Dddon Magok뜨돈 마곡점

Handmade Tonkatsu · Millstone Kongguksu at Magok Station

Updated Oct 6, 2026

Dddon Magok is a handmade tonkatsu restaurant at Unit 216, 194 Gonghang-daero, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, a 3-minute walk (174 m) from Magok Station Exit 4. At Dddon Magok, tonkatsu costs ₩10,900–14,900, kongguksu ₩9,900, pasta ₩10,900–14,900 and rice bowls ₩10,900, and the restaurant is open daily from 10:30 to 21:00 (last order 20:30).

Today: Daily 10:30–21:00
Getting there: Magok Station Exit 4 · 3-min walk (174m)
Prices: Tonkatsu ₩10,900–₩14,900 · Noodles & Udon ₩8,900–₩14,900
Try: Dddon Tonkatsu ₩12,900Cold Soybean Noodle Soup (kongguksu) ₩9,900Shrimp Cream Pasta ₩12,900

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Key facts

Address: Unit 216, 194 Gonghang-daero, Gangseo-gu, Seoul서울 강서구 공항대로 194 216호 뜨돈
Nearest station: Magok Station Exit 4 · 3-min walk (174m)
Opening hours: Daily10:30–21:00last order 20:30Open every day
Phone: 02-6309-9345
Parking: Available
Amenities: Takeout · Delivery · Kids' playroom · Wi-Fi · Separate men's and women's restrooms · High chairs
Links: Naver Place Instagram Website

27 items · as listed Oct 2026

Tonkatsu₩10,900–₩14,900

Dddon Tonkatsu뜨돈 돈가스₩12,900
Hot Cheese Buldak Tonkatsu핫 치즈 불닭 돈가스₩14,900
Dddon Sweet Potato Cheese Katsu뜨돈 고구마 치즈가스₩14,900
Whole-Grain Mustard Salad Tonkatsu홀그레인 샐러드 돈가스₩13,900
Dddon Chicken Katsu뜨돈 치킨가스₩13,900
Dddon Cheese Katsu뜨돈 치즈가스₩13,900
Dddon Curry Katsu뜨돈 카레가스₩13,900
Dddon Old-Style Tonkatsu뜨돈 옛날돈가스₩10,900
Dddon Katsu in an Earthenware Pot (ttukbaegi)뚝배기 뜨돈가스₩13,900

About

Dddon Magok serves handmade tonkatsu, made from fresh Korean pork loin coated in the restaurant's own wet breadcrumbs and fried, alongside kongguksu (cold soybean noodle soup). The tonkatsu range at Dddon Magok runs from the signature Dddon Tonkatsu to old-style tonkatsu, cheese katsu and sweet potato cheese katsu, curry katsu and a katsu served in an earthenware pot (ttukbaegi), and there is also a set pairing chilled buckwheat noodles (pan-memil) with tonkatsu.

Dddon Magok makes its kongguksu every day from 100% Korean soybeans ground in a millstone machine, and sells it all year round regardless of season. All sauces at Dddon Magok are made in-house from the restaurant's own recipes, the frying oil is monitored with acid-value test strips, and every dish is cooked to order. Dddon Magok also offers pastas such as shrimp pasta, spicy pork and bulgogi kimchi rice bowls, and udon.

FAQ

What are Dddon Magok's opening hours?

Dddon Magok is open daily 10:30–21:00 (last order 20:30); there are no regular closing days.

Which station is closest to Dddon Magok?

Dddon Magok is a 3-minute walk (174 m) from Magok Station, Exit 4. The address is Unit 216, 194 Gonghang-daero, Gangseo-gu, Seoul.

How much is the tonkatsu at Dddon Magok?

Dddon Magok's 9 tonkatsu items cost ₩10,900–₩14,900, 5 of them ₩13,900. Noodles & Udon (6) cost ₩8,900–₩14,900.

Is there parking at Dddon Magok?

Yes, Dddon Magok has parking.

Does Dddon Magok do takeout?

Yes, Dddon Magok does takeout. It also has Delivery, Kids' playroom, Wi-Fi, Separate men's and women's restrooms, High chairs.

What is Dddon Magok's phone number?

Dddon Magok's phone number is 02-6309-9345.

Is kongguksu only sold in summer?

No, the kongguksu (₩9,900) at Dddon Magok is sold all year round. Dddon Magok makes it every day from 100% Korean soybeans ground in a millstone machine.

Is any food served free of charge?

Yes, according to the restaurant's information, ice cream, bread, soup and tteokbokki are served free of charge. This is stated in Dddon Magok's own store description.

How many visit stories are there about Dddon Magok?

Superchart has 85 first-hand visit stories about Dddon Magok; the latest visit was on October 3, 2026.

216 visit stories about Dddon Magok

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Weekend family pork cutlet at Magok Station: tomato spaghetti, Tteudon
“The writer's family eats at Tteudon Magok Branch every weekend, ordering the signature Tteudon cutlet and tomato spaghetti, and enjoys the self-serve bar, four flavors of dessert ice cream and the kids' play room with their child.”
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Old-style pork cutlet lunch with Dad at Magok Station: Tteudon
“On a weekday at peak lunchtime, the writer and her dad ordered the Tteudon old-style pork cutlet (10,900 won) and the Tteudon pork cutlet (12,900 won).”
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Pork cutlet for one at Magok Station: sweet potato mousse, Tteudon
“After running an errand near Magok Station, the writer ate alone and ordered the Tteudon sweet potato cheese katsu, topped with sweet potato mousse, and also covers the free self-serve bar (bread, soup, tteokbokki and ice cream) and the ₩1,000 weekday lunch discount.”
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Seoul Botanic Park pork cutlet: kkakdugi & free ice cream, Tteudon
“Tteudon Magok Branch (뜨돈 마곡점) is a pork cutlet restaurant on the 2nd floor of 194 Gonghang-daero, near Magok Station in Gangseo, Seoul.”
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Pork cutlet restaurant at Magok Station with 2-hour parking: Tteudon
“The writer parked in the building's basement garage (up to 2 hours covered with a meal), helped themselves at the self-bar with cream soup, morning rolls, tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) and ice cream, then ate the Tteudon pork cutlet and bacon cream spaghetti.”
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Pork cutlet lunch at Magok Station: buldak katsu + carbonara, Tteudon
“On a weekday lunch, the writer and their younger brother shared hot cheese buldak katsu (pork cutlet with fiery buldak sauce and cheese), carbonara, noodle tteokbokki, mini cutlet and fried shrimp for under ₩40,000.”
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