Frozen pork belly, 3 servings, and kimchi noodles: Sindang BBQ
In short
Beefjeong Gogi Jip is a Korean BBQ restaurant in front of Sindang Station Exit 8 in Jung-gu, Seoul, serving both Korean pork (handon) and Korean beef (hanwoo). Three servings of thinly sliced pork belly flash-frozen at -40°C, plus a side of kimchi noodles, came out crisp at the edges and juicy in the middle. Salt alone is enough for this pork belly, and the tangy kimchi noodles round it out — a place with both flavor and wit.

Good to know
- Location
- 247-11 Sindang-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul (in front of Sindang Station Exit 8)
- Hours
- Daily 4 PM–midnight (last order 11 PM)
- Ordered
- Pork belly (냉삼), 3 servings; kimchi noodles
- Hanwoo (Korean beef) cuts
- Skirt steak, hanging tender, chuck flap, short rib meat, brisket point
- Handon (Korean pork) cuts
- Pork jowl, skirt, belly, neck, flash-frozen belly
- Origin
- Beef, pork, rice, and kimchi all sourced domestically (Korea)
as written by the visitor on Sep 7, 2026

I visited Beefjeong Gogi Jip near Sindang Station looking for a proper meal with a good piece of meat~ They serve everything from Korean pork (handon) frozen pork belly to Korean beef (hanwoo), so there's plenty to pick from depending on your taste. Especially the savory, juicy pork belly grilled up nice and golden — perfect with a drink too.
If you're near Sindang looking for a Korean BBQ spot where you can enjoy both frozen pork belly and hanwoo, this one's worth checking out!
< Beefjeong Gogi Jip > 📍 Location: 247-11 Sindang-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea ⏰ Hours: Daily 4 PM–midnight (last order 11 PM)

The walk from Sindang Station Exit 8
The restaurant sits right in front of Sindang Station Exit 8! Go one block and turn left, and it's right there — super easy to find.

We booked for 5:30 PM and the owner had everything set up for us already! It also seemed like there were plenty of regulars, since he was chatting away with other customers — honestly made me want to become a regular too (haha).

The grill-side side dishes
Kimchi, potatoes, and green onions to grill alongside the meat, plus what looked like house-made sauces and pickled side dishes! You know how good meat really only needs salt… I'll say it now — the pork belly here doesn't need anything else, just salt. Ugh, so good…

What's on the menu
Here's the menu! There are set menus, and hanwoo can also be ordered by cut — skirt steak, hanging tender, chuck flap, short rib meat, brisket point~ For handon, you can order pork jowl, skirt, belly, neck, or flash-frozen belly!

For sides, there's hamburger, seafood doenjang stew, yukhoe (beef tartare), beef sashimi, fire chicken, jjagyechi, sujebi soup, kimchi noodles, old-school lunchbox… so much variety. Looks like they've really done everything possible with hanwoo and handon 👏

So that day we ordered 3 servings of frozen pork belly and kimchi noodles! They said the pork belly is processed with -40°C blast freezing.


Origin labels and Taebaek kimchi
Checking the origin labels, the beef, pork, rice, and kimchi were all Korean-sourced, which was really nice~ haha. Especially the kimchi, which was properly sour — they said it's Taebaek kimchi (turns out the owner is from Taebaek…🤣). Grilled up, it was so good.
Also, apparently if you've had a rough breakup or gotten fired within the last 3 days, they'll give you a free bottle of soju — just FYI…! Let's all be happy 🥹

Talisman wet wipes, aprons, and a mooing call bell
The wet wipes had cheerful talisman designs on them!! haha I picked the one for 'the whole universe helping me hit the jackpot.'


The aprons are something else too…? Hahaha I definitely came here to eat pork belly, but there were so many fun little details like this all over the place ㅠhaha. There was even a women's bikini apron but I couldn't bring myself to wear it, so I went with the cute one instead… My boyfriend, on the other hand, was pretty thrilled wearing his…
+) One more thing — when you press the call bell, instead of a ding-dong it's a cow going moo~ Might startle you, just a heads-up…🙃

How was the 3 servings of pork belly
The 3 servings of pork belly arrived! Pretty generous portion, right? Since the pork belly is sliced thin, it browned up fast on the grill and had that savory pork flavor with a hint of char~ Thanks to the thinness, the edges got crispy while the center stayed juicy — great texture, haha.
We wrapped it up with the side dishes, and the meat itself was so good we just devoured it… Too busy eating to even take photos… Honestly, no exaggeration, this place nails both flavor and wit ㅠㅠ

Kimchi noodles as a palate cleanser
The kimchi noodles we ordered as a side had that tangy, cool kimchi flavor alive in the broth, paired with chewy noodles — perfect for cleansing the palate after all that meat. Subtly savory but clean and refreshing, it cut right through the greasiness of the pork belly with every slurp!

It was also great wrapped up with the meat, haha. Next time I visit, I'm ordering the same combo again, haha.
In summary
Beefjeong Gogi Jip, a solid pork belly spot near Sindang Station, lets you enjoy everything from savory handon pork belly to hanwoo, and the kimchi noodles on the side made for a really satisfying meal. If you're near Sindang Station looking for a place to enjoy tasty pork belly along with hanwoo, this one's worth a visit :)
Where it is
247-11 Sindang-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 중구 퇴계로74길 6 1층









