Yongsan I'Park Mall ramen set that saves 3,900 won: Menya Seoul

Today I'm bringing you a review of Menya Seoul Yongsan I'Park Mall Branch, a ramen spot that's great for a quick, filling meal before or after shopping or a movie at Yongsan I'Park Mall.

Where is Menya Seoul in Yongsan I'Park Mall, and what are the hours?

Menya Seoul Yongsan I'Park Mall Branch is on the 7th floor of Yongsan I'Park Mall, at 55 Hangang-daero 23-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea. It's open daily from 11:00 to 21:00, with last order at 20:50.

How to get to Menya Seoul from Yongsan Station

Just head up to the 7th-floor dining area (Taste Park / Living Park) of I'Park Mall, which connects directly to Yongsan Station. You can't miss it — near the escalators, the bold red interior and the 'Menya Seoul' sign stand out right away.

What the Menya Seoul storefront and dining room look like

The store runs on a self-service system — you order at the counter and get a buzzer. There are bar (counter) seats facing the kitchen as well as plenty of shared food court tables, so it's a comfortable spot whether you're dining solo or with a group.

Menya Seoul menu and prices: how much is a ramen set?

Menya Seoul's set menus come with a main ramen, one small side, and one drink, and ordering a set is ₩3,900 cheaper than picking the same items separately.

There's a lot on the menu, but actually there's a simple way to order.

How to order quickly at Menya Seoul

• 1. Choose your broth type → mild, spicy, or mala
• 2. Choose your topping → dongpo pork (braised pork belly) or jambon (ham-style chashu)
• 3. Choose a set or a single item
• 4. Then just tell the order taker your number

Sides and add-ons at Menya Seoul: gyoza, karaage, extra noodles

• Crispy gyoza (small ₩5,900 / large ₩8,900)
• Karaage (small ₩5,900 / large ₩8,900)
• Sweet soy chicken rice bowl (small ₩5,900 / large ₩9,900)
• King prawn tempura 2pcs (₩8,900)
• Noodles, ajitama, rice (each ₩2,000)

That day, we ordered the pork belly mazesoba (mixed noodles) and Set 3 with the spicy broth — spicy dongpo pork chashu ramen, crispy gyoza, and zero-calorie cola.

Apparently during happy hour (weekdays 2–6pm), ordering a set gets you 2 pieces of red bean spring rolls for free!

What does the pork belly mazesoba taste like?

Menya Seoul's pork belly mazesoba isn't the typical mazesoba style you usually think of — it's their own take, with a pleasantly spicy seasoning that stands out.

In particular, a whole long strip of pork belly is piled generously on top. Mixing it all together with the egg yolk, green onions, and seasoning let me fully enjoy the hearty texture and rich flavor of the meat.

Set 3: spicy dongpo pork chashu ramen with crispy gyoza

The spicy ramen that's the main of Set 3 has a rich, fiery broth topped with both thick, tender dongpo pork and thin, soft ham-style jambon chashu — a satisfying dish that lets you enjoy the charm of two kinds of meat at once.

There's also half an ajitama (seasoned egg) and some seaweed in there!

The noodles are thin-style, and the spice level is about like Shin Ramyun. The fiery broth really rounded out the flavor of the meat, and dipping the crispy-outside, tender-inside gyoza lightly into the broth made for a really great balance.

Once you're done eating, you just bus your own tray to the return counter.

Who is Menya Seoul Yongsan I'Park Mall best for?

I'd highly recommend this place to anyone in the Yongsan I'Park Mall area looking to properly enjoy a distinctive, tender dongpo pork ramen or a rich, thick mazesoba. With good bar seating and fast turnover, it's a great pick for a busy lunch, a solo meal while shopping, or a date meal before or after catching a movie!