IKEA Gwangmyeong

Nice place! Good food!

I just read that this is the largest Ikea in the world. It was huge. So seeing how busy it was I totally understand why it was needed to build this store so big. Korean people love to shop and they love IKEA! Don't go here on a weekend, it will be like cattle in the slaughter line waiting to be processed for a McDonald's restaurant. It took longer to walk through the store than it was to take the hour train ride to get there. Still love all the products.

Great but too busy. I noticed there’s allot of Asian people here I think they might have racist policy you never see any back people

As a Swede I’m not impartial to IKEA, but this was a very good IKEA! They grow their own salad in the restaurant and everything is stocked and fresh everywhere and also have the Korean twist to the rooms they are showing

Not so crowded on weekdays, food court menus are limited because of COVID-19 and employee strike.

The place was clean, big and following the healthy's order.

I like here. Big, cheap and they have all things that you need for house.

Biggest Ikea store in South Korea and may be one of the biggest in the world.
Best thing to enjoy at any Ikea store apart from shopping is the food. They also have wide options for vegetarian and vegan food.
The place does not require any feedback or review in the home, furnishing, home deco and other merchandise that they sell.
Very conveniently located the place can be reached by bus, taxi and own vehicle. Ample parking space. There is also a mall attached to this store which is also huge and a very good place to shop. It provides a lot of discount

Enjoyed the mood and service. Want to visit again anytime soon.

Every time I visit here, I felt Northern European mood. For example, the counters have partitions dividing my items from others, however most, cashers, they don’t use partitions. I guess that no one needs it and nobody knows there are divider! Cuz Korean shops have nothing like that. One another example is washroom. It is just as one I saw in Sweden before. Tiles, doors, plan, even the toilets were all looking so European. (unfortunately there wasn’t cloth towel tho) Everything seems imported from Sweden. Come to think of it, washrooms of Costco are also as US toilet.

Much bigger than Ilsan Ikea, more products, diverse menu and more sales.

Great place for shopping furniture
Had best food in the restaurant

Very busy. Great cafe. Very good selection of stuff. People there are very helpful.

Showrooms very well displayed, lots of choices to make among the various selectios of furnitures & interior parts. Got kids playground where customers can use for one hour(no charge). While kids are playing, we could look around without the bothering. Food court was nice as well. Very recommended place for new interior.

This IKEA store used to be packed on weekends (especially pre pandemic), and you literally needed to "swim" through the ocean of people. However, when I visited here more recently, it was surprisingly less crowded, and I was able to see the model rooms and furniture with a peace of mind. You can almost certainly find what you need here (and buy something you didn't plan too). I also love the cafeteria at IKEA. It is also kids friendly environment.

good place to get all items for living. im happy to know that getting stuffs for a reasonable price.

Swedish quality is the best!

Spare at least 4-6 hours to visit. Food is good, and vegetarian options are available.

Very nice restaurant! Love the apple cake

I'm honestly blown away by the size of this IKEA. They have everything and the employees that assisted me spoke English so that I could get my dresser shipped to my apartment! :)