A Korean restaurant near the entrance to Koreatown on Friendship Highway in Angeles, centered on sundae-guk (Korean blood sausage soup) but also serving other gukbap (rice soups), naengmyeon (cold noodles), and Korean snack-bar dishes. It is listed on Google Maps as 'BONGANE NENGMYUN (본가네 냉면)'. A 2014 blog post says they make the naengmyeon dough fresh every day, and since then the place has become better known as a sundae-guk spot. Many reviews describe it as a long-standing fixture of Koreatown. This is the first branch, and there is a separate second branch with the same name next to the On Hotel in Clark, so check which branch you are looking at on the map. A 2026 review says the same location also runs a cafeteria-style buffet called 'Seoul Canteen (서울깐띤)', where you pick four side dishes with rice and add a soup.
The signature dish is sundae-guk, available in two versions: clear sundae-guk and spicy sundae-guk. Several reviews say it comes out boiling hot, generously filled with offal and blood sausage. Many reviews say you season it to your own taste with perilla seed powder, seasoned chili paste (dadaegi), salted shrimp, and chopped chili peppers. One review says even the spicy version isn't very hot, so people add more seasoning. Several reviews also mention that the side dishes, such as kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi), are tasty. The menu is varied, from ppyeo-haejangguk (pork bone hangover soup), gamjatang (pork bone stew), osori-gukbap (a type of rice soup), sundae-jeongol (blood sausage hot pot), and mukbap (acorn jelly rice soup) to naengmyeon, jjolmyeon (chewy spicy noodles), gimbap, and dumplings. Some customers have pyeonyuk (sliced boiled pork) or assorted sundae as a side dish with soju, and the gimbap, pyeonyuk, and dumplings can be taken out. A 2017 review says the interior is divided into tables on both sides and a long group table in the middle. Some reviews say the staff are friendly and understand orders in Korean. However, Google reviews from the past few years include several saying the portions or flavor are disappointing for the price, and others saying it isn't what it used to be, so satisfaction varies depending on the dish.
According to the popular times on Google Maps, the busiest times are around 2–3 PM on Tuesdays and Fridays, 10–11 AM on Thursdays, and around 7 PM on Mondays. Wednesdays and Sundays are relatively quiet. One review says golf tourists often stop by for a hangover breakfast, and another reviewer came for breakfast. According to Google Maps, reservations and takeout are available. According to 2017–2018 blog posts, the English signboard reads 'PIG HOUSE', so telling your driver 'Pig House' worked.
According to Google Maps, free street parking is available. Burger King on Friendship Highway is about 100 m away, and Jollibee and Hotel Snow Angeles are each about 150 m away. You can call to make inquiries.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blog reviews, and SeeQee business news). Menus and prices may change, so check before you visit.
