What are the operating hours and last order time for Tobak-i Naengsam in Soha-dong, Gwangmyeong?

Tobak-i Naengsam operates daily from 5:00 PM until 0:30 AM the following day. Food orders can be placed until 11:30 PM.

How many grams is one serving of Duroc Naengsamgyeop at Tobak-i Naengsam, and what is its price?

One serving of Tobak-i Naengsam's Duroc Naengsamgyeop is 150g and costs ~$7. It's offered at a price under ~$7, based on a 150g serving, not 100g.

Where can I park when visiting Tobak-i Naengsam, and is Gwangmyeong Pay accepted?

You can use the shopping complex's underground parking lot for free, but space is limited, so using nearby parking is recommended. Payment with Gwangmyeong Pay, a local currency, is accepted.

What are the characteristics of Tobak-i Naengsam's self-serve fried rice, and how did the article's author evaluate it?

If you order two portions of the self-serve fried rice, the quantity is generous enough to fill the entire grill. However, the author commented that it contained too much ssamjang, resulting in a sticky texture and being too salty, leaving a sense of disappointment.

Tobac-ineangsaam: Gwangmyeong's Cozy Frozen Pork Belly Spot

Gwangmyeong Soha-dong Frozen Pork Belly Hotspot

Tobagi Naengsam

Text. Photos ⓒ vivivin

On a weekday evening, if you're looking to enjoy a refreshing drink

alongside the savory aroma of grilled meat, this is the place to go.

In a cozy, hideaway-like atmosphere, whether you're chatting quietly or having a lively conversation,

it's the perfect setting to share stories and raise a glass.

Location and Parking Information

Address: 1st Floor, 94 Soharo, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi-do (Soha-dong 1343-6)

Phone: 0507-1396-2277

Business Hours: Daily 17:00 - 00:30 the next day (Last order 23:30)

Parking: Free use of the underground commercial parking lot (can be tight), nearby parking lots recommended.

Other: Local currency (Gwangmyeong Pay) accepted.

A Cozy, Inviting Interior Atmosphere Like a Secret Hideout

Stepping inside, you'll find about 6-7 tables

cozily arranged,

creating more of a warm pub vibe

than a dining space centered around meat.

With a lively yet friendly atmosphere,

it's a great environment to comfortably chat with family or friends

and enjoy some grilled meat.

Menu Composition

The charming handwritten menu board catches your eye.

📋Main Menu

Duroc Frozen Pork Belly 150g / ~$7

Beef Brisket 150g / ~$8

📋Sides & Drinks

Doenjang-jjigae (Soybean Paste Stew), Kimchi Mal-i Guksu (Kimchi Cold Noodles), Ramyeon (Original, Bibim-myeon, Jjapagetti)

Janchi-guksu (Feast Noodles), Kimchi-jjigae (Kimchi Stew), Fried Egg

Self-볶음밥 (Self-볶음밥), Rice

Soju, Beer, Cheongha, and soft drinks are available.

We went all-in on the Duroc Frozen Pork Belly from start to finish.

At a base of 150g, not 100g, and priced under ~$7,

what a fantastic price!

It's perfect for ordering without hesitation and enjoying as a snack with drinks.

Let the Grilling Begin, and Time for a Drink! (But with a Soft Drink)

Each table has a call bell,

making it convenient as you don't have to directly call a staff member.

And oh – unusually for a frozen pork belly restaurant,

I liked that they provided individually wrapped utensil sets.

The basic side dishes (banchan) are served all at once

on a retro 'obong' tray.

Lettuce, perilla leaves, spicy green onion salad, pickled radish wraps (ssammu),

bean sprout salad, kimchi, garlic,

salt, curry powder, ssamjang (dipping sauce), and seasoned gochujang (chili paste)

are neatly arranged.

Sesame oil and black pepper are set on the table.

Sprinkle pepper on the meat as it grills,

and for sesame oil, you can pour it over salt to make a salt-sesame oil dipping sauce,

or add a pinch of salt and sesame oil to garlic,

and cook it on the grill – it's just perfect.

Duroc Frozen Pork Belly for 3 people arrives!

With a perfect ratio of meat to fat,

and its pristine color, you just want to grill it up and eat it right away.

Being incredibly hungry,

we ordered rice and doenjang-jjigae first.

The rice bowl came piled high, so generously portioned

that the amount in the photo is actually half of it.

(However, the doenjang-jjigae was a bit bland for my personal taste,

so I didn't find myself reaching for it much. Haha.)

Then, it was time to get serious! We placed the meat on the grill,

and right where the delicious samgyeopsal oil started to flow down,

we added some kimchi and seasoned bean sprouts.

Once it's cooked just right, we'd move it up and keep the grilling going!

There's something about crispy, golden-brown *naengsam* (frozen pork belly) that makes it

impossible to eat slowly. Seriously, it just disappears! 😄

Those perfectly grilled, golden-brown pieces of *naengsam*? Two at a time, straight into my happy belly! Mmm!

Honestly, I prefer popping two thin slices into my mouth over one big, thick piece.

It’s just right!

We experimented with various dips, from simple salt to a touch of curry powder.

And, of course, we couldn't resist wrapping it in fresh lettuce with *ssam-mu* (pickled radish), shredded green onions, and garlic.

So many delicious ways to enjoy it!

But without a doubt, the ultimate combination is

pairing it with kimchi, grilled right in that flavorful samgyeopsal oil. Pure perfection! Good!

DIY Fried Rice – Get Creative!

Even though our bellies were happily full of meat,

and we’d already devoured bowls of rice,

we still felt like something was missing to truly complete the meal, so

we decided to order the DIY fried rice as the grand finale!

We ordered two servings and fried them up,

and wow, it completely filled the grill plate!

We diligently fried it up and took a bite, and well, honestly...

I personally think it might have been even tastier to just order a plain bowl of rice,

then chop up some of the leftover grilled kimchi and meat from the grill,

and make our own fried rice right there.

😄

Even with plenty of kimchi, perhaps a bit too much *ssamjang* (spicy dipping sauce) was added,

making the texture a little sticky and quite salty. It was a slight disappointment, to be honest. 😢

The true grand finale? A refreshing yogurt drink!

While some of the side dishes were a bit of a letdown,

the star of the show – the Duroc *naengsamgyeop* – was absolutely delicious and stole the spotlight!

📍 Tobaki Naengsam

This place has a cozy, intimate interior and stays open from evening until 00:30 AM.

It's the kind of lively spot where laughter and conversation grow louder as everyone enjoys a drink or two.

It feels like the perfect spot to unwind and destress with a glass of *Cheongha* (Korean rice wine)

after a long day at work, or once the kids are asleep, rather than bringing the little ones along.

👇 Check out more Gwangmyeong Samgyeopsal spots 👇

Gwangmyeong, Gwangmyeong-dong | Childong Hoegwan, Frozen Pork Belly Set Mealblog.naver.com

Gwangmyeong Cheolsan Station | Matchandeul King Salt Grill Gwangmyeong Cheolsan Branchblog.naver.com