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Pyeongyang Myeonok

A Uijeongbu-origin Pyeongyang- house known for its clear, buckwheat-based cold noodles and hearty, shareable sides like handmade mandu and .

GyeonggiKorean Food > Naengmyeon
4.1
(90 reviews)
Pyeongyang Myeonok in Uijeongbu is the original shop that inspired several famous Pyeongyang- houses in Seoul. Their signature is mul- made with buckwheat noodles poured with a clear, icy broth and a dusting of red pepper powder. Large hand-made mandu and plates of pork (boiled pork) — often eaten with a spicy seasoned pork accompaniment — are popular side orders that many guests pair with the cold noodles.

Local Tips

  • Signature mul-naengmyeon: chilled buckwheat noodles in a clear, icy broth — try the classic mul style
  • Pair your noodles with large handmade mandu or pork suyuk; many locals order them together
  • Reservations accepted and on-site parking make it convenient for weekend crowds

Menu

(Mul / Bibim) — cold buckwheat noodles (mul: chilled in clear broth, bibim: spicy mixed)14,000 KRW
Dwaejigogi — boiled pork slices24,000 KRW
(seasonal) — dumpling soup14,000 KRW
Sari — extra buckwheat noodles (noodle refill)8,000 KRW
Onmyeon — warm buckwheat noodles14,000 KRW
Sogogi — boiled beef slices28,000 KRW
Jeopsi Mandu (seasonal) — plate of dumplings13,000 KRW

Practical Information

Category
Korean Food > Naengmyeon
Address
7, Pyeonghwa-ro 439beon-gil, Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi-do
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Operating Hours
Daily 11:00 ~ 20:30
Facilities
Reservations available,Parking available

Glossary

Manduguk
Dumpling soup, often a seasonal or winter dish made with meat-and-vegetable dumplings in a light broth
Memil
Buckwheat — used for the chewier, darker noodles typical in naengmyeon
Naengmyeon
Cold buckwheat noodles; Pyeongyang-style is served in a clear, chilled broth (mul) and is mild — bibim is the spicy, mixed version
Suyuk
Thinly sliced boiled meat (pork or beef) served cold or room temperature, usually eaten with dipping sauces — a common pairing with noodles