24-hour Korean restaurant in Bupyeong for late-night soup: Eolkeuni

You know how hard it is to find a 24-hour bar around Bupyeong Station these days, right?!?! But I have the happy news that a new spot in Bupyeong is open 24 hours a day, year-round~~

Three minutes from Bupyeong Station, a 24-hour gamjatang restaurant

This is Eolkeuni Gamjatang Samgyeopsal Bupyeong Station Branch, a 24-hour gamjatang (pork bone soup) spot near Bupyeong Station and a great place for company dinners. 🚙 It is less than a three-minute walk from Bupyeong Station. Parking is not easy around the station, so I think it would be easiest to park in a public lot and walk over!!

There are lots of seats inside, so it is a great place for company dinners and group gatherings too!!!! This Bupyeong Station gamjatang restaurant is open 24 hours a day, year-round. They sell not only gamjatang but also samgyeopsal (pork belly)! There was a notice saying group gatherings are possible, and that you can make a reservation by contacting them before your visit.

There was a soju refrigerator right next to every table!!! Is there anything more convenient when you are drinking....? Such a great idea, seriously. I came here while visiting Bupyeong~~ but I wish my home city of Suwon had something like this.... And apparently, if you drink three bottles, they are only ₩5,900 each!!!

A menu that lets you choose gamjatang and pork belly together

Every table had perilla seed powder, pepper, and chili powder. There is also a self-service corner with more fish cake side dishes, ssamjang (seasoned dipping paste), kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi), garlic, chili peppers, and more!

There are set menus that let you eat gamjatang and pork belly together, so you can enjoy a full meal and drinking snacks at once. The main choices include pork belly, gamjatang, aged-kimchi gamjatang, charcoal-grilled pork bones, and braised pork backbones. There are lots of substantial side dishes too, so you can enjoy a wide range of options!! I tried to capture all the menu items and options in the video.

My solo order: pork bone hangover soup, yukhoe, and steamed egg

I ordered pork bone hangover soup for ₩10,000, yukhoe (Korean beef tartare) for ₩15,000, and steamed egg for ₩6,000! When you visit alone, it is nice that you can order the meal dishes individually and enjoy them.

It had a generous amount of cheese on top, and the steamed egg portion was big too, so it felt like such a bargain. It was bouncy and fluffy, and I was so glad I ordered it!!!!

Yukhoe with baby greens

I love yukhoe, so of course I ordered it~ It is ₩15,000. The yukhoe was nicely seasoned and savory, so it was good as a side dish too! It also felt just right as something to have with drinks.

I had never tried yukhoe with these young greens before, but the combination was good. They added a fresh, slightly bitter taste. But it went so well with the sweet-and-salty yukhoe seasoning!!!

I broke the egg yolk and mixed everything together, and a savory, nutty, clean flavor came through. Perfect with beer!

And above all, because you can have gamjatang and pork belly together, there is no need to agonize over the menu~~~

Pork bone hangover soup that is also great for an early-morning reset

The pork bone hangover soup, which you could call the main dish, is ₩10,000. Since it is a 24-hour drinking spot, it is great for stopping by in the middle of the night for drinks and a hangover cure. Of course, it would be great for a second or third round anytime too!!

It had about two huge bones in it. When I pulled off the meat, each piece was this big...❤️

The meat was plump and tender. If you order their signature Eolgam Sam set, you can have fresh pork belly + frozen pork belly + gamjatang + jeon (Korean savory pancake) or yukhoe for ₩49,000!!!! Such great value that I definitely want to come back here next time I visit Bupyeong Station with a friend. I want to drink around Bupyeong Station, so please grant me ⭐️freedom, a friend to eat with at Bupyeong Station, and the money to do it...

Rice comes with the pork bone hangover soup, and the siraegi (dried radish greens) were tender, making it an easy, filling meal in no time. If you are looking for a 24-hour, year-round Bupyeong Station drinking spot where you can have a proper meal too, go go.