
Dangsan Don
당산돈
About
Spacious pork barbecue spot near Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Station, known for ginseng-fed pork cuts at dinner and value kimchi stew with bottomless noodles at lunch.
Tucked onto the second floor of a building between Dangsan and Yeongdeungpo-gu Office stations, Dangsan Don operates as a dual-tempo neighborhood staple. Having moved upstairs from its original ground-floor footprint, the dining room is clean, airy, and cooled by powerful air conditioning, fitted with expandable tables well-suited for both solitary diners and lively office gatherings. By day, the room fills with workers drawn by generous lunch spreads. The centerpiece is the bubbling kimchi jjigae, served in broad pots with tender tofu, aged kimchi, and enoki mushrooms in a hearty, savory broth. Ordering the stew for two or more unlocks an unlimited self-serve supply of extra rice and ramen noodle bricks stacked neatly on designated shelves. Alongside comes jeyuk bokkeum, featuring glossy cuts of pork coated in a balanced, sweet-and-spicy red sauce and crowned with a heap of fresh green onion shreds. Meals arrive with thoughtful banchan including toasted seaweed sheets, seasonal kimchi, and a dedicated fried egg per diner—designed to be chopped atop rice and folded into seaweed parcels with generous spoonfuls of stew and pork. As dusk settles, the grills heat up for raw cuts. The restaurant highlights ginseng-fed pork, offering a shared mixed platter of samgyeopsal, moksal, hangjeongsal, and gabrisal, alongside standalone orders of thick ogyeopsal. Sizzling over the grates, the skin-on pork belly renders clean, clear drippings without any off-flavors, yielding a crisp crust and a springy, juicy chew. Paired with pacheol (scallion salad), garlic, ssamjang, and fresh lettuce wraps, the meat shines with honest, unadorned richness. Pork orders are paired with a complimentary, comforting pot of kimchi fish cake soup (kimchi odeng-tang), rounding out the meal without unnecessary fuss. Whether dropping in for a solo bowl of spicy pork or splitting a pork platter over drinks, it delivers hearty portions rooted in straightforward generosity.
Local tips
- Lunch kimchi stew comes with unlimited rice and ramyeon noodles.
- Solo diners can comfortably eat lunch here, with spicy stir-fried pork available.
- Located on the second floor above cafe Au Milieu.
- Closed on Sundays, and Saturdays may operate by reservation only.
Details
- 서울 영등포구 당산로35길 6 2층
- Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Station
Opening hours
- Sunday
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- Monday
- 11:00–22:00
- Tuesday
- 11:00–22:00
- Wednesday
- 11:00–22:00
- Thursday
- 11:00–22:00
- Friday
- 11:00–22:00
- Saturday
- —