Sejong Korean restaurant with high chairs for babies: Bapkkot Hansang

In short

Bapkkot Hansang is a Korean restaurant on the 3rd floor of the Sejongmachi building on Doum8-ro in Sejong. Ordered for two, the Bapkkot Special (25,000 won per person, minimum two orders) arrived course by course — tofu with kimchi, jeon pancakes, japchae (glass noodles), boiled pork, then hot-plate tteokgalbi (grilled short rib patties) with gangdoenjang soybean paste, soup and vegetable banchan — and high chairs and baby tableware were ready at the table. Bapkkot Hansang works well as a family meal stop after a day at Sejong Lake Park or Sejong National Arboretum.

Close-up of the glossy sauce on the tteokgalbi

Good to know

Address
91 Doum8-ro, 3rd floor, Unit 303, Sejong (Sejongmachi building)
Signature menu
Bapkkot Special Set 32,000 won / Bapkkot Special 25,000 won (both require 2 or more orders)
Ordered
Bapkkot Special for two (25,000 won per person)
Rice bowls
Herbal boiled pork bowl, minari tteokgalbi bowl, octopus and shrimp bowl, japchae bowl, jeyuk (spicy pork) bowl, gangdoenjang bowl
Sides
Herbal boiled pork samhap, herbal boiled pork, stir-fried octopus and shrimp, cheese potato pancake, chive pancake
Hours
Mon–Sat 11:00–21:00 (break 15:00–17:00, last order 20:20) / Sun 11:00–15:00 (last order 14:20, no break)
Seating
Partitioned seats, table kiosk ordering, high chairs and baby tableware provided
Parking
Basement levels 1 and 2 of the building, parking ticket for up to 3 hours
Event
Write a Naver receipt review and get 1 piece of tteokgalbi free (main menu must be paid in advance)
Price reference
₩32,000 ≈ $23 · ₩25,000 ≈ $18 (2026-09-19)

as written by the visitor on Sep 17, 2026

Bapkkot Hansang's Bapkkot Special spread in Sejong

I was looking for a clean, proper Korean meal in Sejong and ended up at Bapkkot Hansang. It's in a good spot for stopping by after Sejong Lake Park or Sejong National Arboretum, and they have everything from single rice bowls to a full set menu where you get to try a bunch of dishes at once.

Where is Bapkkot Hansang in Sejong, and what is the room like?

Bapkkot Hansang (밥꽃한상) is at 91 Doum8-ro, 3rd floor, Unit 303, in the Sejongmachi building. It wasn't hard to find — take the elevator up to the 3rd floor — and the entrance was decorated cleanly in wood tones from the start.

Entrance to Bapkkot Hansang on the 3rd floor of Sejongmachi
Wood-toned interior of Bapkkot Hansang

The inside was warm and calm overall. The tables weren't packed too tightly together, and there were partitioned seats too, so it seemed like a good place for family meals or gatherings.

Partitioned table seating at Bapkkot Hansang

Ordering through a kiosk right at the table was convenient.

Table kiosk and baby chair at Bapkkot Hansang

They also had a baby chair ready, which seems nice for families visiting with kids.

Bapkkot Hansang menu and prices

The signature menus are the Bapkkot Special Set (₩32,000) and the Bapkkot Special (₩25,000), both orderable for 2 or more people. Beyond that, there's a wide range of rice bowls good for a single meal — herbal boiled pork bowl, minari tteokgalbi bowl, octopus shrimp bowl, japchae bowl, jeyuk (spicy stir-fried pork) bowl, and doenjang bowl.

Bapkkot Hansang menu board and Bapkkot Special price

Side menus include herbal boiled pork samhap (three-way combo), herbal boiled pork, stir-fried octopus and shrimp, cheese potato pancake, and chive pancake. We wanted to try a bit of everything, so we went with the Bapkkot Special for two, ₩25,000 per person.

Naver receipt review event at Bapkkot Hansang

There was also an event running where writing a Naver receipt review gets you 1 piece of tteokgalbi free. Just note the main menu needs to be prepaid before joining.

Notice for the Naver receipt review tteokgalbi giveaway

Ordering Bapkkot Hansang tteokgalbi by delivery (Naver Store)

The tteokgalbi we had at the restaurant is also available for home delivery through N+ Store. You could check it right away via the QR code on the wall — good for gifting or eating at home.

QR code for ordering Bapkkot Hansang tteokgalbi by delivery
Bapkkot Hansang tteokgalbi order page on N+ Store

They thoughtfully gave us baby dishes too.

The Bapkkot Special, served course by course

The Bapkkot Special isn't laid out all at once — it comes course by course. First tofu and kimchi, then pancakes, japchae and grilled vegetables.

First course of the Bapkkot Special: tofu and kimchi
Plate of pancakes and grilled vegetables from the Bapkkot Special

Several dishes came out one after another.

Japchae served as part of the Bapkkot Special course
Courses of the Bapkkot Special laid out in sequence

Instead of piling everything onto the table at once, the dishes came out in sequence, which felt more like a Korean course meal.

A bite of tofu topped with kimchi
Bite-sized pancake dipped in soy sauce

The tofu-with-kimchi combo goes without saying, and the pancakes came out in bite-sized pieces perfect for dipping lightly into soy sauce.

The japchae (stir-fried glass noodles) also had plenty of vegetables, and overall the seasoning leaned toward letting the ingredients' flavors shine rather than going heavy. There was quite a variety of salads and side dishes too.

The boiled pork was sliced to a good thickness, and it paired well with the seasoned vegetables served alongside.

Herbal boiled pork sliced to a good thickness
Boiled pork plated with seasoned vegetables

The plating was clean overall, making the whole spread look quite neat and well put together.

The main course: hot-plate tteokgalbi and gangdoenjang

Then the main course of the Bapkkot Special arrived. The tteokgalbi came out on a hot plate, sizeable, with the sauce glistening on the surface — looked delicious from the moment it landed.

Bapkkot Hansang tteokgalbi served on a hot plate
Close-up of the glossy sauce on the tteokgalbi

Placing a piece of tteokgalbi on rice along with the nature banchan felt like a proper full meal.

The doenjang paste also came with plenty of solid ingredients mixed in, good for mixing into rice.

Earthenware pot of doenjang paste with plenty of ingredients
Full spread of rice, soup, and banchan
Plate of assorted nature banchan

At the end, soup, rice, and several banchan rounded things out into a genuine full Korean spread.

Rice mixed with nature banchan and doenjang
Bibimbap topped with a piece of tteokgalbi

Mixing rice with the nature banchan and doenjang, then topping it with a piece of tteokgalbi, was a combo I personally really liked. We finished the meal with a cup of tea they had ready.

Is Bapkkot Hansang worth it with a baby?

Bapkkot Hansang was a good pick when you want to try a bunch of Korean dishes in small portions in Sejong. Worth visiting after Sejong Lake Park or Sejong National Arboretum, or on a day when you need something clean and proper for a meal with parents or a family gathering.

Bapkkot Hansang hours, parking and visiting info

  • Address: 91 Doum8-ro, 3rd floor, Unit 303, Sejong, South Korea
  • Hours: Mon–Sat 11:00–21:00 (break 15:00–17:00, last order 20:20)
  • Sunday 11:00–15:00 (last order 14:20, no break)
  • Parking: available on basement levels 1–2 of the building, parking ticket usable up to 3 hours

Where it is

Bapkkot Hansang밥꽃한상

91 Doum8-ro, 3rd floor, Unit 303, Sejong, South Korea세종특별자치시 도움8로 91 3층 303호

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