Green Bottle’s Yeonboseong in Bupyeong: The Cash-Only Menu Explained
Looking for the inexpensive Chinese restaurant shown by Green Bottle TV near Bupyeong Market? The restaurant is Yeonboseong (연보성). The important detail is the payment condition: the low prices in the October 20, 2026 video belong to a cash-only value menu, not every order placed at the restaurant.
Photo: Green Bottle TV, October 20, 2026.
What did Green Bottle actually order?
He ordered jjamppong and mini tangsuyuk separately. At the prices shown, the food came to ₩15,000: ₩5,000 for the noodle soup and ₩10,000 for the small sweet-and-sour pork. Alcohol was extra. This is a reconstruction of that video's order, not a fixed-price offer for your future visit.
The value menu also showed jjajangmyeon at ₩4,000, udon at ₩5,000, a tangsuyuk-and-two-jjajangmyeon set at ₩15,000, and a tangsuyuk, jjamppong and jjajangmyeon set at ₩16,000. The printed condition said the value menu was for cash payment and did not accept cards.
Why do other prices appear online?
The regular menu visible in the same footage listed jjajangmyeon at ₩6,000 and jjamppong at ₩7,000. The Naver menu checked on October 20 showed jjajangmyeon at ₩4,500. These are distinct records, so it would be misleading to present one low figure as the restaurant's universal current price.
Before ordering, show the staff the 알뜰 메뉴 wording and ask whether the cash menu still applies. Confirm the total and payment method first. The video provides a useful budget example, but does not establish the menu or conditions on the day you arrive.
The broth impressed him more than the noodles
Green Bottle liked the jjamppong broth's spicy edge and moderate richness for the price. He did not describe a bowl packed with a wide range of seafood; squid was visible, but this was more of an inexpensive neighbourhood noodle soup than a lavish seafood meal.
He was less enthusiastic about the noodles, which seemed a little undercooked to him that day. That criticism is part of the review. His positive reaction to the broth should not be expanded into a claim that he praised every part of the dish.
The pork portion in the photograph needs context
The tangsuyuk sauce came separately. He described the coating as an old-fashioned Chinese-restaurant style rather than the light, chewy coating common in some newer versions. He liked the tangy sauce and later poured it over the pork, saying the combination worked better for him.
His plate included a few extra pieces because he was the first customer. The video checked that detail with the owner. Do not use the photograph as a promise that every mini-tangsuyuk order will contain exactly that amount.
Check Wednesday closures and evening hours
The recorded address is 63 Buheung-ro 334beon-gil, Bupyeong-gu, Incheon (인천 부평구 부흥로334번길 63), approximately 591 metres from Exit 2 of Bupyeong Market Station in the checked listing. The listed telephone number is 032-522-2222.
He first found the restaurant closed and returned the following day. The video description and pinned comment reported the owner's closure schedule as the second and third Wednesday of each month, with hours of 11:00–23:00. The map instead showed daily hours of 11:00–21:00. Because those records conflict, telephone ahead for a Wednesday or late-evening visit.
The video did not list a dedicated car park. It pointed to the nearby Bupyeong Market public parking facility; that is not permission to park directly outside the restaurant.
Check Yeonboseong on Naver Maps →
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Sources: Green Bottle TV footage, description and pinned comment dated October 20, 2026; Naver restaurant information checked the same day. This article summarizes those sources and is not our own restaurant visit.