Late-night sundae-guk set near Yonsei University: Pyeongando Sikdang
In short
Pyeongando Sikdang Sinchon Branch is a sundae-guk (blood sausage soup) restaurant between Sinchon Station and Yonsei University in Seodaemun, Seoul, open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. This visit ordered the Pyeongando sundae-guk set (14,000 won), which arrives with sundae and pyeonyuk (sliced boiled pork) beside a clean, mild broth and a generous amount in the bowl. Pyeongando Sikdang is worth remembering whenever a hearty bowl of gukbap is needed, whatever the hour.

Good to know
- Location
- 12 Yonsei-ro 4-gil, 1st floor, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul (between Sinchon Station and Yonsei University)
- Hours
- Open 24 hours, every day of the year
- Ordered
- Pyeongando sundae-guk set, 14,000 won (includes sundae and pyeonyuk)
- Side dishes
- Kimchi, kkakdugi (radish kimchi) and more
- Other menu items
- Pork bone hangover soup, intestine soup, seolleongtang, yukgaejang, gamjatang, hot pots
as written by the visitor on Sep 15, 2026

If you're looking for a 24-hour sundae-guk (blood sausage soup) place in Sinchon where you can eat a hearty meal even late at night, I'd recommend Pyeongando Sikdang Sinchon Branch. It's conveniently located between Sinchon Station and Yonsei University, and it really does run 24 hours a day, every day, so you can visit whether you need breakfast or a late-night hangover cure without worrying about the time.


Pyeongando Sikdang Sinchon Branch is a great pick whenever you're craving a hearty bowl of soup in Sinchon. Since it's a well-known 24-hour sundae-guk spot in Sinchon, I really appreciated that I could visit reliably whether I needed an early breakfast, a late-night snack, or a hangover cure after drinks.




Where is Pyeongando Sikdang Sinchon Branch, and is it really open 24 hours?
The restaurant is located on Yonsei-ro 4-gil in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, and it's within walking distance of Sinchon Station, so accessibility was good. Since it operates 24 hours a day, every day, I thought it was an especially useful 24-hour spot in Sinchon for anyone who has trouble matching their schedule to typical opening hours.


Inside Pyeongando Sikdang: is it comfortable for eating alone?
The inside of Pyeongando Sikdang Sinchon Branch was bigger and cleaner than I expected. It's a space that doesn't feel awkward whether you're eating solo or with a group, so it seemed like a good option for anyone looking for a solo dining spot in Sinchon. Apparently it draws not just regular diners but also people coming after company dinners or drinking sessions.



What comes with the 14,000-won Pyeongando sundae-guk set
This time, instead of just having plain sundae-guk, I ordered the Pyeongando sundae-guk set so I could try a few different things at once. Mandu (dumplings) too!!


The Pyeongando sundae-guk set comes with sundae and pyeonyuk alongside the soup, which made it a good fit for anyone wanting to make a meal feel a bit more filling. Based on the currently listed menu information, the Pyeongando sundae-guk set is priced at 14,000 won.
The sundae-guk arrived piping hot in an earthenware pot, and just looking at it made me feel warmer inside. The broth wasn't overly strong-flavored — it was on the clean, mild side, so it was easy to enjoy from the very first spoonful.
What I especially liked was how generous the portion of ingredients was. Along with the sundae, there was plenty of meat mixed in, so eating it together with rice and broth filled me up more than I expected.

The sundae had a nice chewy texture, and the meat didn't have a strong gamey smell, so it was easy to eat comfortably. Even people who are sometimes put off by the distinctive smell of sundae-guk could probably give this one a try without much hesitation.
Sundae and pyeonyuk: why the set is the more filling order
The sundae and pyeonyuk that came with the soup were part of the appeal of ordering the set. Just having the soup alone can feel a bit lacking, but adding bites of sundae and pyeonyuk in between made the meal feel much more substantial. A spoonful of sundae-guk broth, then a piece of pyeonyuk, then a bit of kkakdugi — it all went really well together.
For side dishes, you get kimchi and kkakdugi, and of course crunchy, tangy kkakdugi is essential alongside hot sundae-guk. Putting a piece of kkakdugi on top of a spoonful of soup cut through any richness and cleaned up the flavor nicely.
You can also add salted shrimp (saeujeot) or chili paste (dadaegi) to the broth to adjust the seasoning to your taste, which I appreciated. I'd recommend tasting the plain broth first, then adding seasoning little by little afterward.
Is Pyeongando Sikdang a good late-night meal in Sinchon?
The biggest advantage of Pyeongando Sikdang Sinchon Branch is definitely being open 24 hours. Sinchon is an area with both a university crowd and a busy nightlife scene, so there are often times when you need somewhere to eat late at night — and being able to get a hot bowl of soup then is a pretty big plus.
It's good for when you need a hangover cure at dawn, and also fine when you want a hearty meal in the morning. Since you can use it any time of day, not just for lunch or dinner, it's a great match for anyone looking for a 24-hour restaurant in Sinchon.
Beyond sundae-guk, there's a wide range of soup dishes including bone hangover soup, intestine soup, seolleongtang, and yukgaejang, plus dishes like gamjatang and hot pots that are good for sharing with a group, so there's plenty of choice. Overall, the hot broth, generous ingredients, and the option to enjoy it as a full set made for a satisfying meal.

If you're looking for a 24-hour sundae-guk restaurant in Sinchon, a place for a late-night hangover cure, or a solid solo dining spot, Pyeongando Sikdang Sinchon Branch is worth remembering. Next time, I'd like to try not just the sundae-guk set but also the spicier soups or gamjatang. This is a place I'd want to come back to whenever I'm craving a warm bowl of soup in Sinchon, no matter the time.
Where it is
12 Yonsei-ro 4-gil, 1st floor, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 서대문구 연세로4길 12 1층










