Baekok Yongsan백옥 용산

Pork gomtang & Korean liquor pairing near Yongsan Station

Baekok Yongsan is a Korean restaurant serving pork gomtang at 1F, 11-76 Hangang-daero 10-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, a 12-minute walk (638 m) from Yongsan Station Exit 1. At Baekok Yongsan, gomtang costs ₩11,000–₩16,000, napa cabbage dumplings and side dishes cost ₩10,000–₩18,000, and the dinner-only Donbok platter is ₩42,000; Baekok Yongsan is open daily 11:00–22:00 with no break time (last order 21:00).

Today
Daily 11:00–22:00
Getting there
Yongsan Station Exit 1 · 12-min walk (638m)
Prices
Gomtang ₩11,000–₩16,000 · Dumplings ₩10,000
Try
Pork Gomtang (돼지곰탕) ₩11,000Napa Cabbage Dumplings ₩10,000Cold Boiled Pork (냉제육) ₩18,000

Key facts

Address
1F, 11-76 Hangang-daero 10-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul서울 용산구 한강대로10길 11-76 1층
Nearest station
Yongsan Station Exit 1 · 12-min walk (638m)
Opening hours
Daily11:00–22:00Open every day
Reservations
Accepted · groups welcome
Parking
Free parking at the Yongsan Tax Office lot · 5-minute walk
Amenities
Takeout · Wi-Fi · Delivery · High chairs · Mobile payment
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Menu & prices

7 items · as listed Oct 2026

Gomtang₩11,000–₩16,000

  • Pork Gomtang (돼지곰탕)돼지곰탕₩11,000
  • Yeol Gomtang (열곰탕)열곰탕₩12,000
  • Yak Gomtang (약곰탕)약곰탕₩16,000

Dumplings₩10,000

  • Napa Cabbage Dumplings배추만두₩10,000

Side dishes · Dinner platter₩18,000–₩42,000

  • Cold Boiled Pork (냉제육)냉제육₩18,000
  • Spicy Stir-fried Pork Tail (불꼬랑지)불꼬랑지₩18,000
  • Donbok Platter (돈복쟁반)돈복쟁반₩42,000

About

Baekok Yongsan is a Korean restaurant behind the HYBE headquarters where a chef with a fine-dining background serves pork gomtang in a clear broth. Baekok Yongsan puts 100 g of meat in each serving of pork gomtang and offers three kinds of gomtang, including Yeol Gomtang and Yak Gomtang. The napa cabbage dumplings at Baekok Yongsan are handmade and filled with meat, kimchi, tofu and glass noodles.

In the evening, Baekok Yongsan serves dishes to go with traditional Korean liquor, such as cold pork cheek with freshwater shrimp jeotgal and lime, and Bulkkorangji, pork tail stir-fried with spices until spicy. Baekok Yongsan stocks a range of traditional Korean liquors, including 'IGIN', released by BTS member Jin, and has a private room for up to 10 people.

FAQ

What are Baekok Yongsan's opening hours?

Baekok Yongsan is open daily 11:00–22:00; there are no regular closing days.

Which station is closest to Baekok Yongsan?

Baekok Yongsan is a 12-minute walk (638 m) from Yongsan Station, Exit 1. The address is 1F, 11-76 Hangang-daero 10-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

How much is the gomtang at Baekok Yongsan?

Baekok Yongsan's 3 gomtang items cost ₩11,000–₩16,000. Dumplings (1) cost ₩10,000.

Can I book a table at Baekok Yongsan?

Yes, Baekok Yongsan takes reservations and groups.

Is there parking at Baekok Yongsan?

Yes, Baekok Yongsan has parking (Free parking at the Yongsan Tax Office lot · 5-minute walk).

Does Baekok Yongsan do takeout?

Yes, Baekok Yongsan does takeout. It also has Wi-Fi, Delivery, High chairs, Mobile payment.

Can I bring my own wine or whisky?

Yes, you can. Baekok Yongsan has no corkage fee for wine and whisky.

Is there a room for group gatherings?

Yes, Baekok Yongsan has a private room for up to 10 people. Booking the room for 6–10 people at Baekok Yongsan also gives access to a private restroom.

How many visit stories are there about Baekok Yongsan?

Superchart has 40 first-hand visit stories about Baekok Yongsan; the latest visit was on October 5, 2026.

87 visit stories about Baekok Yongsan

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  • Sinyongsan gomtang restaurant: spice-shy Yeol Gomtang dinner

    “After shopping at I'Park Mall, the writer had an early dinner on a chilly day: Yeol Gomtang (spicy), Yak Gomtang (herbal) and cabbage dumplings (₩4,000 for 2).”

    SponsoredWarm Bowl DiaristOct 19, 2026

  • Yongsan gomtang restaurant: lunch with Mom by her old school

    “Baekok Yongsan is a Korean restaurant serving clear pork gomtang (bone soup) in Yongsan, Seoul, about a 10-minute walk from Yongsan I'Park Mall and right in front of Seoul Hangang Elementary School, behind the HYBE building.”

    SponsoredBedtime TellerOct 19, 2026

  • Yongsan gomtang restaurant behind HYBE: pork vs Yeol Gomtang

    “At a 2nd-floor table surrounded by fan posters, the writer tried the mild pork gomtang and the spicy Yeol Gomtang side by side, plus cabbage dumplings wrapped in cabbage leaves.”

    SponsoredStopover Menu DiaristOct 17, 2026

  • Yongsan Station gomtang restaurant with floss and mouthwash

    “The writer ordered the pork gomtang and Bulkkorangji and was pleased with the kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi) and pickled onion sides, the tidy dining room and the floss and mouthwash set out for after the meal.”

    SponsoredSeolleung Lunch GapOct 15, 2026

  • Sinyongsan Korean restaurant: pork cheek cold pork after work

    “On a weekday evening after work, on a day with a big swing between day and night temperatures, the writer waited about 10 minutes on the 2nd floor, then had a pork gomtang set, Yeol Gomtang (spicy pork gomtang) and a half plate of cold pork cheek.”

    SponsoredTiled Table GuestOct 13, 2026

  • Sinyongsan pork gomtang restaurant: ₩2,000 Baekseju day drinks

    “They ordered a pork gomtang set, a single bowl of pork gomtang, a half plate of cold sliced pork and Baekseju jjabaegi (a glass of Baekseju herbal rice wine) at 2,000 won a glass for some daytime drinking.”

    SponsoredRice Soup RegularOct 13, 2026

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