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★ 3.8

Pildong Bunsik

필동분식

Dak Kkochi (charcoal chicken skewers)

Ratings

Average ★ 3.8 across 2 sources (DiningCode's 100-point score converted to 5).

Why here

A charcoal-grill anju bar tucked in a Chungmuro backstreet since 1994, best known for coal-fired chicken skewers, grilled ginkgo nuts, and blanched cuttlefish — a second-round drinking-food spot rather than a bunsik shop despite the name. Featured on Kim Three Meals (김사원세끼).

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₩ · Under ₩15,000 per person

Chicken skewers run roughly ₩14,000–15,000 for two servings (March 2026).

Mon-Sat 18:00-23:00, closed Sundays
Short waits at peak

A charcoal-grilled anju (drinking-food) spot open evenings only (roughly 6-11pm); a line forms around opening time on weekdays (2021-2026), though waits have not run over an hour.

Walk-in
Pildong, Jung-gu

중구 필동3가 3-19 — show this to your taxi driver

Open since 1994

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Good to know

What is Pildong Bunsik?

Pildong Bunsik is a pocha drinking restaurant in Pildong, Seoul, operating since 1994. The dish to order is Charcoal-grilled chicken skewers (dakkkochi).

Do I need a reservation at Pildong Bunsik?

No — Pildong Bunsik is a walk-in spot, no reservation needed.

How long is the wait at Pildong Bunsik?

At Pildong Bunsik: A charcoal-grilled anju (drinking-food) spot open evenings only (roughly 6-11pm); a line forms around opening time on weekdays (2021-2026), though waits have not run over an hour.

How much does Pildong Bunsik cost per person?

Expect under ₩15,000 per person at Pildong Bunsik. Chicken skewers run roughly ₩14,000–15,000 for two servings (March 2026).

Can I order at Pildong Bunsik without Korean?

We haven't confirmed whether Pildong Bunsik keeps an English menu — most neighbourhood spots in Seoul don't. This page lists what to order in English, and the restaurant's Korean name is printed on it, so you can show the name at the door and order by pointing at the counter. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, and there is no tipping.

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