Pine Tree소나무한정식

Nonsan hanjeongsik · Opened 2002, second generation

Updated Oct 6, 2026

Pine Tree is a hanjeongsik (Korean set meal) restaurant at Building A, 357 Nonsan-daero, Nonsan-si, Chungcheongnam-do. Pine Tree serves two set meals, the Gukhwa Set Meal at ₩30,000 and the Sonamu Set Meal at ₩43,000, and is open daily except Wednesday from 11:00 to 20:00, with a break time from 15:00 to 17:00.

Today: Mon, Tue, Thu–Sun 11:00–20:00
Prices: Set Meals ₩30,000–₩43,000
Try: Sonamu Set Meal (소나무정식) ₩43,000Gukhwa Set Meal (국화정식) ₩30,000

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Key facts

Address: Building A, 357 Nonsan-daero, Nonsan-si, Chungcheongnam-do충남 논산시 논산대로 357 A동
Opening hours: Mon, Tue, Thu–Sun11:00–20:00break 15:00–17:00last order 14:00Closed Wed
Phone: 0507-1408-7191
Reservations: Accepted · groups welcome
Parking: Available
Amenities: Wi-Fi · Separate men's and women's restrooms · Takeout · No-kids zone
Links: Naver Place Instagram

2 items · as listed Oct 2026

About

Pine Tree opened in 2002 and is a hanjeongsik restaurant in Nonsan now run by the second generation of the family. Pine Tree sets its tables with seasonal ingredients, and its braised beef short ribs and braised pork ribs are cooked by 24-hour low-temperature sous vide.

Pine Tree in Nonsan caters to family occasions such as first-birthday parties and 60th, 70th and 80th birthday celebrations, as well as meals near the Nonsan army training center, and the restaurant accommodates groups.

FAQ

What are Pine Tree's opening hours?

Pine Tree is open Mon, Tue, Thu–Sun 11:00–20:00 (last order 14:00), break 15:00–17:00. It is closed on Wed.

How much is the set meals at Pine Tree?

Pine Tree's 2 set meals items cost ₩30,000–₩43,000.

Can I book a table at Pine Tree?

Yes, Pine Tree takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1408-7191 to book.

Is there parking at Pine Tree?

Yes, Pine Tree has parking.

Does Pine Tree do takeout?

Yes, Pine Tree does takeout. It also has Wi-Fi, Separate men's and women's restrooms, No-kids zone.

How are the braised ribs cooked?

They are cooked by 24-hour low-temperature sous vide. Pine Tree prepares both its braised beef short ribs and braised pork ribs this way.

Can I hold a family celebration meal, such as a first-birthday party or 70th birthday, at Pine Tree?

Yes. Pine Tree hosts meals for first-birthday parties and 60th, 70th and 80th birthday gatherings, and accepts groups and reservations.

How many visit stories are there about Pine Tree?

Superchart has 15 first-hand visit stories about Pine Tree; the latest visit was on October 6, 2026.

39 visit stories about Pine Tree

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Nonsan Korean restaurant for meeting the in-laws: Sonamu Hanjeongsik
“The blogger booked the Gukhwa Hanjeongsik course (30,000 won per person) for 3 and ate lunch in a private room: chewy pot rice made from the owners' own home-grown rice, pumpkin porridge, 24-hour slow-cooked braised pork ribs and grilled hairtail, all well seasoned.”
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Nonsan Korean set meal, weekend menu revisited: Sonamu Hanjeongsik
“A regular who visits once or twice a year ordered the Sonamu set (43,000 won per person, the only set served on weekends) for two.”
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Nonsan Korean restaurant revisited from army days: Sonamu Hanjeongsik
“The writer, a regular at Sonamu Hanjeongsik while serving at the Army Training Center, came back after moving to Jeonju and had the Sonamu course for two, which runs from pumpkin porridge through braised beef short ribs and stir-fried octopus to yuja yanggaeng (citron jelly), served in a freshly renovated hanok.”
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Nonsan Korean set meal worth a trip from Jeonju: Sonamu Hanjeongsik
“Looking for a hearty meal to recover their energy, the writer traveled from Jeonju for the 43,000 won Sonamu set course, and the Andong yam and tomato pickles, Ganggyeong seed jeotgal (salted seafood) and 24-hour slow-cooked braised beef short ribs stood out most.”
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Nonsan Korean course, 2nd-floor Hongsil room: Sonamu Hanjeongsik
“After a stop at Tapjeong Lake, the writer booked ahead and had the 43,000 won per person Sonamu course in the 2nd-floor Hongsil private room, running from pumpkin porridge through braised beef short ribs, Geumsan ginseng fritters, grilled hairtail and soy-marinated shrimp to a yuja (citron) yanggaeng dessert.”
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Nonsan hanok Korean restaurant, lawn yutnori: Sonamu Hanjeongsik
“The writer, who often passed Sonamu Hanjeongsik on lecture trips to Nonsan, booked ahead and found a large free parking lot and a natural grass yard.”
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