Yangsan restaurant for pepperoni pizza with a toddler: Bueokgan
In short
Bueokgan Restaurant Yangsan Oslo Park Branch is a Western restaurant on the basement level of Oslo Park in Mulgeum-eup, Yangsan, Gyeongnam. Visiting with her daughter, the writer ordered a pepperoni pizza for 17,000 won and a seafood tomato pasta for 19,000 won, and the kitchen left out the pepperoncino once she said she was eating with a child. With high chairs, kids' tableware and wide gaps between tables, Bueokgan Oslo Park is an easy place to eat out with a little one.
Good to know
- Location
- 14 Beomgu-ro, BL Building B1, Units 1-2, Mulgeum-eup, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do
- Hours (Mon-Fri)
- 11:00-21:00, break 15:00-16:30, last order 20:30
- Hours (Sat-Sun)
- 11:00-21:00, last order 20:30
- Getting there
- 837 m from Namyangsan Station Exit 1
- Parking
- Use the B2 parking lot; take the escalator up, restaurant is on the left
- Pepperoni pizza
- 17,000 won
- Seafood tomato pasta
- 19,000 won
- Single orange juice
- 4,500 won
- With children
- High chairs and kids' tableware available
as written by the visitor on Sep 14, 2026
Today I was trying to figure out what to eat with my daughter, so we went to Bueokgan Restaurant Yangsan Oslo Park Branch (부엌간레스토랑 양산오슬로파크점) — she loves pepperoni pizza. If you're looking for a good Western restaurant in Yangsan, Gyeongnam and wondering where to eat with kids, I'll walk you through the pizza and pasta we ordered, the vibe of the place, and what it was like dining there with a child!
Where is Bueokgan Restaurant Yangsan Oslo Park Branch, and what are its hours?
- Name: Bueokgan Restaurant Yangsan Oslo Park Branch
- Location: 14 Beomgu-ro, BL Building B1, Units 1–2, Mulgeum-eup, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
- Hours Mon–Fri: 11:00–21:00 (break time 15:00–16:30, last order 20:30)
- Hours Sat–Sun: 11:00–21:00 (last order 20:30)
- 837m from Namyangsan Station Exit 1
- [If parking on B2] After parking, take the escalator up — Bueokgan is on the left. Look for the BUUK sign.
- [If walking in] Coming from the 1st floor, take the escalator down — Bueokgan is on the left. Look for the BUUK sign.
There was also a hours sign posted at the entrance. Please check the latest hours and break time before visiting.
Inside Bueokgan Oslo Park: a roomy, tidy dining room with an open kitchen
When I first walked into Bueokgan Restaurant Yangsan Oslo Park Branch, I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious and clean the interior felt. Every detail of the interior design seemed carefully thought out, and I felt good the moment I sat down. Honestly, places like this make me feel a little pampered, haha.
The open kitchen where you can watch the cooking also caught my eye. When you're dining out with a child, you notice not just the food but the seating and tableware, too. There was a high chair ready here,
and since the kitchen was open, I felt like they were paying attention to hygiene. The tables were also spaced generously, so my daughter and I could eat comfortably.
High chairs and kids' tableware at Bueokgan Oslo Park
Bueokgan Restaurant Yangsan Oslo Park Branch had a high chair set up, plus separate adult and kids' dishes. When dining out with a child, you notice not just the food but the seats and dishware, too. My daughter was happy to see the kids' dishes, haha. This could be useful info for anyone visiting with a small child who needs a high chair.
What we ordered at Bueokgan and what it cost
I was tempted by the best-menu picks on the board, but... since I came with my daughter, who has very definite opinions, I let her call the shots this time, haha. We ordered three things.
- Pepperoni pizza — ₩17,000
- Seafood tomato pasta — ₩19,000
- Single orange (drink) — ₩4,500
That's what we ordered.
The pepperoni pizza came out first, and it looked delicious just by sight.
Bueokgan left out the pepperoncino for a child's portion
Next came the seafood tomato pasta. The menu noted it was a bit spicy, but my daughter said she wanted tomato pasta anyway. When I mentioned we'd be eating together, they left out the pepperoncino for us. I really appreciated that they accommodated the request, especially since I was dining with a child, haha.
I waited about 5 minutes after the pizza arrived so I could photograph it alongside the other dishes, and when I lifted a slice, the cheese stretched beautifully. It was a moment I wanted to capture. Look at that cheese pull, haha.
We split the pasta and shared it. Overall, this dish was pretty solid to my taste as well.
More than being blown away by the flavors, what stuck with me was how kindly the staff handled our requests. They also brought us pickles when I asked, which we had alongside the pizza and pasta. If you need pickles, just ask, haha.
Is Bueokgan Oslo Park a good Yangsan restaurant to visit with a toddler?
What I appreciated most about this visit to Bueokgan Oslo Park Branch in Yangsan was the atmosphere and the friendly staff. The interior felt spacious and clean, and the generous table spacing made it comfortable to eat with my daughter. I also liked that they had a high chair and kids' dishes ready, and that they accommodated our request for the dish we'd be sharing with a child. I hope my experience is helpful to anyone looking for a Western restaurant or a nice place to eat with kids at Oslo Park in Yangsan.
This post was written after receiving a complimentary meal from the business, but the review reflects my honest experience after trying it myself.
Where it is
14 Beomgu-ro, BL Building B1, Units 1–2, Mulgeum-eup, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea경상남도 양산시 물금읍 범구로 14 BL동 지하1층 1~2호
