Beomgye restaurant with free machine parking, lasagna: Two Find Peter

I had a meal with my sister at Two Find Peter in Beomgye recently, and even visiting again after a while, the vibe, prices, and food were all still solid.

Actually, this is a place my husband and I used to go on dates or meet friends a while back. After really liking it on my last visit, I went back again this time to catch up and chat with a friend I hadn't seen in a while — back to 'Two Find Peter Beomgye' haha.

Where is Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch, and what are the hours?

📍 1048-14 Hogye-dong, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, 5th floor 🕙 Daily 11:00–22:00 (break time 15:00–17:00) 🚗 Underground parking available in the building

Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch is on the 5th floor of the Park Avenue L building, near Central Park at the end of Rodeo Street, right after coming out of Beomgye Station Exit 2.

Free but machine-operated: parking at Park Avenue L for large cars

The building's underground parking is free, but it's a machine-operated lot. Each floor isn't huge, but since it goes down to B4, the total number of spaces isn't too small either.

That said, SUVs and large vehicles have trouble using it, and if machine parking makes you nervous, it might be more comfortable to use the street parking nearby or the Anyang City Hall parking lot.

Inside Two Find Peter Beomgye: mood and seating

The restaurant has a modern feel that isn't too heavy.

Soft lighting plus large wall paintings gave the whole space a cozy feel, and that day the tables ranged from friends catching up to what looked like blind dates and group gatherings.

You can sit wherever you like, and the tables come pre-set with basic tableware. Baby chairs and kids' tableware were also available, so it seems like a fine place to come back to with a kid sometime.

The menu at Two Find Peter and what we ordered

Two Find Peter has a surprisingly large menu.

With salads, pasta, risotto, steak, pilaf, pizza, and sides all on offer, it feels less like a pasta specialty shop and more like a restaurant where you can enjoy a variety of Western dishes together.

That day we ordered Caesar salad (₩9,000), chicken potato (₩22,000), lasagna (₩16,000), and a soft drink (₩3,000).

Bread rolls and balsamic sauce to start

Not long after ordering, warm morning bread, balsamic sauce, and pickles came out first. Dipping the warm, soft bread lightly into the balsamic was a nice light bite before the mains arrived.

Caesar salad, 9,000 won: a light opener

The first of our ordered dishes to arrive was the Caesar salad. Crunchy vegetables topped with croutons and cheese gave it good texture and a nice nutty flavor to match.

You can add chicken tender, but we skipped it this time. Without the tender, it was light enough to pair with the other dishes, but if you want something more filling, adding the chicken tender seems like a good option.

Chicken potato pizza, 22,000 won: the best pairing of the meal

Next up was the chicken potato! Fries and grilled chicken topped with finely chopped onion and tomato, all drizzled with a creamy yellow sauce.

The fluffy potatoes with the freshness of tomato and the crunch of onion made for a better combination than I expected.

Eating the potato, chicken, and toppings all together with the sauce made it taste even better than each part on its own. The portion was pretty generous too, good for sharing with a friend.

Lasagna, 16,000 won: cheesy and lighter than expected

I love lasagna, so if a restaurant menu has it, I pretty much always order it haha.

Two Find Peter's lasagna wasn't the heavy style packed with meat toppings. Instead, it had a generous amount of cheese on top, so the nutty cheese flavor really came through.

Overall it leaned lighter rather than rich and heavy, so it was good to share alongside the salad or other dishes.

Why Two Find Peter Beomgye works for a long catch-up with a friend

That day I wanted to eat and talk for a long while with a friend I hadn't seen in a bit, and in that sense Two Find Peter really worked.

In particular, the seats were spacious and the gap between tables was generous, so I could chat comfortably without worrying much about the next table. There are plenty of nice-atmosphere restaurants in Beomgye, but it's always a bit awkward when the tables are packed too close together.

The prices weren't too much of a burden for the vibe, and with such a varied menu, it's a place that works well for meeting friends, dates, or group gatherings alike.

Since I've now tried the chicken potato and lasagna, next time I want to come back for the pasta or risotto I haven't tried yet haha. My goal that day — a slow meal and long chat with a friend in a nice atmosphere — was definitely accomplished.