Spicy pork rice bowl and chicken bites for two: Hekbap Kkachisan

A Kkachisan restaurant serving Japanese-style rice bowls and ramen made with real care. There's a solo table, so eating alone here is comfortable too! If you work near Kkachisan Station, I recommend Hekbap Kkachisan Branch.

Hekbap Kkachisan Branch is a directly-run store, so the taste stays consistent — you can drop by anytime and leave satisfied.

Location and how to get to Hekbap Kkachisan Branch

📍 Location | 35 Gangseo-ro, 2nd floor, Gangseo-gu

Kkachisan restaurant Hekbap Kkachisan Branch is closest to Exit 3 of Line 5's Kkachisan Station. Come out of Exit 3, walk straight, and you'll see the Lotteria building — it's on the 2nd floor.

Standing in front of the Lotteria, look to the left and you'll see the stairs going up to the 2nd floor!

Hours and menu lineup

⏰ Hours | 11:00–21:00 ※ Break time 15:00–16:30 ※ Last order 20:30

📋 Menu |

At Hekbap Kkachisan Branch, you can upgrade any single-item dish into a full set meal for a bit extra. Check the single-item and set-meal options and order whichever suits you.

Where to park

🚘 Parking | Not available ※ Nearby lots

Hekbap Kkachisan Branch has no parking of its own, so here's a rundown of nearby lots! Mark One Gangseo Parking is closest but privately run, so it's a bit pricier than the others. Gomdalrae Culture & Welfare Center's public lot requires crossing the street and a short walk, but it's cheap at ₩600 per 30 minutes. All three lots run 24 hours!

Inside the restaurant: good for solo diners and families alike

🪑 Interior |

Kkachisan restaurant Hekbap Kkachisan Branch's interior was really clean. The overall wood-tone decor gave it a calm, settled feel. There are tables for solo diners as well as group seating for up to 20.

Kkachisan restaurant Hekbap Kkachisan Branch even has baby chairs ready, so it's comfortable to visit with kids too.

Kkachisan restaurant Hekbap Kkachisan Branch also has shichimi, pepper, and even fresh wasabi on hand, so mixing in condiments as you eat gives the dishes a nice change of pace.

What we ordered for two

• Spicy pork rice bowl
• Meat-loaded rice bowl
• 5-piece fried chicken

Spicy pork rice bowl: still spicy even toned down

Spicy pork rice bowl is just the thing when you're stressed or craving something fiery! I asked for it a little less spicy just in case, but it still came out really hot.

It's a smoky kind of spicy — the kind that keeps you eating even though it's hot. The pork is apparently stir-fried over high heat in a special fiery sauce, and if you love that charred wok flavor, you're guaranteed to love this.

Meat-loaded rice bowl: soy-based pork shoulder bowl

Meat-loaded rice bowl is packed with tender pork shoulder. It's cooked in a special soy-based sauce, giving it a sweet, savory flavor I liked a lot. If you like a moist, juicy meat rice bowl, give the meat-loaded rice bowl a try.

5-piece fried chicken, single order for ₩4,900

The fried chicken can be ordered as part of a set meal, but it's also available as a standalone side dish. 5 pieces for ₩4,900. Dipped in the mayonnaise sauce that comes with it, it was savory and delicious.