Pork belly restaurant for family dinner in Seocho, Seoul: Yuksam Maeul
In short
Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch is a pork belly and ssam (lettuce-wrap) restaurant in Jamwon-dong, Seoul, between Nonhyeon and Sinsa stations. The writer came for dinner with her husband and son, ordering pork belly with wrap vegetables, the pot-mussel seafood soybean paste stew that comes free with any meat order, and a side of steamed egg. Yuksam Maeul felt like a full meal rather than just a plate of meat, which makes it an easy pick for a family dinner out.

Good to know
- Address
- 51-4 Sinbanpo-ro 47-gil, 1st floor, Seocho-gu, Seoul
- Location
- Walking distance from Exit 7 of Nonhyeon Station
- Hours
- Daily 10:00–02:00
- Parking
- Room for about 2–3 cars, first come first served — call ahead before visiting
- Ordered that day
- Pork belly, pot-mussel seafood soybean paste stew (free with a meat order), steamed egg as an extra
as written by the visitor on Sep 16, 2026



As evening came, my meat-loving husband and son said they wanted meat for dinner. I was in the mood for pork belly too, so without much deliberation over the menu, we headed to Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch in Jamwon-dong. This time we went as a family for dinner, and we ended up eating quite a hearty meal with meat plus an added steamed egg.







Where is Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch, and what are its hours?
Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch is at 51-4 Sinbanpo-ro 47-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 1st floor, within walking distance of Exit 7 of Nonhyeon Station. It's open daily from 10:00 to 02:00, and there's parking for about 2–3 cars, though it's first-come first-served so it's best to check before visiting.
Hours and parking availability may change, so it's a good idea to double-check the restaurant's info on the day of your visit. Sitting between Nonhyeon and Sinsa stations, it was a convenient spot for an after-work dinner or a family meal out.


Pork belly and wrap vegetables on the grill at Yuksam Maeul
The reason we came to Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch that day was simple. Both my husband and son love meat, and when they said they wanted meat for dinner, pork belly it was.
Once the meat started sizzling on the grill, I thought again — good choice for dinner. The nicely browned pork belly was great on its own, and eating it with the wrap vegetables cut through the richness so well that I kept reaching for more. I also liked that it wasn't just meat piled up — there were plenty of vegetables to go along with it.


True to its name, Yuksam Maeul ("meat and wraps village"), the restaurant brought out a good variety of vegetables to eat with the meat. A piece of pork belly with a bit of ssamjang (seasoned soybean paste dip) wrapped in a leaf made for a pretty generous bite. My husband and son mostly stuck to the meat, while I added lots of vegetables along the way. I liked that even eating the same meat, each of us could combine it however we liked.


The free pot-mussel seafood soybean paste stew with every meat order
How the stew rounds out the meal
Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch serves a pot mussel-seafood soybean paste stew alongside any meat order, which was nice for spooning up between bites of meat. It's always a little disappointing when there's no warm broth to go with the meat.
The stew, filled with tofu, pot mussels, and other seafood, had enough substance that it didn't feel like a token side broth. A few bites of pork belly followed by a spoonful of stew reset my palate nicely, and the pairing worked well. Our whole family enjoyed the stew, and I think it would be even more welcome for anyone who likes eating rice alongside their meat.


Steamed egg: the side we added for our son
We also ordered steamed egg separately that day. Whenever we go to a BBQ restaurant, steamed egg tends to be the dish we reach for to feed our son, and it happened naturally this time too.
Scooping up warm, soft steamed egg between bites gave a different, milder flavor from the pork belly, which I liked. With meat, wrap vegetables, stew, and steamed egg all on the table, dinner felt pretty substantial.

How was Yuksam Maeul as a family dinner spot?
For a meat-loving family like ours, Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch wasn't a hard place to decide what to order at. More than a meal of just pork belly on repeat, being able to add vegetables and stew made it feel much more like a full meal.
It's a solid candidate to keep in mind for a family dinner or a group meat outing near Nonhyeon Station. Staying open until late is also convenient when you're trying to lock in a dinner time.
Checklist before you visit Yuksam Maeul
- Check the hours — operating hours can change, so it's safer to confirm on the day.
- Ask about parking — spaces are limited, so check ahead if you're driving.
- Check which exit of Nonhyeon Station to use — this cuts down on walking time on your first visit.
- Ask about seating for larger groups — worth confirming ahead for family gatherings or group visits.
- Decide on your meat order first — ordering according to group size makes it easier to add more later.
- Eat it with wrap vegetables — lets you enjoy a wider variety of combinations than meat alone.
- Confirm what comes with the stew — double-check on-site what's included with a meat order.
- Consider the steamed egg if you're bringing kids — a good pick when you need something soft and mild.
- Check for lunch specials if visiting midday — there may be time-specific menus.
- Reconfirm the menu and prices on-site — menu items and prices can change.





This time I visited for dinner with my husband and son, ate meat and stew, and added steamed egg too. What I liked most was that it didn't feel like eating just one thing — meat. Wrapping meat in vegetables, then having some stew, then a bite of soft steamed egg in between — all the dishes went well together. My husband and son, both big meat eaters, ate happily, which was satisfying for me as the one who picked the dinner spot.
What fell short, and tips for your visit
- First, parking isn't very generous, so if you're driving, it's best to check ahead.
- Second, dinner hours can get busy, so if you're visiting with a group, check on seating.
- Third, everyone likes their meat cooked differently, so it's better to grill in batches matched to eating speed rather than piling on too much at once.
- Fourth, the menu, prices, and whether lunch specials are running can change, so check the latest menu when you visit.
- Fifth, ordering meat plus steamed egg can add up to a lot of food, so it may be better to start smaller and add more as you go rather than over-ordering from the start.
Frequently asked questions
Is Yuksam Maeul close to Nonhyeon Station?
It's within walking distance of Nonhyeon Station, so it's convenient by subway.
Is Yuksam Maeul good for families with kids?
We had dinner with my husband and son and ate comfortably.
Is there anything to eat besides the pork belly?
You can add wrap vegetables and stew, and we also ordered steamed egg.
Is parking available at Yuksam Maeul?
According to the information provided, there's space for about 2–3 cars, but since space is limited, it's best to inquire before visiting.
Can you visit late at night?
According to the store information provided, it's open daily from 10:00 to 02:00. Please check the latest hours before visiting.
Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch: the verdict
Yuksam Maeul Nonhyeon Station Main Branch seems well-suited to anyone who loves meat and wants to eat it with wrap vegetables and a good stew alongside. On the other hand, if parking is your top priority, it's best to check availability before heading over. Our family left that day having eaten a hearty dinner of pork belly, stew, and steamed egg. My husband and son wanted meat for dinner, which is how we ended up here — and since the whole family enjoyed it, I think we'll think of this place again next time we're craving meat nearby.
Where it is
51-4 Sinbanpo-ro 47-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea, 1st floor서울특별시 서초구 신반포로47길 51-4 1층






