취야벌국시
About
Guksi and mandu house in Gwanhun-dong — house noodles 11,000 won, dumpling soup 12,000, dumpling hot pot from 17,000 a head.
Chwiya-beol Guksi keeps the gentler spelling — guksi, the dialect word for noodles — and the gentler cooking in Gwanhun-dong: house noodles at 11,000 won, manduguk at 12,000, and a mandu-jeongol hot pot from 17,000 a head that turns dumplings into a communal event. The guksi register signals Andong-style anchovy-broth comfort rather than chewy-noodle bravado: soft wheat noodles, clean broth, food that soothes rather than performs. The jeongol is the format's social peak — dumplings, vegetables, and broth simmering tableside, best in cold months and better with company. Open until 9:30pm at the quieter end of the Insadong grid. This is the meal for the day the palaces wore you out: warm, mild, and finished with broth you'll drink to the bottom.
Menu
- Dumpling Soup₩12,000
- 취야국시₩11,000
- 만두전골(1인분)₩17,000
- Plate Dumplings₩14,000
- Seafood Scallion Pancake₩25,000
- 보쌈(중)₩39,000
- 문어₩39,000
- 국수전골(1인분)₩21,000
- 샤브샤브(1인분)₩27,000
- 보쌈(대)₩47,000
Details
Opening hours
- Sunday
- —
- Monday
- 09:30–21:30
- Tuesday
- 09:30–21:30
- Wednesday
- 09:30–21:30
- Thursday
- 09:30–21:30
- Friday
- 09:30–21:30
- Saturday
- 09:30–21:30