Pork BBQ and briquette fried rice on Jongno's street-tent alley

Self-paid. The blogger paid for this visit.

A pork barbecue spot on the Ikseon-dong pocha alley near Jongno 3-ga Station, with plastic tables spilling onto the street. Order kimchi pork belly, then the fried rice shaped like a coal briquette, set in a ring of melting cheese.

이 메뉴 하나만으로도 다시 방문하고 싶다는 생각이 들었습니다
That one dish alone is reason enough to go back.

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Is it for you?

Go forThe pork belly grilled with kimchi is a great match, and the chewy odol galbi (pork rib with soft cartilage) works well in lettuce wraps. The briquette-shaped fried rice with cheese was the highlight, better than expected even on a full stomach.

Skip ifYou want a quiet table. It is packed and loud, and the street seats fill up early on weekends.

Good to know

Join the CatchTable waitlist on the tablet at the door. There was a long line by the time the blogger left.
Street seats were full by just after 17:00 on a weekend. Come earlier if you want to sit outside.
You can order one portion of each meat, which makes it easy to try both.
Order the fried rice after you finish the meat. Staff set the cheese ring first.
Free Wi-Fi and a phone charging spot at the front.
Weekdays open from 15:00, weekends from 12:00.

Pork BBQ and briquette fried rice on Jongno's street-tent alley

What to order

Is it for you?

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