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A Seat at Mealtime

I write about restaurants I visit around Seoul. · Writes about: Restaurants

PlaceGangseo, SeoulRestaurants

Magok hot plate restaurant with a fried rice set for three: Jju Baksa

Jju Baksa Magok Branch is a webfoot octopus hot plate restaurant on the ground floor of Daebang DMC City 2 Officetel, right by Yangcheon Hyanggyo Station (Line 9) in Gangseo, Seoul. Arriving after 8pm as a group of three meant a short wait, then a fried rice set with three servings of jjusamgyeop (octopus and pork belly), a complimentary cheese egg custard, and cheese fried rice to finish. With spicy sauce, QR-code refills for bean sprouts and side dishes, and 2 hours 30 minutes of parking, Jju Baksa Magok makes an easy outdoor-table dinner.

Written Sep 15, 2026Sponsored
PlaceGangseo, SeoulRestaurants

COEX Magok hot pot restaurant: 17,500-won lunch set at J's Pot

J's Pot Magok Branch is a hot pot and shabu-shabu restaurant on the basement level of the COEX Magok tower in Gangseo, Seoul. The 17,500-won lunch hot pot set lets each person choose their own broth, from mala to beef, and comes with mixed vegetables, 100 g of beef belly, white rice and two fish balls plus a free sauce bar where peanut sauce is the pick. With single seats and a no-charge sauce bar, J's Pot Magok Branch suits solo diners and groups alike.

Written Sep 13, 2026Sponsored
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