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Cafés, restaurants and places in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi, written by bloggers who went there.
One & Only Hair Gwacheon Government Complex Station is a hair salon in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi, where I received a layered cut, root volume perm, and fringe perm. After discussing my hair condition, usual styling routine, face shape, and head shape, I liked that the length stayed mostly the same while my face-framing layers and crown volume felt neater and easier to manage.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a bibimbap restaurant across from Gwacheon Hillstate in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi. My husband and I ordered Hwangdeung toryeom bulgogi and octopus bibimbap with different tteokgalbi sets. The bulgogi bibimbap was well seasoned without extra sauce, and the self-service system felt manageable thanks to the kind staff.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant about a three-minute walk from Government Complex Gwacheon Station in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi. Before visiting the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art with my wife, we shared beef tartare bibimbap and stone-pot octopus bibimbap sets with meat skewers; the generous meal and tidy setting left us satisfied, although it was busy at weekend lunch.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant a one-minute walk from Exit 11 of Government Complex Gwacheon Station. My girlfriend and I had sets of Korean beef yukhoe and vegetable bibimbap with pork tteokgalbi; the warm, moist torryeom rice and neat presentation stood out.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant within walking distance of Government Complex Gwacheon Station. I had yukhoe bibimbap with an extra serving of Korean beef yukhoe, and found it filling; tablet ordering, pickup, and dish return are self-service, and there is no parking support.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant on Saesulmak-gil in Gwacheon, where I had Korean beef yukhoe bibimbap and stone-pot octopus roe rice with tteokgalbi sets. The bar seating and self-service setup suited a solo lunch, though the dining room was small and there was a lunchtime wait.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant about a one-minute walk from Exit 11 of Government Complex Gwacheon Station. I tried bulgogi bibimbap, two kinds of tteokgalbi, and octopus stone-pot rice; the latter was my favorite for its chewy octopus and crisp scorched rice, though there was a wait at weekend lunch.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant near Government Complex Gwacheon Station in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi. I had the hot-stone octopus roe rice and Korean beef tteokgalbi set alone; it was satisfying, though tables were nearly full at 1 p.m. on a weekday and service was self-service.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant about five minutes on foot from Government Complex Gwacheon Station. I ordered the hot stone roe rice set with pork tteokgalbi and a side of Korean beef yukhoe; the kiosk and self-service pickup were easy, though there was still a wait after lunch.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant on Saesulmak-gil in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi. I had Korean beef yukhoe bibimbap and octopus bibimbap with tteokgalbi; the pre-seasoned rice was easy to mix, though the restaurant filled up about 10 minutes after opening.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant near Government Complex Gwacheon Station in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi. My husband and I compared bulgogi bibimbap and stone-pot octopus roe rice sets with two kinds of tteokgalbi; I preferred the thicker, juicier Korean beef version, while the octopus was not very spicy for me. Building parking was unavailable, so we used a nearby public parking lot.
Bibisam Gwacheon Main Branch is a Korean restaurant near Government Complex Gwacheon Station in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi. I had yukhoe bibimbap and dolsot nakji albap with tteokgalbi sets; the beef was good added separately, the stone-pot rice stayed warm, and the sets made for a filling meal. The space is not large, but its two- and four-person tables felt suitable for solo or family meals.
