Sinchon Korean BBQ group dinner: 600g pork platter at Jjaengbanjip8292
In short
Jjaengbanjip8292 Sinchon is a Korean BBQ restaurant on Yonsei-ro in Sinchon, Seoul, where eight side dishes arrive together on a single tray. The pork platter is 600g for 49,000 won and combines pork belly, pork neck, pork jowl and a special cut on one grill, with doenjang jjigae (soybean paste stew) at 5,000 won on the side; the pork belly is cut thick and each cut chews differently. One platter is just right for two, so larger Sinchon dinner groups should plan on a second order.

Good to know
- Hours
- 11:00–24:00
- Parking
- Ask the restaurant directly
- Pork platter
- 600g for 49,000 won (pork belly + pork neck + pork jowl + special cut)
- Pork, per 100g
- Chilled pork belly 12,900 won, pork neck 12,900 won, pork jowl 13,900 won, pork belly 13,900 won
- Beef, per 120g
- Sirloin, rib meat and beef brisket around 15,900–16,900 won
- Doenjang jjigae
- 5,000 won
- Location
- 27 Yonsei-ro 4-gil, 1F, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul (walking distance from Sinchon Station)
- Price reference
- ₩8,000 ≈ $5.9 · ₩12,900 ≈ $9.6 · ₩13,900 ≈ $10.5 (2026-09-15)
as written by the visitor on Sep 15, 2026
Visit date: September 2026
If you're hunting for a good Sinchon restaurant, pay attention to this one. Jjaengbanjip8292 Sinchon, located at 27 Yeonse-ro 4-gil, 1F, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, is a Sinchon Korean BBQ restaurant famous for its patented serving system that brings out eight side dishes all on one tray.

📍 Jjaengbanjip8292 / 🕐 Hours 11:00–24:00 / 🅿️ Parking: contact the restaurant directly
It's within walking distance of Sinchon Station, and easy to find if you head toward Yonsei University. There's a display case out front with a giant tray model, so it's easy to spot even on a first visit.
Why the side dishes at Jjaengbanjip8292 stand out in Sinchon
The most stressful part of picking a Sinchon BBQ restaurant is worrying about awkwardly asking for side dish refills. At Jjaengbanjip8292 Sinchon, all 8 side dishes come out on the tray from the start, so there's zero need to worry about that.
Pork runs about ₩8,000-something per 100g on average, which is reasonable, and the location works well for group dinners too — I get why it comes up so often as a Sinchon dinner spot.
Inside Jjaengbanjip8292 Sinchon: a casual grill-at-the-table setup
The interior is a typical Korean BBQ setup with round cast-iron brazier tables, and each table has a silver overhead hood, so you can grill without worrying about smoke.

The open seats near the entrance have a street view outside, giving them an airy feel, while the inner seats are a bit quieter. The tables are spaced generously, so it didn't feel cramped even with several people.
Jjaengbanjip8292 Sinchon menu and prices

With pork averaging ₩8,000-something per 100g and a wide variety of side dishes, the tray platters are the main draw here, with extra menu items and side dishes available too.
Pork prices per 100g run around ₩12,900 for chilled pork belly, ₩12,900 for pork neck, ₩13,900 for pork jowl, and ₩13,900 for pork belly, while beef sirloin, rib meat, and beef brisket run ₩16,900 and ₩15,900-ish per 120g.


The signature pork platter: 600g for 49,000 won
The signature menu item at Jjaengbanjip8292 Sinchon is, hands down, the pork platter. At 600g for ₩49,000, it lets you enjoy four cuts at once — pork belly, pork neck, pork jowl, and a special cut. Rather than ordering each cut separately, you get to try a variety of cuts evenly, and I heard it's especially popular for larger Sinchon dinner groups, so I gave it a try.
First, the side dishes get set up like this.




The side dishes that pair well with the meat show up first.




There was also a nice variety of wrap vegetables prepared, which made eating more fun.

There's a good variety of dipping sauces too. And for anyone who struggles with adjusting the grill, there's a timer set up at each table.
How pork belly, neck, jowl and the special cut compared
The pork belly is sliced thick, so the juiciness really comes through when grilled, and the pork jowl has beautiful marbling that gets more savory the more you chew. The special cut had a strong chewy texture, pairing well as a drinking snack. Being able to taste all four cuts on one plate made ordering easy without any menu agonizing.
I first grilled up the pork belly, pork neck, pork jowl, and kkodeulsal (chewy pork cartilage) together since I wanted to try them all.
You can see how thick the pork belly is — not the thin, lackluster kind, but thick and genuinely tasty.
Rather than just summing it all up as "delicious," what stood out to me was how clearly the texture differed from cut to cut.
Doenjang jjigae for 5,000 won
For ₩5,000, the portion is substantial. The broth had mushrooms, tofu, and a few chunks of meat in it. It wasn't too salty and had a savory broth, good for sipping between bites of meat.

Tips for a group dinner at Jjaengbanjip8292 Sinchon
- The pork platter was just the right amount for two people. If your group is bigger, you'll likely need the platter plus extra menu items.
- They're open through lunch too, so it's also good for a casual daytime meat meal.
- Since the side dishes already come on the tray, the spread feels satisfying enough without needing to ask for refills.
Where it is
27 Yeonse-ro 4-gil, 1F, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 서대문구 연세로4길 27 1층








