Includes chuck flap, sirloin, skirt cut, ribeye cap, and marinated short ribs.
WhyIt is the main order and lets you try several cuts at once.Myeongwolgwan
JonmatMyeongwolgwan on the Vista Walkerhill side of Walkerhill is featured here. The video focuses on the signature Korean beef platter, tenderloin, marinated short ribs, and brisket kimchi stew, along with the hotel-like atmosphere and a courtyard with a Han River view.
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
The beef platter offers strong beef aroma and juices, the skirt cut has some chew, and the brisket kimchi stew is slightly greasy with weak kimchi acidity.
Tender and flavorful.
WhyIt was ordered additionally and described as the most satisfying item.Contains plenty of brisket and has a slightly greasy broth.
WhyA side meal ordered with the beef that is easy to share with the set.See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
Korean Beef Restaurant Where One Platter Costs 770,000 KRW
At Myeongwolgwan in Walkerhill, they try a 770,000 KRW Korean beef platter, sirloin, and marinated short ribs.
Myeongwolgwan on the Vista Walkerhill side of Walkerhill is featured here. The video focuses on the signature Korean beef platter, tenderloin, marinated short ribs, and brisket kimchi stew, along with the hotel-like atmosphere and a courtyard with a Han River view.
The beef platter offers strong beef aroma and juices, the skirt cut has some chew, and the brisket kimchi stew is slightly greasy with weak kimchi acidity.
- Visits Myeongwolgwan on the Vista Walkerhill side of Walkerhill.
- Shows the 770,000 KRW Myeongwolgwan beef platter.
- Tastes tenderloin, sirloin, skirt cut, ribeye cap, and marinated short ribs.
- Mentions Korean beef brisket kimchi stew and Korean beef galbitang.
- Shows the courtyard with a Han River view and self-serve coffee.
41,000 won hanwoo galbitang at a high-end yakiniku-style restaurant
At Myeongwolgwan in Walkerhill, the video features hanwoo galbitang, bulgogi, and more.
Myeongwolgwan is a Korean restaurant inside Walkerhill Hotel. The video shows hanwoo galbitang, bulgogi, cold noodles, and doenjang jjigae, plus self-serve coffee and a garden walk after the meal.
The galbitang is described as lighter and less oily than before. The bulgogi is not very sweet, and the doenjang jjigae is said to taste good.
- Myeongwolgwan is a Korean restaurant inside Walkerhill Hotel.
- The hanwoo galbitang costs 41,000 won.
- Bulgogi, cold noodles, and an extra doenjang jjigae are ordered.
- Coffee is self-served after the meal.
- Window seats overlook the Han River and the lawn garden.
A visit to Myeongwolgwan at Walkerhill for Hanwoo course and galbitang
At Myeongwolgwan in Walkerhill, the video tries expensive Hanwoo courses, galbitang, and naengmyeon with a Han River view.
Myeongwolgwan at Walkerhill is shown as a charcoal-grill beef restaurant with a Han River view, a spacious setting, and high-priced Hanwoo dishes.
The Hanwoo sirloin is described as lean and light, the ribeye as having balanced fat and beef flavor, the marinated galbi as mildly sweet, and the galbitang as rich and tender.
- Myeongwolgwan is located at Walkerhill.
- The restaurant has a view of the Han River.
- Hanwoo sirloin, marinated ribs, and galbitang are featured.
- The cold noodles are described as sitting between Hamheung and Pyeongyang styles.
- Galbitang is described as the most satisfying dish.


