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Nakyeosam

Nakyeosam

낙여삼

Traditional Gangnam

About

A Bangbae-ro area Korean diner serving seafood-focused lunch sets, including octopus stone-pot bibimbap and grilled fish, with evening live-octopus and pork-belly dishes.

At 낙여삼, a seafood-and-fish lunch can feel less like a quick stop and more like settling into a familiar Korean table. In the Bangbae? No—around Bangbaeng intersection, this Gangnam restaurant draws office workers at midday, with the hum of a busy neighborhood lunch spot and a menu built around seafood, rice, and grilled fish. The 낙지돌솥비빔밥 is a strong place to start: its hot stone bowl brings the appeal of a crisp, warming rice meal, with octopus at the center. For a softer, mix-at-the-table alternative, there is 낙지양푼이비빔밥. Both pair naturally with the changing soup and side dishes; diners mention seaweed soup, bean sprout soup, or doenjang soup on different visits, alongside sides that vary from day to day. One lunch account singles out the seaweed soup for a second bowl, while another remembers crisp, spicy cucumber kimchi beside a generous serving of braised mackerel. Fish is another reason to come. The grilled mackerel set is described as crisp outside and moist within, while 고등어조림 offers a more deeply seasoned, rice-friendly meal, with substantial pieces of fish and a generous portion. These are dishes that suit a proper midday break: a bowl of rice, a few changing banchan, and a soup to round out the table. Come in the evening and the focus shifts. 낙여삼’s signature combination, live octopus with pork belly, is cooked at the table: the pork goes on first, then the octopus is briefly cooked over it. One diner especially recommends eating the octopus with kimchi and scallion kimchi warmed in the pork fat. The contrast—seafood’s tender bite against sizzling pork and tangy, cooked greens—makes this a different kind of meal from the lunch bowls. Choose 낙여삼 for a no-frills, home-table rhythm rather than a quiet, lingering setting: busy at lunch, practical in its range, and anchored by dishes that bring fish and octopus into everyday reach.

Local tips

  • For lunch, try the octopus stone-pot bibimbap or grilled mackerel set.
  • Parking is available but limited; consider public transit.
  • One blog reports a 10:00–22:00 schedule and Saturday closure; confirm before visiting.

Details

Address
서울 강남구 도곡로2길 9 1층서울 강남구 도곡로2길 9 1층 (도곡동)
Nearest station
Yangjae Station

Opening hours

Sunday
10:00–22:00
Monday
10:00–22:00
Tuesday
10:00–22:00
Wednesday
10:00–22:00
Thursday
10:00–22:00
Friday
10:00–22:00
Saturday
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Reported hours: 10:00–22:00; closed Saturdays. Confirm current hours before visiting.