A famous makguksu restaurant that children also enjoy
Popular with boys from 24 to 48 months
Updated at
Address
157, Leejongmu-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
Contact
Facilities
Baby chair, Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Same-day visit and on-site registration only (no reservations)
Open/Closes
Mon 11:00 ~ 21:00 Tue Regular closed day Wed 11:00 ~ 21:00 Thu 11:00 ~ 21:00 Fri 11:00 ~ 21:00 Sat 10:40 ~ 21:00 Sun 10:40 ~ 21:00
Popular Ages of Gogiri Makguksu
Gogiri Makguksu is
popular with boys from 24 to 48 months
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
63%
girls
37%
Prices & Programs of Gogiri Makguksu
- [Fees]
- Makguksu dishes - 10,000 won
- Boiled pork - 15,000 won to 23,000 won
- Children's makguksu - 3,000 won
- Baby makguksu - free
- Please check the attached image for detailed menu items and prices.
- [Visitor Information]
- Last order - 20:20
Parenting Tips for Gogiri Makguksu
- This popular makguksu spot always has a wait, and if you enter the queue in front of the restaurant, you will receive a KakaoTalk notification for queue entry updates, so you should come to the restaurant when you get a message saying there are 5 teams left.
- All members of your party must be present to enter.
- For babies under 36 months, they provide free baby makguksu.
- Children's makguksu is available up to elementary school age, and the portion is fairly large.
- High chairs and Bumbo seats are available.
- It is nice that they explain how to eat the makguksu.
- Boiled pork is tender, so it is good for sharing with a baby.
- There is a dedicated parking lot up to Parking Lot No. 3, and parking attendants are there, so just follow their directions.
A special noodle outing with your kids, Gogiri Makguksu
Location and accessibility
Gogiri Makguksu is located at 157 Ijongmu-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, in a quiet area near the scenic Gogiri Valley. To get there, you need to drive deeper along country roads, and if you follow your navigation, you will find three dedicated parking lots, making it convenient to visit by car. However, on weekends or around lunchtime, the parking lots can fill up quickly, so it is a good idea to arrive early or register for the waitlist and stop by a nearby cafe.
Hours and helpful tips
- Monday 11:00-21:00
- Wednesday 11:00-21:00
- Thursday 11:00-21:00
- Friday 11:00-21:00
- Saturday 10:40-21:00
- Sunday 10:40-21:00
- Closed every Tuesday
- Last order: until 20:20
You can join the on-site waitlist using the tablet placed at the entrance, and you will receive a message notification with your entry order. Since there is usually a long wait on weekends and during peak hours, it is also recommended to take a walk nearby with your kids or rest in the waiting area while you wait.
Signature menu items and what they taste like
- Perilla oil makguksu
This is the signature dish at Gogiri Makguksu, featuring buckwheat noodles tossed with rich and nutty perilla oil for a clean yet deeply addictive flavor. You can enjoy it right away without mixing, or pour in the separately served broth over the remaining noodles for a different taste. - Suyuk
This dish is known for its mild, wholesome flavor and is served warm in thin slices. Its tender texture makes it easy for kids to enjoy as well. - Side dishes and kimchi
The kimchi and side dishes are not overly strong in seasoning and are well fermented, making them easy for both kids and adults to enjoy together.
Why families with kids may like it
- The whole menu is mild, and the broth and kimchi are not heavily seasoned, so it is easy to share with your kids.
- The waiting area and indoor space are both spacious, making visits with the whole family feel comfortable.
- There are three parking lots, which makes driving convenient, although they are often full on weekends.
- Food tends to come out quickly after ordering, so mealtime itself is usually not too stressful even after waiting.
Things to keep in mind
- On weekends, during holiday periods, and at mealtimes, you should expect a wait of more than 1 hour.
- There can be many cars on the narrow roads, so extra care is needed when moving around with children.
- Everyone in your party must arrive before you can be seated.
- Babies under 36 months can receive a free "baby makguksu." "Kids makguksu" can be ordered for children up to elementary school age, and the portion is fairly generous.
MomMom summary
"Gogiri Makguksu is a great dining spot where both parents and children can enjoy a wholesome meal together. With its peaceful natural setting, rich and light perilla oil makguksu, and mild suyuk, it offers a meal that the whole family can enjoy. Since there is usually a wait, you will have a more satisfying visit if you plan ahead and come with a relaxed schedule with your kids."
FAQ about Gogiri Makguksu
Does Gogiri Makguksu have suitable menu options for visiting with kids?
Yes, Gogiri Makguksu offers mild and light makguksu, tender suyuk, and kimchi that is not too salty, so kids can enjoy the food comfortably as well. In particular, a free 'baby makguksu' is provided for babies under 36 months, and 'kids makguksu' can be ordered for children up to elementary school age. Please note that the kids makguksu portion is fairly large.The wait at Gogiri Makguksu is usually long. How does the waiting process work, and is there anything to keep in mind while waiting with kids?
There is usually a wait, so you can register for the waitlist in front of the restaurant and receive order notifications through KakaoTalk. When you get a message saying there are 5 teams left before your turn, you should return to the front of the restaurant, and everyone in your party must be present before you can enter. It can help to bring snacks or small toys so your kids can wait more comfortably. Since the nearby road and parking areas can get crowded, please pay close attention to your child's safety.How can I use the parking lots at Gogiri Makguksu?
Gogiri Makguksu has 3 dedicated parking lots available, up to Parking Lot 3. There are parking attendants on site, so you can park with their guidance. On weekends or during peak hours, the parking lots may be crowded, so it is recommended to visit early or register for the waitlist and wait somewhere outside the restaurant.Are there any convenience facilities for children at Gogiri Makguksu?
High chairs and Bumbo seats are available, making it more convenient to dine with kids. However, there is no nursing room, diaper changing station, or stroller rental. Please keep that in mind.Are there any allergy notes, usage information, or other things to keep in mind at Gogiri Makguksu?
Buckwheat is used in the makguksu dishes, so please be careful if you have a buckwheat allergy. Last order is until 20:20. Also, everyone in your party must arrive before you can be seated.
Gogiri Makguksu Address
Address: 157, Leejongmu-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
How to make a reservation for Gogiri Makguksu?
Same-day visit and on-site registration only (no reservations)