Godeok Station soba restaurant, cheese katsu solo lunch: Myeon Sikdang

In short

Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch is a Japanese restaurant near Godeok Station in Gangdong, Seoul, where tonkatsu (pork cutlet) and noodle dishes come in one order. The cheese katsu and cold soba set let me alternate crispy cheese katsu with cool soba, so the heaviness that usually creeps in halfway through never arrived. For a day when you don't want to choose between tonkatsu and noodles, Myeon Sikdang is an easy pick even when eating alone.

Table setting of the cheese katsu and cold soba set at Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch

Good to know

Menu ordered
Cheese katsu + cold soba set
Location
26 Dongnam-ro 73-gil, 1st floor, unit 13, Gangdong-gu, Seoul (near Godeok Station)

as written by the visitor on Sep 20, 2026

Why I picked Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch for tonkatsu near Godeok Station

I was hunting for a good tonkatsu restaurant near Godeok Station when I came across Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch! I've always loved tonkatsu, so I was looking for a solid spot near Godeok Station. This time I picked a menu where I could enjoy cheese katsu and cold soba together.

Table setting of the cheese katsu and cold soba set at Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch
Table with cheese katsu and cold soba served together

To cut to the conclusion — the cheese katsu + cold soba combo was genuinely delicious.

Wide shot of the crispy cheese katsu

With tonkatsu alone, things can start to feel a bit greasy about halfway through, but alternating between the crispy, savory cheese katsu and the cool cold soba (soba noodles) kept my palate refreshed, so I could enjoy it all the way to the end.

Tonkatsu and noodles in one order: the Myeon Sikdang menu

These days, when I look for a good tonkatsu place, I care not just about the tonkatsu itself but whether the menu pairs well with something else. Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch — true to its name, which means "noodle restaurant" — also serves noodle dishes, making it a great pick for days when I want tonkatsu and noodles at the same time.

Interior of Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch, which serves both noodles and tonkatsu

This time I ordered the cheese katsu and cold soba set! Personally, I'd really recommend this combination.

Full spread of the cheese katsu and cold soba set
Cross-section of the tonkatsu showing melted cheese inside

The savory, crispy tonkatsu and the cool, clean cold soba felt like they filled in each other's gaps.

How was the cheese katsu at Myeon Sikdang?

The cheese katsu at Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch was fried crispy on the outside with a savory cheese flavor coming through on the inside — really tasty. I started with the cheese katsu I'd been looking forward to, and unlike tonkatsu that disappoints when the batter is too thick or greasy, this one let me enjoy both the crunchy texture and the soft interior, which was satisfying.

The cheese katsu in particular felt richer in flavor with the first bite compared to plain tonkatsu, thanks to the cheese. If you like tonkatsu, this is a menu worth trying at least once! I'm personally a fan of cheese katsu, so my satisfaction was pretty high.

Cold soba with cheese katsu: a better match than expected

A bowl of cool cold soba

Another thing I personally loved about this meal was the cold soba. Taking a bite of cold soba between bites of tonkatsu cools your mouth down and cuts through the greasiness.

The pairing of crispy tonkatsu with cold noodles worked better than I expected. Eating cold soba in between, rather than plowing through tonkatsu alone, made the meal much easier to get through, and I enjoyed it all the way to the last bite without getting tired of it.

So if I visit again, I'd suggest anyone who, like me, likes both tonkatsu and noodles try the cheese katsu + cold soba set combo.

A filling meal near Godeok Station, even eating alone

These days, choosing what to eat out can quietly be a struggle. When you're torn between tonkatsu and noodles, a place like Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch, where you can enjoy both in one go, makes the decision much easier.

If you're looking for a hearty lunch or dinner spot around Godeok Station, it's worth checking out both the tonkatsu and noodle menus. It's not intimidating to visit solo, and it also works well for going with friends or a partner and ordering different dishes to share.

Most of all, I was really satisfied with the cheese katsu and cold soba set I had this time. Crispy tonkatsu plus savory cheese flavor, topped off with cool cold soba — the combination made for a pretty great meal.

There are plenty of other menu options too, haha.

Signage showing the variety of menu items at Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch
Photo of the menu board at Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch

Final verdict on Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch

If you're looking for a good tonkatsu place near Godeok Station, give Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch a try. If you love both tonkatsu and noodle dishes like I do, you'll probably enjoy it even more.

This time I had the cheese katsu and cold soba set, and the combination of crispy cheese katsu and cool cold soba worked better together than I expected. I got to enjoy the signature savory crunch of tonkatsu while finishing cleanly with the cold soba — a meal I personally really enjoyed.

If you're looking for a tonkatsu restaurant near Godeok Station, or just a good spot for lunch around Godeok Station, keep Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch in mind. This visit was satisfying enough that I already want to come back and try other dishes! If just one dish feels like it's not enough, try enjoying two flavors together — they go together better than you'd think :)

Where it is

Myeon Sikdang Godeok Station Branch면식당 고덕역점

26 Dongnam-ro 73-gil, 1st floor, unit 13, Gangdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 강동구 동남로73길 26 1층 13호

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