Beomgye group dinner spot for spicy shrimp pasta: Two Find Peter

I had plans to meet up near Beomgye.

It was a reunion after a long time apart, so I was looking for somewhere quiet to sit and talk, and ended up at Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch. They have a full range of Western dishes — pasta, risotto, steak — so it seemed like a safe bet even for a group with different tastes. Let's get into the review.

Where Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch is, and where to park

Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch is on the 5th floor of Park Avenue L, 15 Pyeongchon-daero 217beon-gil, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. It's within walking distance from Exit 3 of Beomgye Station. Being near the Beomgye Rodeo area, it was convenient as a meeting spot.

It's a location that works well whether people are coming by subway or by car — everyone can make their own way there easily.

For parking, you can use the building's basement lot. It's free, but it's a mechanical parking system, so entry can be tricky depending on your car's size. If you drive something larger, it's worth checking ahead.

Opening hours and weekday break time

Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch is open daily from 11 AM to 10 PM. On weekdays there's a break time from 3 to 5 PM, but no break time on weekends. If you're planning a daytime meetup, grab a table before 3 PM so you're not rushed.

How long was the wait on a weekday?

Up on the 5th floor, there's a waitlist kiosk and chairs by the entrance. We went on a weekday and walked straight in. Weekends tend to get crowded, so it's worth expecting a wait then. If your group is large, I'd recommend making a reservation ahead of time.

Is the dining room good for a group catch-up?

Walking into Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch, the lighting was dimmer than I expected. The whole place felt calm, the kind of mood where conversation flows without anyone needing to raise their voice. The tables were spaced generously too, so the neighboring table's conversation never bled over. It's a layout that doesn't make you feel rushed even after sitting a long time — that was the best part about it as a meeting spot.

The three dishes we ordered

We ordered three things.

• Risotto
• Chicken salad
• Spicy shrimp pasta

The menu also has pasta, risotto, pilaf, pizza, and steak, so even with a bigger group there'd be no shortage of options.

First, the bread before the meal

After ordering, the pre-meal bread came out first. It arrived warm with a subtle buttery smell. Dipping it in the accompanying sauce was a great way to whet the appetite before the food arrived.

The risotto

The rice grains held their shape without turning mushy, with just the right amount of bite. The cream wasn't heavy, so it was easy to finish without feeling weighed down. Of the three, this was the most versatile dish for sharing among the group.

The chicken salad

In a Western-style spread, salad sometimes gets ordered just to round things out, but here it stood fine as its own dish. The vegetables were crisp, not wilted, and the chicken wasn't dry. Our chopsticks kept going back to it between the richer dishes. If you're ordering multiple plates for a group like we were, I'd recommend including something like this.

The spicy shrimp pasta

This was the dish I felt best about ordering that day. The spice level wasn't intense — more of a savory kind of heat — so even people who don't handle spicy food well could probably still enjoy it together. The shrimp weren't skimpy either. After the milder first two dishes, finishing with this felt like a clean reset for the palate.

All three dishes were solid, no misses. And beyond taste, as a meetup spot, this place had all the right things covered.

If you're looking for a meeting spot in Beomgye, especially for a reunion where you'll be sitting and talking for a while, Two Find Peter Beomgye Branch is a good choice. If you're going on a weekend, just factor in the wait.