Chungmuro group dinner restaurant with assorted jeon: Nagwon-ui Soba

In short

Nagwon-ui Soba Bossam Kalguksu Chungmuro Station Main Branch is a buckwheat noodle, bossam (boiled pork with wraps) and kalguksu (knife-cut noodle) restaurant on the 2nd floor at 2 Seoae-ro in Jung-gu, Seoul, a 5-minute walk from Chungmuro Station Exit 1. The table spread came to assorted jeon (Korean pancakes) at 19,000 won, roe kalguksu at 13,000 won, bone-broth perilla sujebi at 11,000 won and bossam for two at 36,000 won, and the group table seats up to 8, with other work-dinner parties in the room on the day. For a work dinner or family meal in Chungmuro, Nagwon-ui Soba is a filling, reliable choice.

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Good to know

Location
2 Seoae-ro, 2nd floor, Jung-gu, Seoul (about a 5-minute walk from Chungmuro Station Exit 1)
Hours
Mon–Fri 10:00–22:00 / Sat–Sun 10:00–21:00
Parking
Paid: 5,000 won for the first 60 minutes, 5,000 won per additional 60 minutes (up to 60,000 won). Mukjeong Park public lot and the Hessen Smart lot (Starbucks building) across the street are also available
Seating
Group table available, up to 8 people
Other
Takeout, delivery and reservations available; separate men's and women's restrooms in the restaurant
Assorted jeon
19,000 won (fried peppers, potato pancake, squid-kimchi pancake)
Roe kalguksu
13,000 won
Bone-broth perilla sujebi
11,000 won
Bossam for two
36,000 won
Price reference
₩19,000 ≈ $14 · ₩13,000 ≈ $9.5 · ₩11,000 ≈ $8 (2026-09-22)

as written by the visitor on Sep 22, 2026

Today I'm introducing a solid, filling meal spot in Chungmuro — Nagwon-ui Soba Bossam Kalguksu Chungmuro Station Main Branch.

It's a place where you can try all kinds of buckwheat noodle dishes, from buckwheat noodles to cold soba to soba noodle sets .ᐟ.ᐟ The menu is really varied so it's good for a light meal, but they also have shareable dishes like bossam (boiled pork wrap), so it seemed like a good spot for a Chuseok family gathering or a dinner work party too ♥

If you've been looking for a good buckwheat noodle or soba spot in Chungmuro, how about this one? Let's go, Chungmuro restaurant 🌀

Main image of Nagwon-ui Soba Chungmuro Station Main Branch

Where is Nagwon-ui Soba Chungmuro Station Main Branch? Hours and parking

  • 📍 Location: 27 Seoae-ro, 2nd floor, Jung-gu, Seoul (about a 5-minute walk from Chungmuro Station Exit 1)
  • ⏰ Hours: Mon–Fri 10:00–22:00 / Sat–Sun 10:00–21:00
  • 🚗 Parking: Paid parking available. ₩5,000 for the first 60 minutes, ₩5,000 per additional 60 minutes, max ₩60,000. Mukjeong Park public parking lot available, and the lot across the street at Hessen Smart (Starbucks building) is also paid parking
  • 👥 Seating/space: Group seating available, up to 8 people
  • 🚻 Restrooms: Men's and women's, on site
  • 📌 Takeout, delivery, and reservations available

Group seating for 8: what the Chungmuro dining room is like

Entrance of Nagwon-ui Soba Chungmuro Station Main Branch

Inside, Nagwon-ui Soba has clean table seating, and there's also group seating for several people at once ꕀ꙳ The space fits up to about 8 people, and when I visited there were actually people there for a work dinner. It seemed easy enough to visit as a group too, so it looked like a good option for a dinner party spot 🧑🧑🧒🧒🖤

Interior with clean table seating
Group seating area for several people
Interior view, a good spot for a Chungmuro work dinner
Seating on the 2nd floor of Nagwon-ui Soba

The menu at Nagwon-ui Soba: soba, bossam and jang kalguksu too

Just from the name I first assumed this place only served soba, but looking at the menu, there were so many options 𓂃𓈒𓏸 Of course there's soba stuff like buckwheat noodles and cold soba, but also bossam and jang kalguksu — totally a work dinner kind of menu .ᐟ.ᐟ

It seemed great for visiting with a group and everyone ordering whatever they wanted, and now I understood why there were people there for a work dinner when I visited ⋆。˚

Menu board listing buckwheat noodles, bossam, and jang kalguksu
Vertical shot of the Nagwon-ui Soba menu board

Review event — I've never seen a restaurant with such a generous review event ••• ♥

In-store review event signage

Visuals speak for themselves 𐩢𐩺

Bossam and kalguksu spread on the table

Assorted jeon, 19,000 won: the fried peppers steal the plate

The assorted jeon (₩19,000) comes with fried pepper, potato pancake, and squid-kimchi pancake.

Assorted jeon with fried pepper, potato pancake, and squid-kimchi pancake

Eating it hot, it was savory and crispy ••• especially the fried pepper ,, a real gem ♥ The inside was moist and generously stuffed, so the texture was really good. You could taste the pepper's subtle spiciness along with the savory crunch of the batter, so it wasn't greasy at all — clean and light.

Close-up of the fried pepper, stuffed full inside

The potato pancake and kimchi pancake came out mini-sized too, which made them perfect for a few bites ꙳.ᐟ.ᐟ

Small-sized potato pancake and kimchi pancake

Roe kalguksu, 13,000 won: spicy broth loaded with roe and milt

The roe kalguksu (₩13,000) came loaded with roe and milt, so the broth was spicy and rich from the first sip.

Roe kalguksu loaded with roe and milt

Eating the roe and milt together with the spicy broth was really filling, and it was great to eat piping hot — especially perfect as a dinner dish ~ ♥

Close-up of the spicy roe kalguksu broth

Bone-broth perilla sujebi, 11,000 won: the pick of the meal

The bone-broth perilla sujebi (₩11,000) was my top pick that day. I'm usually not a big fan of kalguksu or sujebi, but this one was my pick .ᐟ.ᐟ

The savory bone broth combined with the nutty perilla flavor was seriously so good... The nutty, rich perilla flavor was really soaked into the broth, so as I scooped out the potato dough dumplings one by one, I ended up drinking spoonful after spoonful of the broth too ◝✩ 🤰🏻

Bone-broth perilla sujebi with potato dough dumplings

Bossam for two, 36,000 won: far more pork than two people expect

As soon as the bossam for two (₩36,000) arrived, I was surprised at how much there was ⍤⃝ It seemed like way too much for two people .....

Generous bossam for two spread on the table

The pork was sliced thick, and when I tried a piece, it was tender and moist — exactly my style ꕀ Even thick, it wasn't chewy at all — soft to bite through and delicious.

Thickly sliced boiled pork for bossam

And eating it wrapped with the bossam kimchi and pollock hoe (raw seasoned pollock) ,, that combo really speaks for itself ♥ ♡̴ With the kalguksu and jeon also on the table, it made for a really generous spread, perfect for sharing with a group .ᐟ.ᐟ.ᐟ.ᐟ

A bossam wrap with bossam kimchi and pollock hoe
Table full of bossam, kalguksu, and jeon

Free ice cream to finish: is Nagwon-ui Soba good for a work dinner or family meal?

After eating my fill and heading out, there was even ice cream set up in front of the Nagwon-ui Soba store 🍦🍧🤍 You can write a review and grab an ice cream on your way out, so make sure you get your dessert too .ᐟ

The menu was varied, the portions generous, the restaurant clean, and the owner kind, so overall it was a really pleasant meal ❤︎ Especially since there's group seating and I actually saw people there for a work dinner when I visited, I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a spot for a dinner work party or family gathering in Chungmuro.

Eating until full and grabbing dessert on the way out — satisfied to the very end, totally satisfied. If you're looking for a good restaurant in Chungmuro, this is the place ~

Where it is

Nagwon-ui Soba Bossam Kalguksu Chungmuro Station Main Branch낙원의소바 보쌈칼국수 충무로역본점

27 Seoae-ro, 2nd floor, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 중구 서애로 2 2층

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