Neungnadobonjeom
Neungnadobonjeom is a Pyongyang naengmyeon specialty restaurant located in Unjung-dong, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do. With a spacious main hall and private room, it is suitable for family gatherings or group dining.
Highlights
- The spacious main hall and private room provide a comfortable atmosphere for family gatherings or group dining.
- North Korean-style side dishes such as handmade dumplings and mung bean pancakes pair well with Pyongyang Naengmyeon, making the meal abundant and satisfying.
- Being a standalone building, parking is convenient, and the interior is spacious without feeling cramped.
- The balance between the noodles and broth of Pyongyang Naengmyeon is stable, and the flavors remain well-balanced even when eaten with side dishes.
Key information
| Address | Gyeonggi-do Seongnam-si Bundang-gu Sanun-ro 32 Beon-gil 12verified |
|---|---|
| Phone | 0507-1474-3989verified |
| Hours | 11:00~21:30verified |
| Parking | Parking available (fee 3,000 won)verified |
| Signature menu | Pyongyang Naengmyeon (16,000 won)verified |
| Price | Pyongyang Naengmyeon 16,000 won, Bibim Naengmyeon 16,000 won, handmade dumplings 15,000 won, bulgogi 36,000 won, eobok jaengban (large) 80,000 won, hanwoo yukhwe 45,000 wonverified |
| Amenities | private room available, spacious main hall, standalone buildingpost |
Portfolio & cases
- Pyongyang cold noodles — Mentioned as the signature menu in the text
- handmade dumplings — Mentioned as handmade dumplings in the text
- mung bean pancake — Mentioned as a recommended menu in the text
- bulgogi — Mentioned as a menu item in the text
- Korean blood sausage — Mentioned as handmade sundae in the text
- North Korean-style dumplings — Mentioned as part of the North Korean-style menu in the text
- boiled pork slices — Mentioned as a menu item in the text
- spicy stir-fried pork — Mentioned as a menu item in the text
Provided by the business · not independently verified
What sets it apart
- Compared to competing Pyongyang naengmyeon restaurants, the symbolism of visiting main branch itself and brand trust are strong — Reviews emphasizing the anticipation of a main branch visit
- Rather than focusing solely on Pyongyang naengmyeon, it offers a wide range of options for gatherings and family dining, including eobuk jaengban, bulgogi, suyuk (boiled sliced meat), jeyuk, and sundae — Reviews including various meal and dish menus
- Side dishes such as handmade dumplings and mung bean pancakes receive high satisfaction, appealing to customers who don't just eat naengmyeon — Positive reviews of handmade dumplings and mung bean pancakes
- Thanks to the spacious venue, private room, and group seating atmosphere, it is strong for entertaining, company dinners, and meals with parents among Pyongyang naengmyeon restaurants in Pangyo and Bundang — Reviews mentioning the spacious venue and suitability for private room
Compared to nearby places
- Jeonginmyeonok Hyeondaebaekhwajeom Pangyojeom
Here: Neungnadobonjeom is not a branch in a department store food court, but offers the experience of visiting Pangyo main branch and strong brand symbolism
Jeonginmyeonok Hyeondaebaekhwajeom Pangyojeom: Jeonginmyeonok is located inside the Hyundai Department Store near Pangyo Station, making it more accessible for public transportation and shopping - Suraeok
Here: In search results, Neungnadobonjeom is more strongly exposed with 'main branch' and brand representation than Suraeok
Suraeok: Suraeok has a dedicated parking lot, whereas Neungnadobonjeom has recurring complaints about the 3,000 won valet fee - Yulpyeong
Here: Neungnadobonjeom has stronger brand recognition and main branch symbolism than Yulpyeong
Yulpyeong: Yulpyeong repeatedly highlights 100% Jeju buckwheat, in-house milling and noodle making, and the distinct flavor of grain and broth, so the noodle character itself may be more distinct
Good to know
- Parking is not free, and complaints about the 3,000 won valet fee recur
- Negative reviews about staff service and service quality are notable
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available, and the fee is 3,000 won.
Q. What is the signature menu?
Pyongyang Naengmyeon (16,000 won) is the signature menu, and you can also enjoy North Korean-style dishes such as handmade dumplings, mung bean pancakes, and eobok jaengban.
Q. Are there private room?
Yes, there are private room, so it is good for quiet dining during family gatherings or group outings.
Q. Is a reservation required?
Reservations are recommended for group visits, and you can inquire by phone at 0507-1474-3989.
Q. Are there other menus besides naengmyeon?
Yes, we offer a variety of North Korean-style dishes, including bibim naengmyeon, onmyeon, handmade dumplings, mung bean pancakes, suyuk (boiled sliced meat), jeyuk, and eobok jaengban.
Written based on the provided blog text and official information (address, phone number, menu prices, etc.). Some details (business hours, parking fees) require official confirmation.
