Songpa seafood restaurant couple set with squid fritters: Ttoksuni

I went and had a delicious couple set at Ttoksuni Agujjim Jamsil Direct Branch in Bangi-dong~!

It's a Bangi-dong restaurant where you can feel the hand-cooked skill of 50 years of Jeolla-style tradition, so I walked in full of expectation even before arriving. The harmony between the plump monkfish and the deep, savory secret sauce was excellent — a completely satisfying meal.

How far is Ttoksuni Agujjim Jamsil from Hanseong Baekje Station?

Ttoksuni Agujjim Jamsil Direct Branch is just a 1-minute walk from Exit 3 of Hanseong Baekje Station, so it's very easy to reach by public transit. It's close to Olympic Park and the Bangi-dong restaurant street, making it a super convenient Olympic Park restaurant to stop by before or after an outing or a date.

The storefront had a cozy yet tidy look, and stepping inside revealed a spacious, pleasant hall.

The tables were spaced generously, creating a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere with no sense of crowding.

What's on the menu at Ttoksuni Agujjim Jamsil?

Looking over the menu, besides the signature monkfish stew there were also solid options like cod clear stew, webfoot octopus set, and cod clear soup. With a variety of side dishes and hearty lunch specials too, it was an Olympic Park restaurant that people of all ages could enjoy.

We ordered the couple set, and the side dishes came out first — there was quite a variety! In particular, the perilla seaweed soup was nutty and great to eat before digging into the main dish.

How big is the couple set for two, and how does it taste?

The couple set we ordered arrived with a hearty portion for two and a mouthwatering, vivid red presentation. The Jeolla-style secret sauce had soaked moistly into the plump monkfish meat and crunchy bean sprouts, making it look appetizing just to see.

The sauce wasn't overly sweet — it centered on a deep, savory flavor that soaked all the way through the ingredients, adding rich depth. The plump monkfish meat had a springy yet tender texture that drew an admiring bite after bite. Picking up the crunchy bean sprouts and monkfish together, loaded with sauce, spread a diverse, rich flavor through the whole mouth.

The squid fritters included in the couple set came with pickled onions, and the batter was crispy while the squid was plump and delicious! We cleaned out the main monkfish stew, squid fritters, fried rice, and all the starting side dishes — every bit of it.

Self-serve side dishes: the fried peppers steal the show

Partway through the meal, we headed to the self-serve corner on one side of the restaurant to grab more side dishes. The self-serve corner was stocked hygienically and neatly with a variety of side dishes that paired well with the meal, and among them, the fried peppers really caught my eye — a total standout dish~!

The crispy-fried peppers had a nutty flavor with a subtle spiciness that made an impression, refreshing the palate even in the later part of the meal — truly serving its role as an Olympic Park restaurant specialty haha

Finishing with fried rice topped with three fried eggs

As we were nearly finished with the monkfish stew, we ordered the fried rice included in the couple set. The fried rice was cooked up with fresh sauce, so it felt hygienic! With three sunny-side-up eggs on top, the visual was overwhelming. The combination of the monkfish stew sauce, fried eggs, and seaweed flakes was so harmonious that we scraped up every last bit of the crispy rice at the bottom haha

Is the Songpa couple set worth it? Final thoughts

At Ttoksuni Agujjim Jamsil Direct Branch, we fully enjoyed the deep Jeolla-style hand-cooked flavor of 50 years' tradition, along with the standout self-serve fried peppers — a satisfying meal. The harmony of plump monkfish meat and the deep secret sauce was so good that I want to come back to this Olympic Park restaurant whenever I'm craving something spicy. If you'd like to try heartfelt Jeolla-style monkfish stew near Bangi-dong, I recommend stopping by comfortably~!