Anseong Seolleongtang
Anseong Seolleongtang is a Korean restaurant located in Hyoseong-dong, Gyeyang-gu, Incheon, where you can enjoy directly prepared pork ribs, seolleongtang, galbi-tang, and naengmyeon.
Highlights
- Pork ribs are prepared from A to Z, and new grills and braziers have been set up so you can properly grill and enjoy them.
- With a variety of menu items such as seolleongtang, galbi-tang, pork ribs, and naengmyeon, it satisfies both solo diners and group gatherings.
- The combination of sweet and savory pork ribs and refreshing naengmyeon is excellent, allowing for a clean finish to the meal.
- Like a neighborhood Korean restaurant, it offers a comfortable atmosphere and honest flavors that make you want to revisit.
Key information
| Address | Incheon Gyeyang-gu Annam-ro 565 Beon-gil 2-2 Bldg. 5 1Fverified |
|---|---|
| Phone | 0507-1471-2158verified |
| Hours | Open from 10:30post |
| Signature menu | Handmade charcoal-grilled pork ribsverified |
| Price | Handmade charcoal-grilled pork ribs 16,000 KRW, seolleongtang 10,000 KRW, galbi-tang 17,000 KRWverified |
| Parking | Parking availableverified |
| Amenities | Delivery, takeout, group dining available, reservations possibleverified |
Portfolio & cases
- Handmade charcoal-grilled pork ribs 300g — 300g of directly prepared pork ribs
Provided by the business · not independently verified
What sets it apart
- Families and groups who want both pork ribs and soups like seolleongtang and galbitang can visit without menu conflicts. — Reviews mention that both soups and grilled items are served simultaneously.
- Domestic charcoal-grilled pork ribs are offered at 300g per serving for about 16,000 KRW, appealing with both quantity and domestic sourcing. — Reviews mention 300g domestic ribs for 16,000 KRW.
- Some reviews say that ordering meat comes with steamed egg and doenjang-jjigae (Korean soybean-paste stew), enhancing meal completeness and perceived value. — Confirmed reviews of steamed egg and doenjang-jjigae service.
- After the meat, you can finish with Hamheung mul-naengmyeon or bibim-naengmyeon in the same place, strong for those wanting a rib+naengmyeon combo. — Existence of Hamheung naengmyeon menu and combination reviews.
Compared to nearby places
- Daebokgalbi Hyoseongbonjeom
Here: Anseong Seolleongtang offers a wider variety of non-meat dishes including seolleongtang, galbitang, and oxtail soup.
Daebokgalbi Hyoseongbonjeom: Daebokgalbi's pork ribs are 350g for 16,000 KRW, which is more in weight than Anseong Seolleongtang's. - Gyeonghuigung Hyoseongjeom
Here: Anseong Seolleongtang has a broader menu of Korean soup dishes such as seolleongtang, oxtail soup, and yukgaejang, in addition to ribs.
Gyeonghuigung Hyoseongjeom: Gyeonghuigung has reviews of staff grilling the aging marinated ribs for you, which may reduce the burden of grilling yourself. - Hyojadongseolleongtang Hyoseongjeom
Here: Anseong Seolleongtang offers not only seolleongtang but also charcoal pork ribs, beef galbisal, and naengmyeon, catering to dinner outings and company gatherings.
Hyojadongseolleongtang Hyoseongjeom: Hyojadongseolleongtang strongly emphasizes seolleongtang expertise with 100% hanwoo bone broth and over 50 years of bone simmering.
Good to know
- The name centers on seolleongtang, so new customers looking for pork ribs or a meat restaurant may not immediately recognize the main menu.
- Closed every Sunday, so on weekends, family diners planning a Sunday visit may be missed.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available.
Q. What is the signature menu?
The signature menu is the handmade charcoal-grilled pork ribs, and seolleongtang and galbi-tang are also popular.
Q. Is it okay to eat alone?
Yes, the atmosphere is comfortable for dining alone.
Q. Can I eat pork ribs and naengmyeon together?
Yes, you can enjoy pork ribs and naengmyeon together, and the combination is great.
Q. Is reservation possible?
Yes, reservations are possible.
Business claims (unverified): Claims such as directly prepared pork ribs and newly prepared grills and braziers are based on blog reviews; additional verification is needed except for the business hours starting at 10:30.
Visitor reviews and menu information are consistent, but some details (business hours, meat preparation process) are based on blog claims.
