RESTAURANT · Nowon-gu

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Name: Peulrekseubeogeo
Address: 서울특별시 노원구 동일로192길 88, 오성빌딩 1층 (공릉동), Nowon-Gu, Seoul, KR
Telephone: 02-971-3250
Rating: 4

Peulrekseubeogeo

4.0·Taereung Station · 252m·Western-style Korean

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About the Cuisine

Western-style Korean

Western food has been localized in Seoul over decades, emerging as something distinctly Korean in the process. Demi-glace pork cutlets, cream pasta with kimchi, and French-style brunch menus sit alongside Italian pizza and American burgers in Seoul's eclectic restaurant landscape. Many younger Korean chefs trained abroad and returned to open restaurants that blend European technique with Korean ingredients and sensibility.

About the District

Nowon-gu

Nowon-gu in northeastern Seoul is a large residential district known for its community-focused dining culture. Local restaurants here serve the kinds of meals families eat daily — doenjang jjigae, guk-based soups, grilled fish — without the theatrics of trendier areas. It's a neighbourhood that rewards those looking for genuine everyday Korean food at prices that haven't been adjusted for tourists.

Hours영업시간

Hours not tracked — confirm by phone: 02-971-3250

Ratings & Buzz평점 & 블로그 반응

Google Rating

동민7 months ago

The design, from the exterior to the interior, seems really well done. The burgers are your typical delicious, handmade burgers, but they're so good I often crave them. My companions raved about the patties.

이대길1 year ago

I went there because it had the most reviews. I ordered the Flex Burger Set. The price is affordable, in the 10,000 won range. As for the taste, the vegetables were fresh, but maybe because there wasn't enough sauce, it was just okay. The service was also disappointing.

맛만 보는 집1 year ago

A Burger Specialty Shop Located about 10 minutes from Gongneung Station, this is a handmade burger specialty shop that seems to have paid considerable attention to its interior design. It has a retro vibe that feels just like what American burger joints in the 80s and 90s might have been like. I like this atmosphere because it makes the burgers taste even better. There are several types of burgers available, and since the style and taste vary depending on the ingredients, it is a place where choosing is relatively easy. The "Flex Burger," named after the shop, is a cheeseburger containing lettuce and onions. The sauce tastes and looks like kema sauce? It seems to offer a flavor that almost everyone likes. The bun has a slightly sweet taste and a fluffy texture that is quite good. You can get a set for 10,900 won, which is not a bad price for a handmade burger. The fries are on the thicker side, and they taste decent in general. Of course, they taste even better with ketchup. The store feels more spacious than expected, and with a variety of seating options for one or two people, it is a good place for dining alone. There is a kiosk located in a phone booth-like area next to the counter; you simply pick up your order once it is ready. They provide a can of Coke for delivery, but personally, it is a bit disappointing that you have to get it from the vending machine when dining in. Coke tastes better in a can or bottle, after all... Still, it’s a thumbs up for those who love unlimited refills. When I visited after 2 PM on a Sunday, the store was relatively quiet, and it appears they do not have a separate break time. A visually fresh handmade burger~