Beomgye window-seat restaurant, gorgonzola fettuccine: Two Find Peter

I visited Two Find Peter, famous as a Beomgye pasta restaurant. I've been before with high school friends, and also with college seniors and classmates, but this time I visited with family! If you're torn on where to go among Beomgye's Western restaurants for a special anniversary, a date with your partner, or a nice night out with friends, let me introduce this place known for Beomgye pizza and Beomgye gnocchi.

Where is Two Find Peter Beomgye, and where do SUVs park?

Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch sits in a building near Central Park at the end of Beomgye Station, and the photo above is the exterior. I drove there, and this building does offer free parking registration! However... SUVs and larger vehicles can't enter the parking lot, so they need to park in a nearby lot.

You'll need to use the underground lot at Central Park or a nearby public parking lot, since there's no parking support outside the building — worth keeping in mind. As a parking tip, I visited on a weekday and did some shopping at NC Department Store or Lotte Department Store to use their parking. If you're visiting on a weekend, you could also park for free at nearby Anyang City Hall and walk over.

Two Find Peter takes up the entire 5th floor of the building! They use Catch Table, so join the waitlist if there is one, or just walk in if there isn't, haha. The moment you step off the elevator, you're overwhelmed by the upscale atmosphere,

• Hours: Daily 11:00–22:00 (last order 21:00) / Break time: 15:00–17:00
• Reservations: Naver
• Parking: In-building (no SUVs), or nearby lots * see parking tips above

Inside Two Find Peter Beomgye: framed photos and bright window seats

The moment you step into Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch, what catches your eye first is the open, spacious layout and the tastefully framed pictures covering the walls. The interior is divided into three areas, each forming its own large photo-exhibit feel, with an overall toned-down, modern design paired with a warm, soft yellow-lit ambience that creates a private, distinct mood. Every time I visit, I find myself overwhelmed by the atmosphere of these tasteful spaces.

The photos felt familiar the moment I saw them — I'd been to the Yosigo photo exhibition at Ground Seesaw with a friend before, so that's probably why. I once bought a postcard of the photo in the bottom right, so that one especially stood out to me.

With large frames and various photos hung throughout the spacious restaurant, it felt like stepping into the photos themselves, and dining while viewing a photo exhibition created a calm mood! This photo on one wall — doesn't it look wide open and truly relaxed?

Go to the very back of the restaurant and there's a window space that's brighter than the other areas — it felt like the greenery there was guiding people toward the light! I love bright spaces, so I decided we'd eat here today :)

It's hard to find a restaurant with this kind of tasteful atmosphere on Beomgye's Rodeo street — it seemed like a great spot for a blind date or a regular date too.

You can peek at the kitchen from the entrance all the way into the dining area, haha.

What's on the menu at Two Find Peter Beomgye

Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch's menu spans pasta, pizza, gnocchi, pilaf, steak, and various other dishes!! It should help to check out the menu images below.

Morning bread rolls before the meal and how fast the food arrives

The tableware set at our table looked neat and tidy.

Not long after, the morning bread and pickles arrived as an appetizer, taking the edge off our hunger, haha.

The food came out right on time! The dishes we ordered arrived without any gaps between them, so we even had time to take photos. Above all, for Koreans who aren't great at waiting once they've ordered, Two Find Peter Beomgye cut down the wait time and was such a great place for that!

Let me walk you through what we ordered — the one dish all three of us agreed was our top pick was this! The dish that tasted so good it ran out first was...

Gorgonzola cream fettuccine: the first plate to empty

This is the pasta you absolutely must order at Two Find Peter: the 'gorgonzola cream fettuccine'. The distinct rich aroma of gorgonzola cheese spreads the moment it's set on the table. Instead of thin regular spaghetti noodles, they use flat, wide fettuccine, so the rich cream sauce was soaked thoroughly between every strand!

The noodles were also cooked to just the right doneness, which I think made this pasta pair so well.

The ultimate in rich, thick creaminess!!

Among pastas, I like cream and oil ones best, and this was one of the most satisfying cream pastas I've had recently!!

Pepperoni pizza at Two Find Peter Beomgye

The classic staple, pepperoni pizza. Spicy pepperoni packed densely across the dough without a single gap — it passed the visual test right away! The savoriness of the cheese and saltiness of the pepperoni really cranked up the appetite, and I found myself craving a beer.

My sibling scooped me a slice, but I was already full and could only manage one piece, haha. Still, it was a solidly decent pizza!!

Shrimp pilaf at Two Find Peter Beomgye

Fluffy texture and deep savory flavor — the shrimp pilaf. As a rice dish to perfectly balance the cream pasta, my dad asked for rice, and we debated between risotto and pilaf — since he wanted something more like fried rice, we went with pilaf!

Quickly stir-fried over high heat, each grain of rice stayed fluffy and separate, and it was packed with plump shrimp!

It came with a special mayo sauce drizzled on top, and the subtle smoky char combined with its savoriness worked really well — it was also great mixed lightly with the pasta sauce, and pairing it with the wasabi-spiked mayonnaise made for an unusual but great combination.

High-quality pasta, pilaf, and pizza all enjoyed under lighting that stirs up the mood! If you're looking for a dining restaurant near Beomgye Station that delivers both value and atmosphere, I recommend Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch.