Record Pizza Gangnam Station was where we headed this time. If you’re looking for somewhere in Gangnam to enjoy pizza and beer while watching baseball or soccer, this could be just the place!
There were six of us, and we ordered two pizzas, a selection of sides and several kinds of beer. The huge pizzas and TVs on practically every wall stood out right away. Here’s how our visit went!
Inside Record Pizza Gangnam Station | Big-Screen TVs
Record Pizza is near Exit 4 of Gangnam Station. The dining area was roomier than I expected, with the comfortable, moderate lighting you’d associate with a beer pub.
There were tables for two, four and six, and roughly 20 tables in the main dining area by my estimate. Near the checkout, there was also a separate private room that looked as though it could seat around eight to ten people. The room has a TV too, so it’s worth checking the details on Naver Booking!
What really caught my eye was the sheer number of TVs! Screens of all sizes were dotted throughout the pub, so it looked like you could get a decent view from just about any seat.
The floor-to-ceiling windows also made the place feel open and airy. It struck me as a great Gangnam sports pub for pizza and beer on a KBO baseball game day!
What We Ordered | Signature Pizza, Record Sausages and More
With six of us at the table, we managed to try quite a few dishes. Here’s what we thought of the pizzas, sausages and buffalo wings!
Signature Pizza and Half Spicy Bulgogi, Half Pepperoni Pizza
The Signature Pizza brought together a variety of toppings and cheese for that familiar pizza flavor we all know. It was an easy choice to share, with balanced seasoning that wasn’t too intense.
The pizzas are large, with a fairly thin crust. I actually thought the thinner base worked well alongside beer. They also arrive cut into bite-sized pieces, which makes sharing easy!
I’d say one pizza would work for two or three adult men sharing it over beers. If you’re after a more filling meal, adding a side should round things out nicely!
Our second order was a two-flavor pizza with spicy bulgogi and pepperoni. Personally, I preferred this combination to the Signature Pizza. The seasoning felt a little bolder, and that salty, savory kick was just right with beer.
I enjoyed alternating between the spicy Korean marinated beef topping and pepperoni on the same pizza. You can choose up to four flavors on one pizza, too!
Juicy Record Sausages and Buffalo Wings
One of our side orders was Record Sausages, an assortment of thick and long sausages that gave us plenty to choose from. Cutting into them released a burst of juices that really got my appetite going.
They brought tongs and scissors as well, making it easy to cut the sausages into portions for everyone. A solid option if you want another beer-friendly dish alongside the pizza!
The buffalo wings came with corn salad as well. They had the familiar flavor of buffalo wings you may have tried elsewhere, but arrived freshly cooked and piping hot, making them an especially satisfying match for beer.
Since we’d ordered so much food, the owner treated us to two complimentary spaghetti dishes!
They had that familiar pizza-place spaghetti taste and were served straight from the kitchen, so we happily tucked in. I don’t recall seeing spaghetti listed among the sides, so it seems they really were a little extra from the owner. Haha!
The Beers | Stella, Budweiser, Hanmac and More
We tried Stella, Budweiser and Hanmac. All were on draft, and we enjoyed them cold and refreshing!
We started by switching between different beers, but ended up ordering quite a lot of Hanmac.
A 600 ml Hanmac cost KRW 5,900. The glass was generously sized and the price was lower than the other drafts we tried, so it felt like good value. I didn’t find the flavor quite as appealing as the imported beers, but later on we made up for that with quantity. Haha!
The draft beer options are listed below!
Main Menu Items and Prices
The menu is extensive, so I’ve focused on what we tried and a few useful choices for ordering. You can get pizza by the slice or as a whole pie, and some sets include a half pizza. Whole pizzas can also combine two, three or four flavors.
Pizza and Side Highlights
Prices in the tables below are current as of October 2026.
Item | Price | What’s Included / Notes |
|---|---|---|
Signature Pizza | Slice KRW 6,900 / Whole KRW 28,900 | The go-to option we ordered |
Pepperoni Pizza | Slice KRW 6,900 / Whole KRW 29,900 | Salty and savory, an ideal match for beer |
Spicy Bulgogi Pizza | Slice KRW 7,500 / Whole KRW 32,900 | Pizza with mildly spicy Korean marinated beef |
Two / Three / Four-Flavor Pizza | KRW 32,900 / KRW 33,900 / KRW 34,900 | Choose your preferred toppings |
Buffalo Wings + Corn Salad | KRW 13,900 | 8 wings |
Record Sausages | KRW 16,900 | Includes corn salad |
Garlic Nachos / Cajun Fries | KRW 8,900 / KRW 9,900 | Easy sides to share |
There are also sets that let you order pizza and sides together! The menu below features a newer spicy pizza called Ahn Pizza. We didn’t try it, but it looked tempting!
Selected Draft Beer Prices
Item | Price |
|---|---|
Stella Artois | KRW 7,900 |
Budweiser | KRW 6,900 |
Hanmac 600 ml | KRW 5,900 |
Signature Dark Beer | KRW 7,900 |
Hoegaarden | KRW 7,900 |
Heineken | KRW 8,900 |
Beyond draft beer, there were plenty of other choices, including soju, highballs and bottled beers. They also had non-alcoholic Cass Lemon Zero, so there should be something to suit different preferences.
Three Beers + Snack Sets
There were beer sets that I hadn’t found easy to spot on the Naver Maps menu before our visit. Each set includes three beers of the same kind and one dish from either Group A or Group B.
Beer | Set A | Set B |
|---|---|---|
Budweiser | KRW 28,900 | KRW 32,900 |
Stella | KRW 29,900 | KRW 34,900 |
Hoegaarden | KRW 29,900 | KRW 34,900 |
Signature Dark Beer | KRW 30,900 | KRW 35,900 |
Heineken | KRW 33,900 | KRW 38,900 |
Group A choices: Choose one of Cajun fries, garlic fries, garlic nachos or spicy cheese tteokbokki (Korean rice cakes).
Group B choices: Choose one of Record Sausages, dried pollock, semi-dried squid or grilled dried filefish.
If you’re planning to order another dish, it’s worth checking whether there’s a set with your preferred beer. The menu is large and a little overwhelming, so take a look at the beer-and-food sets before deciding what to order!
Facilities | Restrooms, Smoking, Parking and Waiting Times
To wrap up, here’s a look at the restrooms, smoking arrangements and other practical details at Record Pizza Gangnam Station, along with how busy it gets!
Restrooms
The restrooms aren’t directly inside the pub’s own dining space, but you can reach them through the building without going out onto the street. From the back of the pub, turn left, go through the door and head up about half a flight of stairs.
There’s a single entrance that initially looks shared, but inside, the men’s and women’s areas were separate. Everything was neatly maintained, and the sink area even had amenities such as single-use mouthwash, dental floss and candies.
It felt like they put real care into looking after the restrooms!
Parking
I didn’t personally confirm the parking arrangements during our visit. Since the pub is down a side street, I suspect parking could be tricky. It’s about a five-minute walk from Gangnam Station Exit 4, so I’d suggest public transport. If you’re driving, check with the pub first!
Smoking Area
I didn’t see a separate smoking room or designated smoking area. People seemed to be smoking in the nearby side streets.
Waiting Times and Reservations
On the Thursday we visited, the busiest period was between 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM. I’d estimate the main dining area was about 80–90% full. If it’s that busy on a weekday, Fridays and Saturdays could draw a bigger crowd.
Seats also fill up earlier on baseball or soccer match days. When I passed by during an Asian Games baseball game, the place looked full!
Naver Booking is available, so I recommend reserving a table if you’re coming with a group or planning to watch a major match!
For me, Record Pizza Gangnam Station was a welcoming place to share pizza and beer with friends while watching sports. The abundance of TVs made following the game easy, and I liked having beer-friendly choices such as sausages and wings alongside the pizzas.
If you’re looking for a pub in Gangnam for pizza, beer, baseball or soccer, I’d recommend Record Pizza Gangnam Station!
