Osan hanjeongsik restaurant, dinner with no reservation: Bomseol
Bomseol Main Branch is a hanjeongsik (Korean set-meal) restaurant on Oesammi-ro in Osan, Gyeonggi, run by a certified Korean food master and known as a spot for family introductions and group gatherings between Dongtan and Osan. On a weekday evening after work, with no reservation, we sat on the first floor and ordered the Bomseol table for two through the kiosk at the table — 18,000 won per person for braised pollock, stir-fried pork, eight side dishes, stone-pot rice with crispy scorched rice, and cheonggukjang (fermented soybean stew). Arriving close to closing time at Bomseol Main Branch meant an easy seat and a home-style spread for well under 20,000 won a head.












