Gwangjin bossam restaurant for a sibling from Incheon: Sosa Myeonok
In short
Sosa Myeonok (소사면옥) is a bossam-focused Korean restaurant on Neungdong-ro in Gwangjin, Seoul, between Gunja Station and Children's Grand Park. After falling for the Sosa Myeonok bossam (boiled pork wraps) on an earlier visit, the writer brought a younger sibling visiting from Incheon. They enjoyed the bossam with cabbage kimchi, scallion kimchi, chili peppers, doenjang (soybean paste) and fish sauce, plus a self-bar of radish pickles, kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi) and young radish kimchi. The sibling was happy too, making Sosa Myeonok a spot worth remembering for family meals or hosting guests.
Good to know
- Getting there
- Gunja Station Exit 6 · 5-min walk (store listing, Oct 6, 2026)
- Address
- 1st floor, Yunjung Building, 270 Neungdong-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul
- Parking
- Parking in front of the restaurant (call ahead or check on site for availability)
- Ordering
- Table ordering: browse the menu and order from your seat
- Self-bar
- Warm broth, tableware and basic side dishes (radish pickles, kkakdugi, young radish kimchi)
- Served with the bossam
- Cabbage kimchi, scallion kimchi, chili peppers, doenjang (soybean paste) and fish sauce
as written by the visitor on Oct 28, 2026
Sosa Myeonok near Gunja Station: where to go when you crave bossam
Sosa Myeonok (소사면옥) is a well-known Korean restaurant near Gunja Station in Gwangjin, and this time I went for the bossam (boiled pork wraps). Do you like bossam? Then you should definitely know this place!
I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a Korean restaurant near Children's Grand Park too, and when you take your parents out for a family meal, head to Sosa Myeonok, a bossam favorite~
Where is Sosa Myeonok, and is there parking?
Sosa Myeonok is on the 1st floor of the Yunjung Building at 270 Neungdong-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, on the way from Children's Grand Park to Gunja Station. You can park in front of the restaurant, so you can call ahead to check availability or just go and see for yourself.
I parked in front, went inside and found a seat. Sosa Myeonok has table ordering, so you can check the menu and order right from your seat. Good to know!
What's on the Sosa Myeonok self-bar?
At the self-bar you can pick up warm broth and tableware, and take as many side dishes as you like.
You can get a whole range of radish dishes there: radish pickles, kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi), and even yeolmu (young radish kimchi).
If you like bossam, please visit Sosa Myeonok, the Gunja Station favorite. This place is really the best!
What comes with the bossam at Sosa Myeonok?
The bossam at Sosa Myeonok comes with cabbage kimchi and scallion kimchi, plus chili peppers, doenjang and fish sauce. It looks great and the spread is excellent ^^ Just put the sliced pork (suyuk) in a cabbage leaf and wrap it up ^^
When you're craving bossam, this is the place to visit: Sosa Myeonok, a Gwangjin favorite.
Head to Sosa Myeonok, a Gunja Korean restaurant, and you can have this bossam. Next time you want Korean food near Children's Grand Park, do stop by!
Back at Sosa Myeonok with my sibling from Incheon
The bossam at Sosa Myeonok is seriously good. A taste you already know is kind of scary! I fell for the bossam on an earlier visit, and I always recommend it to friends who come to Gwangjin.
This time my sister traveled all the way from Incheon, and while I wondered where to take her, I headed to the bossam favorite, Sosa Myeonok.
My sister said Sosa Myeonok was good too, so I felt I'd chosen well again ^^ If you're looking for a place for a family meal with your parents, or you have guests to treat, keep Sosa Myeonok in mind and pay a visit.
How to wrap Sosa Myeonok bossam with fish sauce and kimchi
At Sosa Myeonok you wrap the pork with kimchi and enjoy it. You can also bring kkakdugi and radish pickles from the self-bar, so add them to your taste!
Put the meat on a cabbage leaf, add whatever you like, wrap it up well and eat.
Sosa Myeonok, the Gunja Station favorite: this is the place when you crave bossam! This bossam is the real deal! It's my conclusion after trying many places!
When you look for a Gwangjin favorite, drop by Sosa Myeonok~ It's a place for a tasty meal. It was a bossam lunch day.
Wrap it well and pop it into your mouth, and you'll be happy haha For a tasty meal, it's Sosa Myeonok, the bossam favorite, from now on.
If you're out for a day at Children's Grand Park and eating with family, go to Sosa Myeonok, the Gunja Station favorite. If you like Korean food, here it is!
Do look up Sosa Myeonok. You can have a delicious meal. Especially, do have the bossam~
Is Sosa Myeonok good for gatherings and family meals?
Sosa Myeonok is a Gunja Station favorite that works well as a gathering spot. If you're looking for a good restaurant near Children's Grand Park, pay a visit~ Highly recommended for anyone looking for a restaurant with parking near Gunja Station too!
I really like the bossam I had at Sosa Myeonok, a Gunja Korean restaurant~ It's a Gwangjin favorite that people of all ages can enjoy.
It's a Gwangjin favorite where you can put together a delicious meal! Find Sosa Myeonok and have a great meal with bossam~
If you love bossam, you have to know this place. And if you're looking for a bossam spot, visit Sosa Myeonok, on the way from Children's Grand Park to Gunja Station~
The cook's grand prize certificate at Sosa Myeonok
In one corner of the restaurant I also saw a certificate: they've received a proud Master Chef (조리인 대상) award~ I think it's the prize people who tasted the food wanted to give them!!!
It's a Gwangjin favorite that draws plenty of people even during a late lunch. Do visit Sosa Myeonok, the famous Gwangjin spot~
Where it is
270 Neungdong-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, South Korea (Yunjung Building, 1st floor)서울특별시 광진구 능동로 270 윤중빌딩
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