Gangseo pasta restaurant with meatballs and set deals: Pasta Go

Pasta Go Magok Branch (파스타고 마곡점) is a good-value Italian restaurant in Botanic Prugio City near Seoul Botanic Park and LG Arts Center, with easy access, sensibly priced sets, and satisfyingly robust sauces.

When I want a neat Italian meal around Magoknaru Station without spending too much, a restaurant with plenty of options—from a solo meal to a date for two—is always welcome. Here, set discounts pair a pasta at around the price of an individual bowl with a side and drink, so you can finish feeling properly full.

Pasta Go Magok Branch information

From Magoknaru Station to Seoul Botanic Park: access and parking

Convenient for trips around Seoul Botanic Park, with a generous two hours of free parking: the restaurant is on the second floor of Botanic Prugio City, directly connected to Magoknaru Station on Subway Line 9 and the Airport Railroad, making it especially easy to reach by public transport.

It is a five-minute walk from Seoul Botanic Park, LG Arts Center, and Magok COEX, making it a handy stop before or after a stroll or a performance.

The building's underground garage offers two hours of free parking, so even drivers can visit at ease without parking stress.

A single-person set discount applied automatically at the counter

We chose two pastas, a green salad for the side, and Zero Coke to drink. The single-person set promotion gives 25% off a pasta, side, and drink, and what stood out was the thoughtful service: without us having to ask, the staff checked our order at the counter and automatically applied the set price at checkout.

Meat Meat Pasta, Shrimp Toowoomba, and green salad

Meat Meat Pasta that brought a handmade burger patty to mind

The Meat Meat Pasta, generously topped with large handmade meatballs, impressed me with its firm, meaty texture—it reminded me of the patty in a well-grilled premium handmade burger.

They were never dry; the more I chewed, the more juicy they became, while the rich tomato sauce coated the noodles evenly. Breaking up a meatball over the warm morning roll served alongside it, then eating it with the sauce, made for an unusual little treat that felt like enjoying a burger!

Rich, gently spicy Shrimp Toowoomba and green salad

The Shrimp Toowoomba cream pasta had that characteristically thick, rich cream texture with a gentle kick of spice, so I could finish every bite without it becoming cloying.

The plump shrimp popped pleasantly with every bite and worked beautifully with the cream sauce.

Eating the crisp green salad dressed with Oriental-style dressing and cheese in between mouthfuls refreshed my palate, making it a perfect match for the rich cream pasta.

Final thoughts

Pasta Go near Magoknaru Station is a practical pasta spot that keeps its plating tidy and sauces impressive, while its set discount delivers clear value for money.

The hearty handmade meatballs in the Meat Meat Pasta and the classic spicy cream profile of the Shrimp Toowoomba made a wonderful pairing,

and the friendly service that made sure we received the set discount without asking made the meal even more satisfying.

If you want a filling, neat Italian meal while visiting Seoul Botanic Park or near Magoknaru Station, I recommend stopping by Pasta Go.