Cheongjin Sikdang

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Cheongjin Sikdang — Jongno, Seoul

Cheongjin Sikdang (청진식당) is a long-running local restaurant in Jongno, known for its simple, affordable pork bulgogi meals served with generous side dishes.

This is not a modern BBQ spot or a tourist-focused restaurant.
Cheongjin Sikdang follows a classic Korean diner style — fast service, straightforward flavors, and prices that make it easy to visit regularly.


What to Order at Cheongjin Sikdang

🥩 Signature Dish
Pork Bulgogi
₩12,000
Thinly sliced pork cooked on a hot pan with onions and vegetables. Savory, lightly seasoned, and designed to pair well with rice rather than overpower it.

🦑 Popular Alternative
Stir-Fried Squid (Ojingeo)
₩12,000
A spicier option often ordered alongside pork bulgogi for sharing.

🍚 Add-Ons & Drinks

  • Soju — ₩5,000
  • Beer — ₩5,000
  • Rice — ₩1,000–2,000

⚠️ Price Note

Prices are based on the latest available menu and may change.


How the Food Is Served

At Cheongjin Sikdang, pork bulgogi is typically:

  • Cooked on a large flat pan
  • Served already finished (no table grilling)
  • Accompanied by rice, soup, and multiple Korean side dishes
  • Easy to eat quickly during lunch or dinner hours

The flavors lean savory and comforting, rather than sweet or heavily marinated.


Who This Place Is For

This restaurant is a good fit if you:

  • Want an affordable pork bulgogi meal in central Seoul
  • Prefer classic local restaurants over trendy BBQ spots
  • Are exploring Jongno or commuting nearby
  • Value portion size and speed over presentation

It’s less suitable if you’re looking for premium cuts or charcoal grilling.


Restaurant Information

Opening Hours
Monday – Saturday
AM 10:30 – PM 9:30

Phone
+82-2-732-8038

Estimated Price per Person
₩10,000 – ₩20,000


📍 Location

Chongjin Sikdang
382, Samil-daero, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea

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