# Magok restaurant you can visit with a stroller and baby: Romaok

- By Yerin Goh (https://superchart.com/en/@seochon-tin-ledger/)
- Written Sep 22, 2026
- Local places › Restaurants › Gangseo, Seoul
- Sponsored: This visit was sponsored by the business.
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## In short

Romaok Magok is an Italian restaurant on the 3rd floor of LG Art Center Seoul, close to Seoul Botanic Park and Magongnaru Station in Gangseo, Seoul. The writer came with her mother and a baby under one in a stroller, booking a weekday 1pm slot through Naver Reservation, and ordered chicken cordon Caesar salad, abalone geou (innards) pasta and Korean beef ragu fresh lasagna roll. There is no nursing room at Romaok Magok, but the wide table spacing and 2 hours of free parking made it a comfortable lunch with a baby.

## Good to know

- **Location**: 3rd floor, LG Art Center Seoul, 136 Magokjungang-ro, Gangseo-gu, Seoul
- **Parking**: 2 hours free when dining in
- **Visit time**: Weekday 1pm via Naver Reservation (11:30-12:30 is the office-worker peak)
- **Dishes ordered**: Chicken cordon Caesar salad, abalone geou (innards) pasta, Korean beef ragu fresh lasagna roll
- **Nursing room**: None on site
- **Diaper changing table**: In the restrooms on each floor, but poorly maintained

*as written by the visitor on Sep 22, 2026*

This is an honest, self-paid review of a weekday lunch at Romaok Magok (로마옥 마곡), on the 3rd floor of LG Art Center Seoul, with my pre-birthday baby and my own mother. What struck me was the stylish interior and generous table spacing — I could park the stroller right next to our table and never felt self-conscious when the baby fussed or cried. Here's my honest rundown: the 2-hour free parking tip, how to book a weekday 1pm slot on Naver Reservation to dodge the office-worker lunch rush, and the real story on the nursing room and diaper changing facilities.

## Why Romaok Magok was the pick for lunch with a baby under one

I'm a pretty extroverted mom whose energy tanks if I stay home all day, so whenever the weather's decent I'm out pushing the stroller no matter what. Luckily my son takes after me — he's happy exploring the world outside and either plays quietly or naps soundly in the stroller.

![Pre-birthday baby out and about in a stroller](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-01-ge07p-m-966.webp)

But the biggest hurdle when going out with a baby under one is picking a restaurant. Is the aisle wide enough for a stroller? Will people give me looks if the baby fusses or makes noise? Is parking convenient? Once you start checking off all that, the list of places you can actually go shrinks fast.

I remembered Romaok Magok, my old go-to spot from my office days, known for its upscale interior and excellent food, and decided to bring my mother and baby along for a weekday lunch.

## Parking and booking: 2 hours free, plus the weekday 1pm Naver Reservation trick

![Entrance to Romaok Magok on the 3rd floor of LG Art Center Seoul](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-02-bx1qk-966.webp)

![Interior corridor of the LG Art Center Seoul building](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-03-17etb-966.webp)

Location: 3rd floor, LG Art Center Seoul, 136 Magokjungang-ro, Gangseo-gu, Seoul. Parking notes: since this is inside the LG Art Center, a large cultural facility, the parking entrance and bays are wide and comfortable. If you drive and dine in, you get 2 hours of free parking registered.

![Wide underground parking bays at LG Art Center](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-04-hhd54-966.webp)

![Corridor leading toward Romaok Magok](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-05-xfbz6-966.webp)

Timing tip: this place is a lunchtime hotspot for local Magok office workers, so it's tough to find a free table during the 11:30-12:30 peak. We booked a weekday 1pm slot on Naver Reservation ahead of time, right as office workers were clearing out. We were seated immediately at a spacious table with no wait — a perfect moment to roll the stroller in without the place feeling crowded.

## Is Romaok Magok stroller-friendly? Table spacing and the room's atmosphere

![Large centerpiece table in the main dining hall of Romaok Magok](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-06-hxhn2-966.webp)

![Widely spaced tables and floor-to-ceiling windows at Romaok Magok](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-07-1ueeu-966.webp)

Walk in and you're greeted by an antique-meets-modern oversized centerpiece table and floor-to-ceiling windows. High ceilings and generously spaced tables meant I could park my deluxe stroller right beside our table without blocking staff or other diners at all.

I laid the baby down comfortably in the stroller while we ate, and even when he woke up mid-meal and fussed for a bit, the room didn't echo — the background music and ambient chatter absorbed it, so I never felt self-conscious. Best of all, the staff kept making eye contact with the baby and cooing over him, which put my mind at ease as a mom.

## Nursing room and diaper changing table at Romaok Magok: check before you go

![Feeding the baby inside the car](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-08-wtod0-966.webp)
*No nursing room, so we ended up feeding him in the car ㅠㅠ*

I have to be honest about the facilities that matter most when you're bringing a baby. Nursing room: since the LG Art Center building is built around a performance hall, there's no dedicated nursing room. If your baby is exclusively breastfed or nurses directly, this could be a problem — better to bring formula or a thermos and feed in the stroller.

![Diaper changing table inside an LG Art Center restroom](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-09-be6rg-966.webp)

![Restroom amenities on the floor](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-10-177ds-m-966.webp)

Diaper changing table: there is one in the restrooms on each floor, but upkeep was a bit lacking, so it wasn't the most pleasant. If you need to change a diaper, bring a disposable waterproof mat, or plan your route to swing by the nearby Seoul Botanic Park facilities instead.

## What to order: abalone geou pasta and Korean beef ragu fresh lasagna roll

For two adults dining leisurely, we ordered generously from the signature menu.

![Caesar salad topped with chicken cordon](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-11-18pka-966.webp)

Chicken cordon Caesar salad: crisp, fresh romaine piled high with crispy fried chicken cordon bleu — a great appetizer that got our appetites going.

![Abalone geou linguine pasta topped with a whole abalone](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-12-aicc7-966.webp)

Abalone geou pasta: a whole gently steamed abalone sits on top. The rich, nutty abalone innard (geou) sauce soaked into the linguine heavily — the flavor was outstanding.

![A plate of fresh lasagna roll with Korean beef ragu](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-13-1t2r8-1200.webp)

Korean beef ragu fresh lasagna roll: neatly rolled and baked fresh lasagna sheets packed with rich Korean beef ragu sauce. The balance of the bright tomato-based sauce, basil, and cheese was so good we scraped up every last bite.

## Verdict: a Magok restaurant worth returning to for pasta with a baby

![View of the window seating area at Romaok Magok](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-14-1u11c-966.webp)

![Table at Romaok Magok after finishing the meal](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-15-tzmb6-966.webp)

![Vertical shot of the interior design at Romaok Magok](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-16-1ctzj-966.webp)

![Relaxed weekday afternoon in the Romaok Magok dining hall](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-17-u0ulq-966.webp)

![Lunch table with the stroller parked alongside at Romaok Magok](https://img.superchart.com/images/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch/romaok-magok-stroller-baby-lunch-18-13wmn-966.webp)

There's the minor downside of no nursing room, but between the roomy stroller space, 2 hours of free parking, and being able to enjoy high-quality food without worrying about the baby babbling or crying, it earns a passing grade as a restaurant for babies under one.

If you're near Magongnaru Station or Seoul Botanic Park looking for a comfortable Magok restaurant to bring a stroller and a baby under one, I recommend booking a weekday 1pm slot and stopping by Romaok Magok at LG Art Center.

## Where it is

- Romaok Magok (로마옥 마곡)
- 136 Magokjungang-ro, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, South Korea
- 서울특별시 강서구 마곡중앙로 136 LG아트센터서울 3층 로마옥
- 37.5648409, 126.8292275
- Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/%EB%A1%9C%EB%A7%88%EC%98%A5%20%EB%A7%88%EA%B3%A1/@37.5648409,126.8292275,17z

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