Menchuru Children's Grand Park멘츠루 어린이대공원점

Ramen & rice bowls at Children's Grand Park, open daily

Updated Oct 6, 2026

Menchuru Children's Grand Park is a Japanese ramen shop on the 1st floor of 394 Gwangnaru-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, a 1-minute walk (57 m) from Exit 4 of Children's Grand Park Station. At Menchuru, ramen and rice bowls cost ₩11,000–15,000 and sides such as karaage, gyoza and takoyaki cost ₩5,000–7,000; Menchuru Children's Grand Park is open daily 11:00–23:00 (last order 22:30).

Today: Daily 11:00–23:00
Getting there: Children's Grand Park Station Exit 4 · 1-min walk (57m)
Prices: Ramen ₩11,000–₩15,000 · Rice Bowls ₩11,000–₩15,000
Try: Motsu Ramen ₩15,000Horumon-don ₩15,000House-made Karaage ₩7,000

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Key facts

Address: 1F, 394 Gwangnaru-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul서울 광진구 광나루로 394 1층
Nearest station: Children's Grand Park Station Exit 4 · 1-min walk (57m)
Opening hours: Daily11:00–23:00last order 22:30Open every day
Phone: 0507-1480-6465
Reservations: Accepted · groups welcome
Amenities: Takeout · Wi-Fi · High chairs · Waiting area · Mobile payment
Links: Naver Place Instagram

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About

Menchuru Children's Grand Park is a Japanese ramen shop that opened in November 2024, offering a wide range of ramen: shoyu, shio and spicy shoyu ramen, tori paitan made with chicken broth, and abura soba, a brothless ramen mixed before eating. Menchuru presents its spicy motsu ramen topped with beef small intestine as its signature dish.

Besides ramen, Menchuru Children's Grand Park serves rice bowls such as horumon-don topped with beef large intestine and gyudon, sides including house-made karaage, chicken skin gyoza and takoyaki, and sake, highballs and beer can be ordered as well.

FAQ

What are Menchuru Children's Grand Park's opening hours?

Menchuru Children's Grand Park is open daily 11:00–23:00 (last order 22:30); there are no regular closing days.

Which station is closest to Menchuru Children's Grand Park?

Menchuru Children's Grand Park is a 1-minute walk (57 m) from Children's Grand Park Station, Exit 4. The address is 1F, 394 Gwangnaru-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.

How much is the ramen at Menchuru Children's Grand Park?

Menchuru Children's Grand Park's 6 ramen items cost ₩11,000–₩15,000, 3 of them ₩11,000. Rice Bowls (2) cost ₩11,000–₩15,000.

Can I book a table at Menchuru Children's Grand Park?

Yes, Menchuru Children's Grand Park takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1480-6465 to book.

Does Menchuru Children's Grand Park do takeout?

Yes, Menchuru Children's Grand Park does takeout. It also has Wi-Fi, High chairs, Waiting area, Mobile payment.

Can I drink alcohol with my ramen?

Yes, you can. Menchuru Children's Grand Park also sells sake, highballs and beer.

What is motsu ramen?

Motsu ramen is a spicy ramen topped with beef small intestine, priced at ₩15,000. Menchuru Children's Grand Park features it as a signature dish alongside its shoyu ramen.

How many visit stories are there about Menchuru Children's Grand Park?

Superchart has 166 first-hand visit stories about Menchuru Children's Grand Park; the latest visit was on October 5, 2026.

251 visit stories about Menchuru Children's Grand Park

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Post-escape-room ramen shop in Gwangjin: best-ever karaage, Mentsuru
“Station, the writer and a friend stopped at Mentsuru for lunch on a stormy Sunday and ordered tori paitan (₩12,000), spicy shoyu ramen (₩11,000) and handmade karaage (₩7,000).”
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Gwangjin ramen shop with a baby: thinned shio, bibim ramen, Mentsuru
“Mentsuru Children's Grand Park Branch is a Japanese ramen shop in Gwangjin, Seoul, a 1-minute walk from Exit 4 of Children's Grand Park Station.”
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Ramen lunch for two in Gwangjin: rich tori paitan and gyudon, Mentsuru
“Before visiting Children's Grand Park, a couple getting around on foot ordered rich tori paitan (12,000 won), gyudon (11,000 won) and fried gyoza (5,000 won) for lunch, and the portions were so big that finishing all three nearly made them burst.”
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Rainy-day ramen shop in Gwangjin: spicy tori paitan, gyoza, Mentsuru
“On a rainy day with a friend, the writer ordered tori paitan (creamy chicken broth ramen) with extra spice and Cheongyang chili, a spicy shoyu ramen and 6 pieces of fried gyoza, and found the rich broth, well-cooked noodles and thin, tender pork all satisfying.”
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Gwangjin ramen bar: level-1 motsu, fried gyoza, melon soda, Mentsuru
“The writer ordered motsu ramen (beef intestine ramen) at spice level 1 with 2 extra pork-belly chashu slices, plus 6 fried gyoza and a Sangaria melon soda.”
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Saturday ramen in Gwangjin: Shin Ramyun-level spicy shoyu, Mentsuru
“The writer and her husband visited around 2:30 pm on a Saturday and ordered spicy shoyu ramen, tori paitan (rich chicken-broth ramen) and takoyaki; her husband preferred the spicy shoyu ramen, while she preferred the rich tori paitan.”
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