Yongin jokbal restaurant with 3 sauces and takeout discount: Cheongdam

In short

Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch is a jokbal (Korean braised pig's trotters) restaurant in Gwanggyo, Yongin, a 2-minute walk from Sanghyeon Station. The medium plate of freshly boiled warm jokbal costs 45,000 won and arrives with three sauces — ssamjang, buldak sauce and salted shrimp — plus dried radish strips, and makguksu (chilled buckwheat noodles) and bean sprout soup come free even with a jokbal-only order. The meat was moist with no dry, stringy bits, and takeout orders get 5,000 won off.

Moist-looking freshly boiled warm jokbal, medium size

Good to know

Hours
11:30-23:30 (last order 22:30)
Ordered
Freshly boiled warm jokbal, medium — 45,000 won
Takeout discount
5,000 won off takeout orders
Included free
Makguksu, bean sprout soup
Sauces
Ssamjang, buldak sauce, salted shrimp
Parking
On-site parking; 2 hours free in the building's underground lot
Good to know
Takeout available, groups welcome, no corkage, no pets
Location
Unit 107, 1st Floor, 10 Gwanggyojungang-ro 296beon-gil, Suji-gu, Yongin, Gyeonggi
Price reference
₩45,000 ≈ $33.5 · ₩5,000 ≈ $3.7 (2026-09-15)

as written by the visitor on Sep 13, 2026

There's a jokbal (Korean braised pig's feet) place right by Sanghyeon Station that's genuinely soft, chewy, moist, and tender. It's just really, really good, and I'm frustrated that my vocabulary can't do it justice 🥹

👉Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch👈, that's the place. I got this meal supported by the business, but I'm writing this totally honestly!! It's so good that I really hope folks in the Gwanggyo/Sanghyeon area check it out.

Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch: location, hours and parking

Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch is open 11:30-23:30, with last order at 22:30. On-site parking is available, and you get 2 hours free in the building's underground lot.

  • Hours: 11:30-23:30 (last order 22:30)
  • Parking: on-site parking available, 2 hours free in building's underground lot
  • Takeout available
  • Group-friendly
  • No corkage
  • No pets

How to walk to Cheongdam Jokbal from Sanghyeon Station

Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch is close — about a 2-minute walk from Sanghyeon Station. If you're driving, you can park in the building's underground lot; the restaurant covers 2 hours free. After parking, just take the elevator up, and Cheongdam Jokbal is right there on the 1st floor.

1st-floor storefront of Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch near Sanghyeon Station

The weather's cooled down, so some people were dining outside. That autumn-night outdoor-dining vibe is really something 😉 Seeing so many older guys there got my hopes up even before I walked in. You know how it is — ajusshis don't go to bad restaurants, haha.

What the Gwanggyo Sanghyeon branch looks like inside and out

Once inside, the restaurant was cozy and clean.

Cozy, clean interior of Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch

Each round table had a square insert on top, and I wondered what it was for — turns out it's exactly where the side dish and jokbal plates fit. The whole aesthetic here really feels clean and put together.

Round table fitted with a square tray insert

Cheongdam Jokbal menu prices and how the jokbal is plated

Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch has a wide range of jokbal and bossam (boiled pork wraps) dishes. I wanted to try the basic option, so I ordered the freshly boiled warm jokbal, medium size. It's ₩45,000, but you get a ₩5,000 discount for takeout orders! Amazing value, right?

Menu board of jokbal and bossam dishes at Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch

The side dish plates slotting neatly into that square tray I mentioned earlier — seeing that click into place is weirdly satisfying, haha.

Side dish plates arranged to fit the square tray

I only ordered jokbal, but makguksu and bean sprout soup came included.

Makguksu served alongside the jokbal order
Complimentary bean sprout soup

I'm usually not a fan of makguksu, you know? At jokbal restaurants the noodles are usually clumped together and mushy. But maybe because it was made fresh in-house, or maybe it was just this particular batch, the noodles weren't clumped at all — chewy and really tasty.

How much meat is in a medium jokbal, and the three sauces

This is the medium size jokbal. I was surprised at how generous the portion was, and then surprised again by the color — doesn't it look incredibly moist?

Moist-looking freshly boiled warm jokbal, medium size

There were three sauces — ssamjang, buldak sauce, and salted shrimp — so it was great being able to mix things up.

Three sauces — ssamjang, buldak sauce, and salted shrimp
Full table spread served with the jokbal

When I eat jokbal, I actually prefer pairing it with pickled radish rather than bossam kimchi. The jokbal was so tender and chewy that it was delicious even plain, but wrapping it up was also incredibly good. ㅠ

Jokbal wrap topped with pickled radish
Tender jokbal meat with no dry, stringy bits

There's really zero dry, stringy meat. It was so good that I happily savored every single bite right down to the last one, haha.

Verdict: who should eat at Cheongdam Jokbal in Gwanggyo, Yongin?

Known as a top jokbal spot for both Gwanggyo and Sanghyeon locals, Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch reportedly boils fresh domestic pig's feet in-house every day and sells it same-day. It's genuinely a generous, delicious jokbal restaurant! It seems like a great fit for family meals, dinners, gatherings, or company dinners alike, and I'm planning to try it via delivery next time.

This is a truly honest review, not just an ad — it's genuinely delicious. Definitely go check it out. You won't regret it at all.

Where it is

Cheongdam Jokbal Gwanggyo Sanghyeon Branch청담족발 광교상현점

1st Floor, Unit 107, 10 Gwanggyojungang-ro 296beon-gil, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea경기도 용인시 수지구 광교중앙로296번길 10 1층 107호

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