Mulgeum European restaurant in Yangsan for basil pesto pasta: Bueokgan
In short
Bueokgan Restaurant Yangsan Oslo Park Branch is a European dining spot on the basement level of Oslo Park in Mulgeum, Yangsan. Over lunch with her mom, the writer ordered basil pesto cream pasta (18,000 won), shrimp rosé pasta (20,000 won) and pastry soup (10,000 won), and found both pastas generous and satisfying, while the pumpkin-based pastry soup tasted less creamy than expected. With its own underground parking and widely spaced tables, Bueokgan Oslo Park is an easy choice for treating parents or a family meal out.

Good to know
- Location
- 14 Beomgu-ro, Mulgeum-eup, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do — Oslo Park B1, BL Building, Units 1–2
- Last order
- 8:30 p.m.
- Reservations
- Available through Naver Reservation
- Seating
- Group tables and high chairs available
- Parking
- Oslo Park's own underground parking, connected right beside the restaurant
- Basil pesto cream pasta
- 18,000 won
- Shrimp rosé pasta
- 20,000 won
- Pastry soup
- 10,000 won
as written by the visitor on Sep 6, 2026

Today I took my mom out to a stylish European dining spot in Oslo Park, Mulgeum, Yangsan — Bueokgan Yangsan Oslo Park Branch.

What kind of restaurant is Bueokgan Yangsan Oslo Park Branch?
To cut to the chase: from the branding and logo design to the interior styling, Bueokgan Yangsan Oslo Park Branch shows real attention to detail, and with its convenient dedicated parking and generously portioned pasta, it's a perfectly satisfying place to bring your parents or enjoy a special date or family meal.
Starting from its Gwangju Sangmu flagship, this brand has built quite a reputation for its emotive space design, so I went in with high expectations! From the branding points that impressed even my design-trained eye, to an honest taste ranking of each dish and some parking tips, let me lay it all out.



Where is Bueokgan Oslo Park, and where do you park?
Bueokgan Yangsan Oslo Park Branch is located at 14 Beomgu-ro, Mulgeum-eup, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, on the basement floor of Oslo Park, BL Building 1-2. Last order is at 20:30, Naver Reservation is available, and there are group tables and high chairs for kids.
- Parking convenience: Oslo Park's spacious dedicated underground parking sits right next to the restaurant, so parking is easy regardless of weather.
Branding and interior design at Bueokgan Oslo Park
The moment I stepped inside, I was surprised by how much bigger and grander the interior felt compared to the outside.
The Bueokgan logo and identity
From the brand logo to the menu, cutlery, and even small packaging details, everything felt neatly unified, showing serious care put into the branding. As someone who studied design, these little details were really appealing to me.

A European villa-style dining room
Soft arched columns, classic wood tones, and warm lighting come together to make you feel like you've been invited into an elegant European mansion dining room.

Is Bueokgan Oslo Park good for group gatherings?
The tables are spaced generously and the space itself is so pretty that it works not only for couples' dates but also for a moms' gathering or treating your parents to a meal. The store's own description says it's 'the restaurant moms love,' and bringing my mom here really made that ring true.












What we ordered for lunch with mom
The prices are a bit higher than your average casual restaurant, but once I saw how full each plate was served, it made complete sense.
Honest taste ranking of the three dishes
Taste satisfaction ranking: Basil pesto cream pasta > Shrimp rosé pasta > Pastry soup
#1: Basil pesto cream pasta (18,000 won) — our top pick
True to Bueokgan's signature pasta, the fresh basil aroma and smooth cream sauce blend perfectly. Popping the soft poached egg on top and mixing it into the noodles with arugula doubles the savory richness, and I finished every bite to the last without getting tired of it.
#2: Shrimp rosé pasta (20,000 won) — generous and crowd-pleasing
Plump, springy shrimp and chewy button mushrooms are loaded in without holding back. The ratio of tomato to cream was just right, so it wasn't heavy at all, and the portion itself was hearty and filling.
#3: Pastry soup (10,000 won) — the one letdown
Visually, it's a treat — a freshly baked round pastry dome covers the bowl. There's fun in cracking the crisp pastry open with a spoon and dipping it into the soup.
To be honest, as the menu describes, it's a sweet, light soup based on pumpkin. Personally, I was expecting a heavier, savory mushroom-and-cream style soup, so I found the lack of a strong creamy flavor a bit disappointing. This one will suit you better if you love a sweet, mellow pumpkin taste!

Tips for visiting Bueokgan Yangsan Oslo Park Branch
- Parking convenience: The Oslo Park complex's underground parking connects right next to the restaurant, so you can park comfortably regardless of the weather.
- Booking for groups: Naver Reservation is supported, so on weekends or for family gatherings on special occasions, booking ahead lets you secure a good table.
- Menu balance: The pastas are excellent in both quality and portion size, so I'd recommend mixing in a wood-fired pizza to share alongside your pasta based on your taste.


Final verdict on Bueokgan Oslo Park
With its refined logo and graphics, plus a grand, luxurious European-style interior, Bueokgan Yangsan Oslo Park Branch kept both my eyes and my mouth happy throughout the meal! If you're looking for a nice date spot in Mulgeum, Yangsan or around Oslo Park, or considering somewhere for a cozy meal with your mom or a classy family gathering, definitely give it a visit! 😊


Where it is
14 Beomgu-ro, Mulgeum-eup, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, Oslo Park B1, BL Building 1-2, South Korea경상남도 양산시 물금읍 범구로 14 BL동 지하1층 1~2호










