Jeongseoktong Barbeque Tongjokgui Jogaeteo in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi is a jokbal (pig’s feet) restaurant in the Korea Tourism Organization’s English listing — its most famous menu is braised pigs’ feet, and it opens 16:00–04:00.
That matters if you are planning a late-night dinner outside Seoul, because the listed window runs 12 hours into the morning.
This post covers what the place is known for, what to order with the names you can say, hours and parking, how to reach it by phone in English, and getting there from Seoul.
What Is Jeongseoktong Barbeque Tongjokgui Jogaeteo Known For?
| Address | 133, Jungang 2-ro, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do |
|---|---|
| Cuisine | Barbecue-flavored jokbal (pig’s feet), Korean dishes |
| Most famous menu | Braised pigs’ feet (jokbal-jori) |
| Hours | 16:00–04:00, evening through late night |
| Reservations | Available |
| Parking | Available |
| Phone | +82-31-657-9245 |
Jeongseoktong Barbeque Tongjokgui Jogaeteo is known for braised pigs’ feet — the Korea Tourism Organization’s English listing names that dish as the most famous menu.
The listing describes it as a barbecue-flavored jokbal restaurant serving Korean dishes, located at 133, Jungang 2-ro in Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do.
Jokbal means pig’s trotters, usually braised and sliced at the table, so this is a meat dinner place rather than a barbecue grill house.
The KTO English listing (TourAPI content 2701937, checked September 29, 2026) names braised pigs’ feet as the most famous menu at this Pyeongtaek restaurant.
If you want the dish the listing itself highlights, order the braised pigs’ feet; if you prefer grilled flavor, the barbecue-style menu is the direction the name points to.
What Should I Order — the Menu With the Names to Say
The listing gives two menu items: Braised Pigs’ Feet and Napa Wraps with Pork.
Those two names are the whole confirmed menu, so they are what you can point to or say without a menu photo.
To order the signature dish, saying "jokbal" is enough — that is the Korean word for pig’s trotters, and the dish the listing calls most famous.
For the second item, "napa wraps with pork" means pork served with cabbage leaves you wrap it in.
If you want to book before you go, reservations are available — call +82-31-657-9245 and name the dish as braised pigs’ feet, or jokbal.
Opening Hours, Closing Day and Parking
The listed hours are 16:00–04:00, and the same listing separately says the restaurant is open 24/7 with no regular closing day.
Per the KTO listing, opening hours are 16:00–04:00 — a 12-hour evening-through-late-night window each day.
The two lines do not plainly agree: "16:00–04:00" describes a nightly window, while "open 24/7" could mean every day of the week or literally around the clock.
Reservations and parking are both listed as available, which covers the two practical needs for a late dinner outside central Seoul.
If your plan depends on a late-night close, call +82-31-657-9245 and confirm that night’s hours before you travel — that is the one check that settles the contradiction.
Can I Call in English? Phone and the 1330 Hotline
There are two contact routes: the restaurant’s direct line at +82-31-657-9245, and the 1330 Travel Hotline at +82-2-1330 with Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese support.
The direct line gets you the restaurant itself, which is what you need for same-day hours, a table or parking questions.
If Korean is not an option for you, the 1330 Travel Hotline is the confirmed multilingual channel — an interpreter service that can call on your behalf.
The listing gives two contact routes: the restaurant at +82-31-657-9245 and the 1330 Travel Hotline at +82-2-1330, which supports Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese.
For a simple booking, try the direct line first; for anything that needs explanation in English, Japanese or Chinese, use the hotline.
How Do I Get There From Seoul?
The confirmed location is 133, Jungang 2-ro, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do, in central Pyeongtaek near the Pyeongtaek Station side of downtown.
Pyeongtaek sits south of Seoul on the Gyeonggi corridor, so the trip is a regional rail or intercity bus ride plus a local hop to the Jungang 2-ro address.
The exact nearest station exit, walking distance and bus routes are not in the listing, so check a route planner before you set out.
The koreankorea.com Seoul metro route planner covers the Seoul metropolitan area, and its Gyeonggi travel-guide map and day-trips-from-Seoul pages list other places to pair with the trip.
If you drive, parking is available at the restaurant; if you ride, plug the address into the route planner and confirm the last train or bus home, because the 04:00 close is later than most transit.
If I were planning the visit, I would aim for the listed 16:00 opening and take an early evening train down, because that leaves room for a backup bus if the last connection to Seoul turns out to be earlier than the restaurant’s closing hour.
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Sources
- KTO TourAPI listing: braised pigs’ feet signature, 16:00-04: (api.visitkorea.or.kr)
- No 6-month-recent reviews found (koreankorea.com)
- Day-trip guide with transport info available for linking (koreankorea.com)
If You Are Planning the Trip
- If I were planning the visit, I would aim for the listed 16:00 opening rather than arriving near midnight, and call +82-31-657-9245 ahead to confirm the 04:00 close that night.
- Reserve by phone — reservations are listed as available.
- The braised pigs’ feet (jokbal-jori) is the plate to point at, since the listing names it most famous.
- Drive if you can — parking is available, and late-night transit back to Seoul is not confirmed.
- The KTO listing has no prices, so any jokbal price range you see elsewhere is an estimate, not a confirmed fact.
FAQ
Q. What is Jeongseoktong Barbeque Tongjokgui Jogaeteo in Pyeongtaek known for?
Braised pigs’ feet (jokbal-jori) — the KTO English listing names it as the most famous menu at this barbecue-flavored jokbal restaurant.
Q. Hours say 16:00–04:00 but the listing also says "open 24/7" — which is correct?
Both lines appear in the same listing and they do not plainly agree, so confirm by phone at +82-31-657-9245 before a late-night visit.
Q. What is the price of a serving of braised pigs’ feet?
The KTO listing gives no prices, and no first-party price page was found — any range quoted elsewhere is an estimate, not a confirmed figure.
Q. What are the opening hours and is there parking?
Hours are listed as 16:00–04:00, and both reservations and parking are listed as available.
Q. How do I get there from Seoul?
Head for 133, Jungang 2-ro in central Pyeongtaek near the Pyeongtaek Station side of downtown; the nearest station and bus routes are not confirmed in the listing, so check a metro route planner before travel.
For more places to combine with a Gyeonggi day trip, see the koreankorea.com Gyeonggi travel-guide map and the day trips from Seoul page with directions.
Cover photo: AI-generated illustration (braised pigs feet) — AI-generated image, illustrative only
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