Neungna-do Yeouidojeom
Neungna-do Yeouidojeom is a Pyongyang naengmyeon restaurant located in the basement of TP Tower in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. It is directly connected indoors to Yeoui-do Station, offering excellent accessibility, and is a good place for gatherings with private room and various North Korean dishes.
Highlights
- Connected indoors to Yeoui-do Station Exit 1, you can visit regardless of weather, and a moving walkway connects to IFC Mall and The Hyundai Seoul, so you can combine shopping and dining in one trip.
- With a spacious, comfortable main hall and multiple private room, it is also suitable for gatherings with a clear purpose like family meetings or company dinners.
- The Pyongyang naengmyeon features a clear and deep broth, and the temperature contrast between the noodles and broth is well balanced, making it accessible even for newcomers.
- Various menu items such as mandu-guk, handmade mandu, eobok jeongban, and hanwoo bulgogi allow you to choose according to your group's preferences.
Key information
| Address | Seoul Yeongdeungpo-gu Uisadang-daero 96 TP Tawo Jiha 1Fverified |
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| Phone | 0507-1364-2107verified |
| Hours | Weekdays 11:00-21:30, Weekends 11:00-20:30, Break time 15:00-17:00verified |
| Signature menu | Pyongyang naengmyeon 16,000 won, Bibim naengmyeon 16,000 won, Mandu-guk 17,000 wonplace |
| Price | Hanwoo bulgogi 36,000 won, Eobok jeongban (large) 110,000 won, Hanwoo suyuk (boiled sliced meat) 50,000 wonplace |
| Amenities | Group dining available, takeout, reservations, high chairs, delivery, mobile payment, parkingverified |
| Accessibility | Indoor connection to Yeoui-do Station Exit 1, moving walkway to IFC Mall and The Hyundai Seoulpost |
Portfolio & cases
- Yeouido Pyongyang Naengmyeon — Menu directly mentioned by the user in the original anchor
- Dumpling soup and handmade dumplings — Menu directly mentioned by the user in the original anchor
Provided by the business · not independently verified
What sets it apart
- Accessibility is strong and barely affected by weather. It is connected indoors to Yeoui-do Station, IFC Mall, and The Hyundai Seoul, making it advantageous for office workers and shoppers who decide on a meal within an hour. — Reviews mention the indoor moving walkway connecting to The Hyundai and IFC.
- It is good for handling not only a naengmyeon-only visit but also private room company dinners, entertaining clients, and family gatherings in one place. — Reviews mention the variety of private room and stroller accommodation.
- The parking support conditions are relatively clear and generously repeated, appealing to customers arriving by car. — Repeated reviews mention 1.5 hours free on weekdays and 2 hours on weekends.
- Reviews indicate a broth that is relatively seasoned and clear with deep flavor, making it accessible to naengmyeon beginners, advantageous for those who find extremely mild Pyongyang naengmyeon difficult. — Reviews mention seasoned naengmyeon and clean broth aroma.
Compared to nearby places
- Jeonginmyeonok Bonjeom
Here: Neungna-do Yeouidojeom is more conveniently accessible with indoor connections to Exit 1 of Yeoui-do Station, TP Tower, IFC Mall, and The Hyundai Seoul.
Jeonginmyeonok Bonjeom: Jeonginmyeonok has a strong image of 1972 tradition, main branch, Michelin Bib Gourmand, and Blue Ribbon, giving it an edge in credibility as a genuine Pyongyang naengmyeon restaurant. - Seoryeong Yeouidojeom
Here: Neungna-do Yeouidojeom has stronger indoor connections to Yeoui-do Station, The Hyundai, and IFC Mall, making it more accessible for those moving around Yeoui-do Station than Seoryeong, which is toward the 63 Building.
Seoryeong Yeouidojeom: Seoryeong has a strong image as a rising Pyongyang naengmyeon brand known for Michelin Bib Gourmand, so in terms of recent buzz, it may appear stronger than Neungna-do. - Piyangok Yeouidojeom
Here: Neungna-do is directly connected to Yeoui-do Station from the basement of TP Tower, giving it stronger accessibility linked to the subway and shopping malls compared to Piyangok.
Piyangok Yeouidojeom: Piyangok also strongly emphasizes in-house milling and noodle-making with 100% pure buckwheat, so Neungna-do's exclusive advantage in noodle expertise differentiation is weaker.
Good to know
- In terms of the tradition and representativeness of Pyongyang naengmyeon itself, it may appear weaker compared to Jeonginmyeonok, which has a strong image as a Yeouido old establishment and main branch.
- Some reviews mention fluctuations in noodle texture or taste, posing a risk for customers who compare naengmyeon very strictly.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available. You can use the TP Tower parking lot; valet service is not confirmed.
Q. Is it connected indoors to Yeoui-do Station or department stores?
Yes, Yeoui-do Station Exit 1 and the TP Tower basement are connected indoors, and a moving walkway connects to IFC Mall and The Hyundai Seoul, so you can move comfortably even on rainy days.
Q. Is a reservation needed?
Reservations are possible, and it is recommended to book in advance, especially during lunchtime or weekends when it may be crowded.
Q. What are the signature dishes?
Pyongyang naengmyeon is the signature dish, and you can also enjoy various North Korean dishes such as bibim naengmyeon, mandu-guk, handmade mandu, and eobok jeongban.
Q. Is it suitable for company dinners or gatherings?
Yes, it has a spacious main hall and several private room, making it suitable for company dinners or family gatherings. With a variety of menu options, it's great for groups with different tastes.
Address, phone, business hours, and amenities are confirmed from official information, while menu prices and accessibility are based on restaurant-provided information and the original blog content.