Sunday 1pm gyukatsu set for two at Seoul Station restaurant Ichigyu

In short

Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch is a gyukatsu (Japanese beef cutlet) restaurant on the first basement floor of a building in Jung-gu, Seoul, about a 5-minute walk from Seoul Station Exit 10. Arriving as a party of two on a Sunday at 1pm, the writer was seated right away despite the nearly full room, and ordered the gyukatsu set (sirloin) for two at 39,000 won with a zero-sugar cola for 3,000 won. Unlimited white rice and a cast-iron brazier that stayed hot through the meal make Ichigyu an easy pick for a lunch date near Seoul Station.

Signature photo of the gyukatsu set at Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch

Good to know

Location
About a 5-minute walk from Seoul Station Exit 10, first basement floor of the building
Ordered
Gyukatsu set (sirloin) for two, 19,500 won x 2, and a zero-sugar cola, 3,000 won
White rice
Unlimited refills; for a party of two, served together in one bowl
Seating
Tables for two up to tables for four
Hours
Daily 11:00-21:30 (last orders 14:00 and 17:00)
Regular closing days
None
Parking
Paid parking on basement level 2 of the building, 1,000 won per 10 minutes / 6,000 won per hour
Visit time
Sunday lunch at 1pm, no wait

as written by the visitor on Sep 1, 2026

Signature photo of the gyukatsu set at Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch

My boyfriend and I stopped by Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch for a gyukatsu (beef cutlet) lunch date near Seoul Station. Since Line 4, the Gyeongui-Jungang Line, and Line 1 all overlap here, it's also a solid pick for meeting friends for lunch or dinner in Seoul. We had gyukatsu — here's the review, let's go.

Operating info is at the very bottom.

Is there a wait at Ichigyu Seoul Station at 1pm on a Sunday?

Entrance to Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch on the basement floor

Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch is about a 5-minute walk from Exit 10 of Seoul Station, and I visited on a Sunday at 1pm for lunch. There were a lot of people inside. Even so, since it was Sunday lunch, there was no wait. I have a feeling Saturday lunch might come with a wait though. It's on the basement floor, yet somehow everyone seems to know about it — the place was packed.

Ichigyu Seoul Station parking and seating: is solo dining okay?

Interior and table seating at Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch
A 2-person table setup at Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch
Seating layout at Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch
The atmosphere inside Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch

The restaurant size felt right, with tables ranging from 2-seaters to 4-seaters. Plenty of people were dining solo too, so I'd also recommend it as a solo lunch spot near Seoul Station. Parking is available — paid parking on basement level 2 of the building, 1,000 won per 10 minutes, or 6,000 won per hour.

What is on the menu at Ichigyu Seoul Station?

Ichigyu's menu board showing gyukatsu, steak, and omurice

The main menu item is gyukatsu, but beyond that there's steak, omurice, curry, cold soba, and more. Think of it as a Japanese restaurant that has all the classic dishes, with gyukatsu as the star.

  • Gyukatsu set for 2, 19,500 won x 2
  • Zero-sugar cola, 3,000 won

We ordered the sirloin gyukatsu set for two. It's 19,500 won per person, and the rice is unlimited refills. When two people dine together, the rice comes served together in one bowl to share — you portion it out yourselves.

Eating the sirloin gyukatsu set for two at Ichigyu

Gyukatsu set placed on the table with the cast-iron brazier

Each table gets one cast-iron brazier — not one per person, but one shared between two. It's the kind of place that's great for a Seoul Station date with your crush, haha.

Butter melting on the cast-iron brazier

They also give you butter, and it tastes better if you melt the butter first before putting the meat on. The brazier stayed hot longer than I expected, so even by the time we were on rice refills, everything was still warm and delicious.

Sirloin gyukatsu grilling on the brazier

I almost ordered one gyukatsu plus one other dish, but went with the gyukatsu set for two instead — and I'd recommend doing the same. The portion isn't really meant to be split; it's just the right amount per person.

Medium-rare cross-section of the sirloin gyukatsu
Close-up of a single grilled piece of gyukatsu
Full spread of gyukatsu with white rice

Being sirloin beef, it was so tender and delicious. It comes pre-cooked to medium rare, so it grills up quickly. It's amazing with the white rice, and you can keep refilling that rice. My boyfriend thoughtfully refilled it for me first. Hehe. The rice was firm and chewy in the best way too.

Refilled white rice alongside the gyukatsu
The table at the final stage of the gyukatsu set meal

The receipt review event at Ichigyu Seoul Station

Notice about Ichigyu's review event offering fried shrimp

Take part in the review event and you get fried shrimp as a freebie, so make sure to join in and grab your shrimp.

Ichigyu Seoul Station hours, parking and how to get there

  • Hours: Daily 11:00–21:30
  • Last order: 14:00, 17:00
  • Regular closures: None
  • Parking: Available at Ichigyu Seoul Station, use basement level 2 of the building (paid)

Where it is

Ichigyu Seoul Station Branch이치규 서울역점

98 Huam-ro, B1 Floor B116, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 중구 후암로 98 지하1층 B116호

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