Yeongdeungpo jokbal restaurant for cold mustard pork: Gwihan Jokbal
In short
Gwihan Jokbal Yeongdeungpo is a jokbal restaurant near Yeongdeungpo Station in Seoul. I mixed thick, bouncy chilled pork trotters with jellyfish salad, crisp vegetables, and mustard sauce for a bright, sinus-tingling bite. Verdict: a refreshing pick when you want cold jokbal to wake up your appetite.

Good to know
- Address
- 19 Yeongdeungpo-ro 42-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, South Korea (서울 영등포구 영등포로42길 19 1층)
- Hours
- Tue–Sat 11:30 AM–1:00 AM (last order midnight); Sun–Mon 11:30 AM–midnight (last order 11:00 PM)
- Available
- Takeout, delivery, reservations, high chairs, waiting area
- Parking
- Paid parking at Eshire Parking Lot in front of the restaurant: ₩1,500 for the first 30 minutes, then ₩1,000 per 20 minutes
- Private room reservations
- By phone on weekdays; through Naver Reservation on Fri–Sun
- Menu
- Gwihan Jokbal, bossam, bojok set, half-and-half jokbal, cold jokbal salad, pollock jokbal, lunch set meals, kimchi stew
as written by the visitor on Sep 11, 2026

A cold jokbal spread near Yeongdeungpo Station
It had been a while since I’d craved sweet-tangy, sinus-tingling cold jokbal, so I visited Gwihan Jokbal Yeongdeungpo (귀한족발 영등포점), which I’d also ordered from for delivery before. 🍖
📍19 Yeongdeungpo-ro 42-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, South Korea (서울 영등포구 영등포로42길 19 1층) ⏰ Hours Tue–Sat 11:30 AM–1:00 AM (last order midnight) Sun–Mon 11:30 AM–midnight (last order 11:00 PM) ✔️ Takeout, delivery, reservations, high chairs, and a waiting area available 🅿️ Paid parking at “Eshire Parking Lot” in front of the restaurant ₩1,500 for the first 30 minutes; ₩1,000 per additional 20 minutes

Gwihan Jokbal Yeongdeungpo is close to Lotte Department Store, Shinsegae Department Store, and Times Square by Yeongdeungpo Station, so it is incredibly convenient for dropping in after shopping or having a drink on the way home from work.

The neat food-model display case and standing sign at the entrance had me salivating before I even stepped inside. 🤤


Once inside, I found the restaurant much bigger and more pleasant than I expected. Even the restroom inside was clean, which I appreciated.

A private second-floor room and varied menu
Reading the notice on the wall, I learned that there is a separate private room upstairs. It seems perfect for a Yeongdeungpo group dinner, a work get-together, or an intimate gathering to chat over wedding invitations. ✔️ The room can be booked by phone on weekdays, or via Naver Reservation on Friday through Sunday, so it would be wise to arrange it ahead for a group.



A quick look over the menu showed plenty to choose from: the signature Gwihan Jokbal, bossam (boiled pork wraps), a bojok set, spicy half-and-half jokbal, cold jokbal salad, and pollock jokbal. At lunchtime, there are good-value meal options including set meals and kimchi stew, so I can see why nearby office workers come here for lunch too.






Benefits from takeout to waiting
There were so many event notices for customers that they were fun to browse.
- Takeout discount
- Free drinks, flying-fish-roe rice balls, or makguksu (cold buckwheat noodles) depending on wait time, plus up to 20% off the bill
- 10% off for donating a blood-donation certificate
- A kimchi stew coupon with a Naver reservation
- Free rice balls or drinks for a Naver receipt review
Gwihan Jokbal Yeongdeungpo was overflowing with perks.



Seeing that they use Korean pork trotters gave me confidence. The complimentary spread—cool barley tea, bean sprout soup, fresh kimchi, seasoned shredded radish, seasoned chives, and fresh wrap vegetables—was laid out on an unusually square wooden board, which made it feel even neater.

Cold jokbal tossed with jellyfish salad and sharp mustard
At last, the cold jokbal I’d been waiting for arrived in a huge bowl, and I couldn’t help but marvel at the generous portion as soon as it hit the table.
Glossy, thick slices of jokbal were neatly arranged in the center, surrounded generously by fresh cabbage, red cabbage, carrot, bell pepper, cucumber, and jellyfish salad.

Seeing this substantial, generous spread in person, I immediately understood why people call it one of Yeongdeungpo’s standout restaurants.
Before mixing it with the vegetables, I tried the jokbal first. This chilled, pressed-meat-style jokbal had absolutely no unpleasant odor, and the skin had such a satisfyingly springy chew.

It was also a perfect match with the spicy seasoned shredded radish.

Wrapping up a big bite of jokbal and a piece of garlic in lettuce was seriously amazing,,
I poured on plenty of the mustard sauce that came with it—adjust it to your taste—and tossed everything together with the vegetables.

There was plenty of bell pepper, lettuce, and cabbage too, making this exactly the cold jokbal salad I had hoped for. It was bright and sharp, with a nutty richness like peanut sauce, and it really woke up my appetite,,!

The pleasantly chewy jellyfish salad and crisp vegetables brought the texture to life in every bite,, The pungent sauce cleanly cut through the richness of the meat, so my chopsticks never got a break.
When you’re craving a refreshing drinking snack
When you want to recover your lost appetite in Yeongdeungpo’s busy food alley, or you’re craving a refreshing snack with drinks, I highly recommend this sharp, appetite-waking cold jokbal salad. With a spacious hall on the first floor and a private room upstairs, Gwihan Jokbal Yeongdeungpo is also a great Yeongdeungpo Station restaurant for meeting friends or planning a group gathering! 🍖
Where it is
19 Yeongdeungpo-ro 42-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, South Korea (서울특별시 영등포구 영등포로42길 19 1층)서울특별시 영등포구 영등포로42길 19 1층






