When searching for a private room Korean restaurant in Yeouido for a special occasion, I discovered DAEBOJUNG Yeouido and immediately knew I had to reserve a table online. As someone who's always been curious about Korean beef omakase, this restaurant checked all the boxes—every single table is housed in its own private room, making it ideal for business dinners, family gatherings, or intimate celebrations. Specializing in premium Hanwoo beef courses, particularly their signature two-plus-plus grade beef, my expectations were high. The experience exceeded them in every way.




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DAEBOJUNG Yeouido is located on B1 of the Yuhua Securities Building, just a three-minute walk from Exit 3 of Yeouido Station. The location is incredibly convenient, close to both The Hyundai Seoul and IFC Mall, making it a perfect dinner destination after shopping. I drove to the restaurant and found the underground parking garage spacious and easy to navigate. The first 30 minutes are complimentary, with an additional 1 hour 30 minutes validated with your meal—that's 2 hours of free parking total. After that, parking costs about 1,000 won per 10 minutes.



The restaurant is open daily from 11 AM to 10 PM, with a break time from 3 PM to 5 PM, so be sure to check the hours before you visit. Last order is at 9 PM, and you can reserve your table online through Naver Reservation or Catchtable.



From the moment I stepped inside, the sophisticated interior design made an impression. What sets DAEBOJUNG Yeouido apart as a private room Korean restaurant is that every seat is in an individual private room—no shared dining spaces whatsoever. The restaurant offers rooms in various sizes to accommodate 4, 6, or even 12 guests, and the partitions between rooms can be opened when needed to create larger spaces. This flexibility means they can host groups of up to 40 people, making it an excellent choice for company dinners or extended family gatherings in Yeouido, Seoul.



Our party was seated in a 4-person room with soft lighting and elegant decor that would be absolutely appropriate for a family meeting, engagement dinner, or anniversary celebration. A charcoal grill sat ready at the center of the table, and the traditional side dishes were already beautifully arranged.


The menu is divided into lunch and dinner courses, with different compositions and pricing for weekdays versus weekends. A la carte ordering is available, and the restaurant allows corkage. We chose the Dinner 'Dae' course at 199,000 won per person, totaling 398,000 won for two.



Before the course began, we were offered a choice of grape juice or sparkling wine as a welcome beverage—we selected one of each. The staff then presented the ingredients that would be used in our meal, including the premium Korean beef and even live lobster, which immediately established confidence in the quality and freshness of what we were about to experience.



The first dish was perilla seed and chicken porridge. Finely minced chicken blended with nutty perilla created a smooth, comforting start that gently prepared the palate.



Next came five kinds of seasonal sashimi: tuna, sea bream, salmon, sea bass, and shrimp. The tuna and shrimp were particularly impressive in their freshness—firm texture and absolutely no fishy aftertaste.


The three amuse-bouche courses featured abalone, lobster, and a palate cleanser. Steamed abalone wrapped in seaweed was nestled inside grilled zucchini and served with an abalone liver sauce. The bouncy texture of the abalone paired beautifully with the tender zucchini. The lobster was minced and stuffed into squid before being fried—the result was wonderfully savory. A refreshing cleanser reset our palates.



Korean beef tartare was served with crispy seaweed chips. The contrast between the delicate raw beef and the crunchy seaweed created an interesting textural interplay.



Lobster sashimi arrived topped with a touch of caviar. This was my first time having lobster raw, and the texture was almost jelly-like—springy, fresh, and completely clean-tasting.


The Hanwoo tteokgalbi burger featured a Korean beef patty between charcoal-infused buns. Juicy and slightly sweet, it was a welcome carbohydrate addition to the progression.



Hanwoo buckwheat noodles came topped with thinly sliced Korean beef and perilla leaves, dressed in a bright sauce made with mustard and perilla oil that awakened the appetite.



This was the moment I'd been waiting for. The premium two-plus-plus grade Hanwoo charcoal grill featured sirloin, ribeye, tenderloin, and shrimp cut, with marbling so beautiful it looked like art. Abalone and scallops were also included, allowing us to enjoy seafood alongside the premium Korean beef.



We grilled the meat ourselves at the table, and the staff thoughtfully provided a small secondary burner to keep everything warm. The beef could be cut with a knife like steak, and it literally melted in the mouth. True to its two-plus-plus grade designation, the meat was incredibly tender and rich. The chewy abalone and scallops complemented the beef perfectly. This Korean beef omakase in Yeouido, Seoul is something I would confidently recommend to anyone seeking an exceptional Hanwoo experience.


For the meal course, we could choose from Korean beef seaweed soup, cold noodles, or lobster ramen. The lobster ramen is exclusive to the 'Dae' course. We ordered one of the beef soup and one lobster ramen.



The Korean beef seaweed soup came with premium Icheon rice and was deeply flavored and satisfying when paired with the traditional side dishes. The lobster ramen was visually stunning—the broth was intensely infused with lobster essence, and the bowl was packed with generous chunks of lobster meat. The distinctive umami of lobster married beautifully with the noodles.



Dessert was a pear sorbet. Since we were celebrating a special occasion, the staff surprised us with decorative lettering on the dessert plate and even took a Polaroid photo for us to take home. This attention to detail makes DAEBOJUNG Yeouido an excellent choice for anniversary dinners in Seoul.



You can reserve your table online at DAEBOJUNG Yeouido through Naver Reservation or Catchtable. Advance reservations are strongly recommended, especially for weekend evenings. For large private room bookings, the restaurant can accommodate up to 40 guests, so contact them ahead if you're planning a company event.


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If you're visiting Seoul and want to experience premium Korean cuisine, DAEBOJUNG Yeouido is easily accessible via subway—take Line 5 or 9 to Yeouido Station and use Exit 3. The staff are accustomed to international guests, though it helps to use the online reservation system in advance. Korean dining etiquette is fairly relaxed at omakase restaurants like this, but do wait for all dishes to be presented and explained before eating. The staff will guide you on grilling the beef properly. Dress code is smart casual—business attire is common given the Yeouido location. Credit cards are widely accepted.



DAEBOJUNG Yeouido stands out among Yeouido restaurants for offering both complete privacy and exceptional Korean beef omakase quality. The fact that every seat is in a private room meant we could relax completely without worrying about other diners, and the carefully curated courses showcasing two-plus-plus grade Hanwoo and fresh seasonal ingredients demonstrated real culinary craftsmanship. While the price point is on the higher side, for special occasions and important gatherings, the experience absolutely justifies the investment. If you're searching for a business dinner restaurant in Yeouido, Seoul, or simply want to experience world-class Korean beef in an intimate setting, I highly recommend you reserve your table online at this outstanding establishment.



Q. Do I need to reserve a table online at DAEBOJUNG Yeouido?
A. Yes, reservations are highly recommended. Since every table is a private room, weekend and dinner slots fill up quickly. Book through Naver Reservation or Catchtable to guarantee your space.


Q. Is parking convenient?
A. The building's underground parking is spacious and easy to use. You get 30 minutes free plus 1.5 hours validated with your meal—2 hours total at no charge. After that it's 1,000 won per 10 minutes.



Q. Is this suitable for a family meeting or engagement dinner?
A. Absolutely. The private rooms, upscale atmosphere, and refined Korean beef courses make it ideal for family meetings, engagement dinners, anniversaries, and other milestone celebrations. The restaurant accommodates parties from 4 to 40 guests.
