After-work Korean set meal in Sinseol-dong, Seoul: Hansang Charyim

In short

Hansang Charyim Bapsang Sinseol-dong is a Korean set-meal restaurant near Exit 3 of Sinseol-dong Station in Dongdaemun, Seoul. Ordered after work, the hansang bossam set for two costs 15,000 won per person and brings out so many banchan that the table runs out of space, with pork bossam and side dishes wrapped in lettuce for a properly Korean meal. Hansang Charyim Bapsang is worth a visit on a day you want rice, meat and plenty of banchan in one sitting.

Signature image of the bossam set at Hansang Charyim Bapsang Sinseol-dong

Good to know

Location
28 Hanbit-ro, 1st floor, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul (near Sinseol-dong Station Exit 3)
Hansang bossam set
15,000 won per person
Hanbang galbi (herbal short rib) set
17,000 won per person
Ordered
Hansang bossam set for two
Price reference
₩15,000 ≈ $11 · ₩17,000 ≈ $12.5 (2026-09-24)

as written by the visitor on Sep 24, 2026

A review of Hansang Charyim Bapsang Sinseol-dong, a Korean restaurant I'd recommend to anyone who's more of a Korean-food person.

Korean table spread at Hansang Charyim Bapsang in Sinseol-dong

I'd say I'm pretty firmly Team Korean Food if you made me pick, but lately I've been eating a lot of Chinese and Japanese food haha. I was craving a proper Korean meal, so after work today I headed to a Korean restaurant in Sinseol-dong, Hansang Charyim Bapsang.

Exterior of Hansang Charyim Bapsang Sinseol-dong

Apparently this place has even been on TV,, seeing the photo from the broadcast on the wall made me even more curious about the food!!

Where is Hansang Charyim Bapsang, and how far is it from Sinseol-dong Station?

  • 28 Hanbit-ro, 1st floor, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul
  • Near Sinseol-dong Station Exit 3
Entrance of Hansang Charyim Bapsang near Sinseol-dong Station Exit 3

Sinseol-dong has both Line 1 and Line 2, so I thought "eating dinner here after work and heading home sounds pretty good!" and went for it. If you're looking for a Korean restaurant in Sinseol-dong and getting there by subway, the location is quite convenient.

Sinseol-dong alley lit up in the evening

I also kind of liked the atmosphere on the way to the restaurant. Instead of a strip of big restaurants, it felt more like small shops tucked into alleyways.

Walking there in the evening after work, with lights on in every shop, it had that feel of hunting down a hidden neighborhood restaurant haha.

Inside Hansang Charyim Bapsang: the room and who eats here

Walking into Hansang Charyim Bapsang, one whole wall was covered in celebrity autographs.

Restaurant interior wall covered in celebrity autographs

Since it's a Korean restaurant, I figured the crowd would skew a bit older. But actually, there were more young people than I expected.

  • Some people had come with friends,
  • and I even spotted foreign customers, which surprised me a little.
Dining hall seating at Hansang Charyim Bapsang

A lot of people these days are looking for places to take foreign friends for Korean food. In that case, a hansang spread where you can see a whole bunch of Korean banchan (side dishes) at once could be a pretty fun experience.

Table covered with various Korean side dishes

Honestly, even as a Korean, I was surprised by how many side dishes came out haha.

How much is the hansang bossam set for two?

The set menu at Hansang Charyim Bapsang Sinseol-dong is the hansang bossam set at ₩15,000 per person, and the hanbang galbi set at ₩17,000 per person.

Menu board listing prices for the hansang bossam and hanbang galbi sets

What we ordered was the hansang bossam set for two! At ₩15,000 per person, it was an easy, no-pressure order!

And then the food started coming out... and kept coming haha.

Side dish plates arriving one after another

At some point I looked up and realized there was hardly any empty space left on the table.

Table filled with side dishes, no empty space left

The full spread: more banchan than one photo can hold

It wasn't easy fitting the whole spread into one photo 😂 so I ended up filming a video too.

It really lived up to the restaurant's name, 'Hansang Charyim Bapsang' — a table set with everything.

I've been living alone for quite a while now. Eating by myself at home, I end up going for one main dish on the quick rather than cooking a bunch of side dishes more often than not.

So seeing a table spread out with this many banchan made me think, 'ah, it's been a real while since I had a proper hansang like this.'

Vertical shot of the full hansang side dish spread

There was fun in picking a bit of this, a bit of that. But this mini crab(?) was my favorite of all!

The mini crab side dish that was the most delicious

Between all that, my bowl of rice disappeared fast haha.

Eating the pork bossam with lettuce wraps

Instead of just eating the bossam (boiled pork wraps) on its own, I tried it together with the various side dishes on the table.

Bossam plate served with wrap vegetables
  • Put the bossam in a wrap leaf,
  • add a side dish on top for one bite, then back to rice haha.

I think this was exactly the kind of meal I wanted that day. Not a dinner of just one dish, but a meal where rice, side dishes and bossam all come together!

A wrap loaded with bossam and side dishes
Dinner of rice, side dishes and bossam eaten together

It felt like eating properly Korean food again after a long time.

Who should eat at Hansang Charyim Bapsang?

Anyone who loves eating lots of different side dishes, anyone who wants a hearty meal of bossam plus rice, and anyone living alone who's been missing a home-cooked-style hansang spread.

Full view of the hansang bossam set for two

I'd say Hansang Charyim Bapsang in Sinseol-dong is worth a visit. I, too, got to sit down to a table full of side dishes after a long time and had a hearty, satisfying meal :)

Signature image of the bossam set at Hansang Charyim Bapsang Sinseol-dong

Where it is

Hansang Charyim Bapsang Sinseol-dong한상차림밥상 신설동

28 Hanbit-ro, 1st floor, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 동대문구 한빛로 28 1층

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