Jeongseon Buttumak is a restaurant near Seoul Forest listed on DiningCode for gondeure-bap and kimchi-jjim. The gondeure rice set (₩10,000) sits alongside kimchi-jjim (₩14,000), spicy or sweet pork back ribs (₩24,000 each) and braised semi-dried pollock; DiningCode reviewers most often describe it as clean, casual and down-to-earth.
Menu and ordering
Order the gondeure bapsang (₩10,000) and add kimchi-jjim (₩14,000) to share.
What a visitor needs to know before going. Google Maps listing checked 2026-10-04; prices and stations from our own records.
Rating
★4 from 234 Google reviews
Reviews by visitors
5 of 5 featured Google reviews are in a language other than Korean
Ordering
Show staff this: 정선부뚜막 — 곤드레밥 · 곤드레나물을 넣어 지은 밥
Payment
Cards accepted (Google listing)
Reservations
Takes reservations (Google listing)
Getting there
Ttukseom Station — about 390 m · 11:30–21:00
Budget
about ₩10,000 per person
For allergies or dietary restrictions, ask the restaurant about ingredients and preparation before ordering.
FROM OTHER DINERS
What do diners say on Google?
4.0★★★★☆234 Google reviewsas of 2026-10-28
Serena Park★★★★★4 years ago
We had the 곤드레정식 and sweet ribs. The meat dish was delicious and good amount. Side dishes were good as well. Price was also reasonable. I recommend you to visit at least once.😃
Joyce L★★★★★3 years ago
Delicious Korean home style dining, not overly salty, reasonably priced. Mains and side dishes are good for sharing among 2 or more people. Staff do not speak English but there is a simple English menu to order from.
KK Ai★★★★★3 years ago
A splendid meal. Their seaweed broth banchan was rich and flavourful and prepared our palate for the wondrous meal ahead. We had sweet ribs paired beautifully with the banchan. We can't ask for more. Should we back in Seoul, we will certainly visit this restaurant again!!
Reviews from Google. Shown in part; read the full reviews on Google.
Questions people ask about Jeongseon Buttumak (Jeongseon Hearth)
What should I order at Jeongseon Buttumak (Jeongseon Hearth)?
Order the gondeure bapsang (₩10,000) and add kimchi-jjim (₩14,000) to share.
How much does a meal at Jeongseon Buttumak (Jeongseon Hearth) cost?
Expect about ₩10,000 per person. Gondeure bapsang (thistle-greens rice set) ₩10,000; Kimchi-jjim (braised kimchi) ₩14,000; Maeun deung-galbi (spicy pork back ribs) ₩24,000; Kodari-jorim (braised semi-dried pollock) ₩16,000 (DiningCode menu, Oct 2026).
When is Jeongseon Buttumak (Jeongseon Hearth) open?
11:30–21:00. Closed on some days.
Where is Jeongseon Buttumak (Jeongseon Hearth) and how do I get there?
Jeongseon Buttumak (Jeongseon Hearth) is at 14 Seoulsup 6-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul in Seoul. In Korean the address is 서울특별시 성동구 서울숲6길 14. The nearest station is Ttukseom Station — about 390 m.
Who is Jeongseon Buttumak (Jeongseon Hearth) good for?
Jeongseon Buttumak (Jeongseon Hearth) suits Solo dining, Not spicy.
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