4 spice levels

Good to know

Location
52 Gyeongsu-daero 466beon-gil, Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do (Drama City, units 104 and 105) — 10-minute walk from Suwon City Hall Station
Hours
Open 24 hours / Closed Tuesday 09:00 to Wednesday 10:00
Parking
Underground parking, 2 hours covered
Ugeoji pork bone soup
11,000 won (spicy version +1,000 won)
Pork bone soup
10,000 won
Paid that day
22,000 won total
Spice level
Choose from 4 levels
Seating
Tables for 4 to 6 or more, wall-side private rooms, group tables, high chairs
Other
Reservations, takeout and delivery available; solo diners welcome; Wi-Fi; kiosk at every table
Dessert
One free ice cream per person with a haejangguk order / hot pot: 2 with small, 3 with medium, 4 with large

as written by the visitor on Sep 22, 2026

Vertical photo of a full pork bone soup spread at Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk Ingye branch

If you're looking for a place to cure a hangover in Ingye-dong, this is a must-visit haejangguk (hangover soup) spot 👍🏻 It's famous as an Ingye-dong go-to restaurant, and lots of people come for a drink with dinner too! It's an easy walk from Suwon City Hall Station, so accessibility is great 🚃 This is the Ingye branch of "Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk."

Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk Ingye branch: hours and what to know

The Ingye branch is open 24 hours. It's closed from 09:00 Tuesday to 10:00 Wednesday.

  • ⏰ Open 24 hours (closed Tuesday 09:00 to Wednesday 10:00)
  • Parking O
  • Reservations/takeout O
  • Delivery O
  • Group seating O
  • Solo dining O
  • High chair O
  • Wifi O

Parking at Drama City: 2 hours covered

Since the Ingye branch has underground parking, you don't need to worry about parking at all (2 hours supported).

Entrance to the underground parking at the Drama City building

It's much easier to find if you search for the "Drama City" building.

Exterior and entrance of the Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk Ingye branch
Wide hall with large tables at the Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk Ingye branch
Interior with a wall-side private room

Inside the hall: tables for four up to private rooms

The inside of the Ingye branch is spacious and comfortable. Basic seating goes from 4-person up to 6+ person tables, so it's great for family meals too!! Especially since there's a private room along the wall — for group use, it seems better to reserve the room in advance! Even though I went at an off-peak afternoon hour, customers kept coming in!

Self-serve bar for side dish refills

The staff set up the initial side dishes for you, and after that you can just refill any that run low yourself 😋

Menu and ordering: 4 spice levels, 22,000 won for two

What we ordered that day was two bowls: regular pork bone soup and spicy ugeoji pork bone soup.

Pork bone soup menu board listing 4 spice levels

One reason it's known as a go-to pork bone soup spot in Ingye-dong •• you can pick your spice level from 4 stages to match your taste!

  • Ugeoji pork bone soup ₩11,000 (spicy +₩1,000)
  • Pork bone soup ₩10,000
  • Total: ₩22,000
Ordering kiosk placed at each table

There's a kiosk at every table, so you just add items and order comfortably! Once you order, they bring out soy-wasabi sauce, pickled onion, and kkakdugi (radish kimchi) — the perfect side dishes to go with the meal. Ssamjang and cheongyang chili peppers are at the self-serve bar, so just take as much as you want.

Side dishes of soy-wasabi sauce, pickled onion, and kkakdugi

Spicy ugeoji pork bone soup vs plain pork bone soup

The broth color of the spicy pork bone soup I ordered definitely looks hotter, right? 🫢 It also came with three big chunks of bone... I was debating whether to order the extra-large size, but even the regular size came with a generous portion! Enough to fill up even an adult man! They also loaded it with plenty of chopped green onion, which I loved. I always pile on the green onion when I eat guk-bap (soup with rice) haha ෆ⸒⸒

Regular-flavor pork bone soup topped with chopped green onion
Close-up of the regular pork bone soup broth

This is the color of the regular pork bone soup, and the broth flavor was exactly the right classic pork bone soup taste — delicious!

Red broth of the spicy ugeoji pork bone soup
The spicy version

I prefer the deeper, richer broth!! The spicy aroma definitely comes through strong 🔥

Three large chunks of bone in the spicy broth
A bowl of pork bone soup piled with ugeoji

Meat on the bone that pulls off with chopsticks

The meat on the bone was thick but pulled off easily and tender 🫢🫢 There was also plenty of ugeoji, so I was very satisfied. Honestly, eating pork bone soup is all about the ugeoji + bone meat.

Thick meat pulled off the bone

** The meat on the bone pulls apart softly and is tender, so it's easy for kids to eat too **

Soft meat pulled apart with chopsticks

Can you see the meat •• ! No gamey smell at all, and the meat came off soft and easy to eat. You definitely need less effort with your hands haha. Chopsticks alone were more than enough to pull the meat off, great great 🎶 Dipping the meat in the wasabi soy sauce is basically the rule ~

Meat dipped in wasabi soy sauce
A spoonful of white rice, ugeoji, and meat

White rice + ugeoji + meat, this combination is really... I don't even need to say more, you all know.

An empty bowl of pork bone soup finished down to the scraps

I finished it down to the last bit, not leaving a single scrap! A deliciously fiery spicy flavor that cleared my stress and cured my hangover, all at once - ❤︎

Who gets the free ice cream after the meal

And then something caught my eye here ••• free dessert ice cream, one per person 🍦

Sign announcing free dessert ice cream
Sign explaining ice cream quantities provided
  • 🍨 When ordering hot pot by size — Small: 2 provided / Medium: 3 provided / Large: 4 provided
  • 🍨 When ordering haejangguk — 1 provided per person
Freezer full of assorted popsicles
Two Melona popsicles picked out from the freezer

There was a variety of popsicles! I was torn between the Dwaeji-bar and the Melona, so in the end, we went with Melona for both!! hahaha

Deodorizer, floss, and candy at the entrance by the register

At the entrance by the register, there's deodorizer and dental floss!! And sweet candy too ~ 👍🏻 If you're craving pork bone soup for dinner in Ingye-dong! Give the Ingye branch of the go-to Ingye-dong restaurant "Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk" a try ❗ (also perfect for family gatherings + work dinners) You can adjust the spice level to your taste 🌶 It's just a 10-minute walk from Suwon City Hall Station!

Final verdict on Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk

  • Parking is convenient, which is great
  • Being able to adjust the spice level for the pork bone soup is great
  • The meat on the bone pulls apart easily and is tender
  • The interior is spacious, so you can sit comfortably
  • Free dessert ice cream after the meal is a nice touch!
  • Close to Suwon City Hall Station in Ingye-dong, an easy walk
  • Works well for both hangover relief and a filling meal

Where it is

Eolkeunhan Ppyeo Haejangguk Suwon Ingye Branch얼큰한뼈해장국 수원인계점

52 Gyeongsu-daero 466beon-gil, Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (Drama City, units 104, 105)경기도 수원시 팔달구 경수대로466번길 52 드라마시티 104, 105호

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