Paljin Hoegwan팔진회관
Gumi-dong Pyongyang naengmyeon · North Korean food, rooms
Paljin Hoegwan is a Korean restaurant serving North Korean cuisine on the 2nd floor of 4 Gumi-ro 192beon-gil, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, in Bundang's Gumi-dong. At Paljin Hoegwan, naengmyeon, noodles and onban cost ₩14,000–16,000, dumplings and dumpling soup ₩15,000, dishes such as bulgogi, suyuk and yukhoe ₩20,000–49,000, and the Imperial Eobok Jaengban ₩80,000–110,000. Paljin Hoegwan is open daily 10:30–21:00 (last order 20:00), with a break time of 15:00–17:00 on weekdays.
- Today
- Mon–Fri 10:30–21:00 · Sat, Sun 10:30–21:00
- Prices
- Naengmyeon · Noodles · Onban ₩14,000–₩16,000 · Dumplings ₩15,000
- Try
- Paljin Pyongyang Naengmyeon ₩16,000Imperial Eobok Jaengban (Large) ₩110,000Handmade North Korean-Style Dumplings ₩15,000
Key facts
- Address
- 2F, 4 Gumi-ro 192beon-gil, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do경기 성남시 분당구 구미로192번길 4 2층
- Opening hours
- Mon–Fri10:30–21:00break 15:00–17:00last order 20:00Sat, Sun10:30–21:00last order 20:00Open every day
- Phone
- 0507-1336-6466
- Reservations
- Accepted · groups welcome
- Parking
- Free parking available
- Amenities
- Takeout
- Links
- Naver Place
Menu & prices
14 items · as listed Oct 2026About
Paljin Hoegwan is a Korean restaurant serving North Korean cuisine, centred on Pyongyang naengmyeon, eobok jaengban and handmade North Korean-style dumplings. Paljin Hoegwan's Pyongyang naengmyeon noodles are pressed from a 100% buckwheat dough milled and made in-house every day, and the broth is simmered from 1++ grade Hanwoo beef. Paljin Hoegwan makes its dumplings by hand daily, and the food is served in bangjja yugi (traditional brassware). The Paljin Hoegwan kitchen is run by a chef with 20 years of experience in North Korean cooking.
Paljin Hoegwan covers about 120 pyeong (roughly 400 m²), with several private rooms for 4 to 18 people and group seating for up to 50, so Paljin Hoegwan can be used for family gatherings or company dinners.
FAQ
What are Paljin Hoegwan's opening hours?
Paljin Hoegwan opens daily at 10:30 and stays open until 21:00 (last order 20:00) Mon–Fri, and until 21:00 (last order 20:00) Sat, Sun; there are no regular closing days.
How much is the naengmyeon · noodles · onban at Paljin Hoegwan?
Paljin Hoegwan's 4 naengmyeon · noodles · onban items cost ₩14,000–₩16,000, 3 of them ₩16,000. Dumplings (2) cost ₩15,000.
Can I book a table at Paljin Hoegwan?
Yes, Paljin Hoegwan takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1336-6466 to book.
Is there parking at Paljin Hoegwan?
Yes, Paljin Hoegwan has parking (Free parking available).
Does Paljin Hoegwan do takeout?
Yes, Paljin Hoegwan does takeout.
Does Paljin Hoegwan have private rooms or group seating?
Yes, Paljin Hoegwan has several private rooms for 4 to 18 people. Paljin Hoegwan's group seating accommodates up to 50 people.
How is the Pyongyang naengmyeon at Paljin Hoegwan made?
Paljin Hoegwan's Pyongyang naengmyeon uses 100% buckwheat noodles milled and made in-house every day. The Paljin Hoegwan broth is simmered from 1++ grade Hanwoo beef.
How many visit stories are there about Paljin Hoegwan?
Superchart has 1 first-hand visit stories about Paljin Hoegwan; the latest visit was on July 17, 2026.
8 visit stories about Paljin Hoegwan
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Gumi-dong, Bundang Pyongyang naengmyeon restaurant
“With private rooms for up to 18 and group seating for 50, Paljin Hoegwan is a strong choice for meals with parents, gatherings and company dinners in Bundang.”
Bundang cold noodle restaurant with forest views
“The writer ate Pyongyang naengmyeon (16,000 won), arongsatae suyuk (boiled beef shank, 49,000 won), mung bean pancake (20,000 won) and handmade North Korean-style dumplings (15,000 won), and was pleased with the clear, mild broth and the spacious dining room with green views.”
Bundang Korean restaurant with a private room for 8
“Paljin Hoegwan (팔진회관) is a Pyongyang naengmyeon (cold buckwheat noodle) restaurant in Gumi-dong, Bundang, Seongnam, at the entrance to Bulgoksan, that stone-grinds its own buckwheat in-house for 100% pure buckwheat noodles.”
Bundang North Korean restaurant, hanwoo eobok jaengban
“The writer and her husband shared the signature medium eobok jaengban (sliced 1++ hanwoo beef in broth on a brass platter, 80,000 won) and pure buckwheat dessert naengmyeon (cold noodles), in both mul (cold broth) and bibim (spicy mixed) versions at 12,000 won each, and were struck by the mild yet deep broth, the light buckwheat noodles and the green mountain view from the windows.”
Kid-friendly Pyongyang naengmyeon dinner in Bundang
“On a weeknight, the writer booked ahead, took two kids and ordered Paljin Pyongyang naengmyeon (16,000 won), special bibim naengmyeon (16,000 won), handmade North Korean dumplings (15,000 won) and Paljin cold sliced pork (32,000 won).”
Bulgoksan-view North Korean restaurant in Bundang
“On a weekend visit for two, we had hanwoo 1++ bulgogi, Pyongyang naengmyeon, and half plates of pure mung bean pancake and handmade North Korean dumplings, and the mild seasoning, buckwheat flavor and light, clean mung bean pancake stood out.”
