Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok프리미엄 규카츠 규도 마포공덕 본점

Mapo Station smoked gyukatsu · Japanese gyukatsu house

Updated Oct 6, 2026

Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok (the flagship branch) is a Japanese-style gyukatsu restaurant on basement level 1 of the Obelisk Apartment shopping arcade at 33 Mapo-daero, a 1-minute walk (29 m) from Mapo Station Exit 1. At Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok, set meals and rice bowls cost ₩18,000–26,000, sets cost ₩45,000–50,000 and sides cost ₩3,000–8,000; the restaurant is open daily 11:30–21:00 with a break time from 15:00 to 17:00.

Today: Mon–Thu, Sat, Sun 11:30–21:00 · Fri 11:30–21:00
Getting there: Mapo Station Exit 1 · 1-min walk (29m)
Prices: Set Meals · Rice Bowls · Steak ₩18,000–₩26,000 · Sets ₩45,000–₩50,000
Try: Smoked Gyukatsu Set Meal ₩21,000Smoked Yakiniku Set Meal ₩21,000Niku Mabushi ₩21,000

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Key facts

Address: B1 Unit 138, Obelisk Apartment Shopping Arcade, 33 Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul서울 마포구 마포대로 33 오벨리스크 APT 상가 지하1층 138호
Nearest station: Mapo Station Exit 1 · 1-min walk (29m)
Opening hours: Mon–Thu, Sat, Sun11:30–21:00break 15:00–17:00last order 14:20Fri11:30–21:00break 15:00–17:00Open every day
Phone: 0507-1429-0952
Reservations: Accepted · groups welcome
Parking: Obelisk Apartment underground parking · free
Amenities: Separate men's and women's restrooms · Waiting area · Wi-Fi · High chairs · Takeout · Mobile payment
Links: Naver Place Instagram

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About

Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok is a Japanese-style beef restaurant serving smoked gyukatsu and smoked yakiniku as set meals. Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok also offers niku mabushi, a beef rice bowl, while the Smoked Hire Gyukatsu Set Meal and the Choo Sung-hoon 'Ajossi' Tokyo Steak are limited menu items. Each signature dish at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok can also be ordered as one of the SET 1–4 sets.

Under the slogan "Becoming the standard of gyukatsu," Gyudo focuses on beef, crisp batter and freshly cooked rice, and uses the fox (kitsune), a symbol of abundance and agriculture in Japan, as its brand emblem. Sides at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok include chicken nanban, kataifi shrimp, bite-size curry and gamtae myeongnan, and the drink offered is a prune highball.

FAQ

What are Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok's opening hours?

Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok opens daily at 11:30 and stays open until 21:00 (last order 14:20) Mon–Thu, Sat, Sun, and until 21:00 Fri; there are no regular closing days.

Which station is closest to Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok?

Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok is a 1-minute walk (29 m) from Mapo Station, Exit 1. The address is B1 Unit 138, Obelisk Apartment Shopping Arcade, 33 Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul.

How much is the set meals · rice bowls · steak at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok?

Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok's 5 set meals · rice bowls · steak items cost ₩18,000–₩26,000, 3 of them ₩21,000. Sets (4) cost ₩45,000–₩50,000.

Can I book a table at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok?

Yes, Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1429-0952 to book.

Is there parking at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok?

Yes, Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok has parking (Obelisk Apartment underground parking · free).

Does Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok do takeout?

Yes, Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok does takeout. It also has Separate men's and women's restrooms, Waiting area, Wi-Fi, High chairs, Mobile payment.

What are the limited menu items?

The limited menu items at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok are the Smoked Hire Gyukatsu Set Meal (₩26,000) and the Choo Sung-hoon 'Ajossi' Tokyo Steak (₩18,000). Hire gyukatsu can also be ordered at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok as the SET 4 Hire Gyukatsu Set (₩50,000).

What is niku mabushi?

Niku mabushi is a beef rice bowl, sold at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok for ₩21,000. Niku mabushi can also be ordered at Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok as the SET 3 Niku Mabushi Set (₩45,000).

How many visit stories are there about Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok?

Superchart has 107 first-hand visit stories about Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok; the latest visit was on October 5, 2026.

266 visit stories about Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok

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Gyukatsu lunch with Mom at Gongdeok Station: bonito ochazuke
“Premium Gyukatsu Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok Main Branch is a company-run gyukatsu (breaded beef cutlet) restaurant on the B1 floor of the Obelisk shopping arcade at Gongdeok Station in Mapo, Seoul.”
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Kid-free gyukatsu dinner in Mapo: alcohol-free yuzushu & cheese
“With grandma watching the kids, the writer and her husband shared the yakiniku set for two with extra cheese and a non-alcoholic yuzushu (yuzu liqueur), then finished the pot rice like ochazuke using the self-serve broth bar.”
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Couple's gyukatsu at Mapo Station: fox statues, J-pop & steak
“A couple visited on a weekend for the fillet gyukatsu set, limited to 15 a day (₩26,000), and the iron-plate steak set (₩18,000), then finished with pot rice and ochazuke (rice in tea broth).”
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Shrine-themed gyukatsu date at Mapo Station: broth bar
“On a weekday evening the writer ordered the 47,000 won yakiniku set, grilled the gyukatsu on a personal grill, then moved on to pot rice with sweet pumpkin, gamtae myeongnan (pollock roe with gamtae seaweed) and sungnyung (scorched-rice tea) made with tonkotsu broth.”
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Mapo Station gyukatsu set: wasabi & soy egg dips, counter seats
“Premium Gyukatsu Gyudo Mapo Gongdeok Main Branch is a gyukatsu (breaded beef cutlet) restaurant on basement level 1 of the Obelisk apartment shopping arcade, near Exits 1 and 2 of Mapo Station in Seoul.”
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Mapo Station gyukatsu, third try: limited smoked fillet & steak
“After two failed attempts, one because of the queue and one because the limited menu had sold out, a 20-something office worker went alone at weekday opening time and ordered the limited smoked fillet gyukatsu set (₩26,000) and the limited Gyudo teppan steak (₩18,000), ₩44,000 in all.”
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