Sampyeongsikdang Hongdaebonjeom

A cold samgyeopsal (frozen pork belly) specialty restaurant located near Hongdaeip-gu Station, where dogs are welcome. It is known for its retro interior and attentive service.

Highlights

• The retro interior and decor evoke nostalgia, providing a comfortable, homey atmosphere.
• The flash-frozen pork belly is thick-cut and savory, and the combination of grilling it with water parsley and kimchi is popular.
• The dessert menu item, Jjapabok, is highly recommended as a finisher after the meat, and Dirty Steamed Eggs and Perilla Oil Buckwheat Noodles are also popular.
• Dining with your dog is possible, so you can enjoy a meal comfortably with your furry friend.

Key information

Portfolio & cases

• quick-frozen pork belly — Signature menu, highlighted in blog reviews for its chewy texture and savory flavor.
• water celery — An accompaniment grilled with the meat, enhancing the flavor.
• kimchi — Provided as an accompaniment to grill with the meat.
• Jjapaguri (stir-fried ramyun with black bean sauce) — Popular dessert menu, recommended as a finisher after the meat.
• beef shank — Found on the menu, price 14,500 won.
• honeycomb pork rind — Found on the menu, price 9,000 won.
• bean sprout bulgogi — Found on the menu, price 38,000 won.
• dirty steamed egg — Described in blog reviews as soft and moist.

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What sets it apart

• During lunch, you can get all-you-can-eat pork bulgogi for 12,000 won, which is great for anyone wanting a filling meal in Hongdae. — Multiple reviews mention the all-you-can-eat pork bulgogi lunch special.
• It's within easy walking distance from Hongdaeip-gu Station Exit 1, so you can enjoy frozen pork belly without going all the way to Sangsu or Hapjeong. — Listed as a 360-meter walk from Hongdaeip-gu Station Exit 1.
• When you order the frozen pork belly set, it comes with steamed egg and sides, making the table look more abundant than ordering just the meat. — Reviews mention the set includes frozen pork belly, steamed egg, and sides.
• The basic side dishes and sauces are plentiful, so you can enjoy the frozen pork belly with wraps, kimchi, water parsley, salted seafood, and various sauces. — Reviews mention the variety of side dishes and condiments.

Compared to nearby places

• Pujutgansallong
  Here: Sampyeongsikdang is closer to Hongdaeip-gu Station, making it more convenient for those who want to eat right in Hongdae.
  Pujutgansallong: Pujutgansallong has a Korean Empire-era atmosphere, which may feel more special for a date.
• Cheoniogyeopsal Hapjeongbonjeom
  Here: Sampyeongsikdang is closer to Hongdaeip-gu Station, so it's easy to go right after meeting in Hongdae.
  Cheoniogyeopsal Hapjeongbonjeom: Cheoniogyeopsal has a stronger feel of a long-standing favorite among frozen pork belly lovers.
• Choegojip Seogyojeom
  Here: Sampyeongsikdang opens at 11 AM, so you can have frozen pork belly or pork bulgogi for lunch.
  Choegojip Seogyojeom: Choegojip Seogyojeom is open until 1 AM, making it seem better for late-night drinking and frozen pork belly.

Good to know

• If you drive, note that the restaurant has only 4 parking spots, so it's best to call ahead.
• On weekdays, there is a break from 14:00 to 17:00, so if you go for a late lunch, you might be turned away.

Frequently asked questions

Menu prices, hours, and address were cross-checked with place information and blog content, with high reliability. Pet-friendly and parking availability were confirmed from place information.