Damashitte Junggyejeom
다마시떼 중계점
About
A Japanese-style pub near Junggye-dong’s Bank Intersection, with a cozy wood-toned interior and terrace seating. Its yakitori assortment and Nagasaki champon are highlights.
At 다마시떼 중계점, an evening can begin with the soft char of grilled skewers and end around a steaming bowl of Nagasaki champon. This Japanese-style pub in Nowon, near Junggye’s Eunsaegori, has the feel of a neighborhood stop for drinks: dark wood, warm, low-lit interiors, and terrace seating that gives the room a livelier, open-air edge. One visitor described the terrace as protected by clear screens, while another noted that it has plenty of seats. The inside is compact and can fill up; on one rainy evening, the tables were full after 7. The assorted skewers make a natural first order. One account praised their gentle smoky aroma and even grilling, while another counted 13 pieces in the platter, including shrimp, tomato wrapped in bacon, garlic, chicken with scallion, mushrooms, and fish cake. The shrimp and the chicken-and-scallion combination stood out in that visit; the fish cake was less appealing to that diner. It’s the sort of spread that invites picking at one bite at a time, with cold beer close by. For something with broth, the Nagasaki champon is another reported favorite. A serving rich with bean sprouts was described as crisp-textured and warming, with a clean, deep-tasting broth and crab adding extra savor. It sounds well suited to sharing between rounds, especially on a rainy night. There is also a beef tataki on the menu, recalled by one visitor as a satisfying change from the tuna tataki they usually knew. The drinks mentioned include draft beer, sake, and soju. One guest found the draft beer’s soft foam and easy finish especially memorable, though that impression is personal rather than a house claim. With skewers, broth, and several kinds of drinking snacks to choose from, 다마시떼 중계점 works for an unhurried drink with friends as much as for a simple stop at the end of the day. Expect a bustling, intimate pub rather than a quiet dinner room—and leave room for one more skewer.
Menu
- Assorted skewers
- Nagasaki champon
- Seared beef tataki
- Bacon-wrapped tomato skewer
- Fried Filefish
- King Prawn Tempura
- French Fries
- 프라이
- Tuna Tataki
- Beef Tataki
- Tako Wasabi
- Iced Peaches
Local tips
- A public parking lot is reported directly across from the building.
- The terrace can fill up after 7 pm, especially on rainy evenings.
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 05:30–01:00
- Monday
- 05:30–01:00
- Tuesday
- 05:30–01:00
- Wednesday
- 05:30–01:00
- Thursday
- 05:30–01:00
- Friday
- 05:30–01:00
- Saturday
- 05:30–01:00