🛋️ IKEA Giheung | A Scandinavian Home & Family Destination in Yongin
Looking for furniture, home accessories, interior inspiration, Swedish food, and a family-friendly shopping experience in one place? IKEA Giheung in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do is one of Korea’s major IKEA stores and a useful destination for both residents and international visitors.
Instead of simply browsing shelves, you can walk through complete room displays, compare furniture sizes and layouts, pick up small home accessories, enjoy Swedish food, and spend several hours exploring ideas for your home.
📍 Address: 62, Singomae-ro, Giheung-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
🗺️ Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9dPDCjFFezURs4gfKGOrek
📞 Telephone: +82 1670-4532
🛋️ Why Visit IKEA Giheung?
IKEA is especially useful when you want to see how furniture actually works inside a realistic room setting.
The showroom presents combinations for:
🛏️ Bedrooms
🛋️ Living rooms
🍽️ Dining areas
🍳 Kitchens
💻 Home offices
🧸 Kids’ rooms
🗄️ Storage spaces
💡 Lighting and interior accessories
One of the most useful things for visitors is seeing how relatively small spaces can be organized efficiently. This can be especially interesting in Korea, where apartment living is very common.
Take photos of layouts you like, check product information, and compare different combinations before heading toward the marketplace and self-service furniture area.
🛒 Affordable Home Shopping
IKEA Giheung carries products ranging from large furniture to small everyday household items.
You can find:
🪑 Chairs and tables
🛏️ Beds and mattresses
🛋️ Sofas
🗄️ Shelves and storage systems
💡 Lamps and lighting
🍳 Kitchen utensils
🍽️ Plates, glasses, and cookware
🧺 Laundry and organization products
🪴 Home decorations
🧸 Children's products
For travelers staying in Korea for several months, international students, newly arrived residents, or people moving into an apartment, IKEA can be particularly useful because you can buy many basic household items in one visit.
🍴 Swedish Restaurant
Shopping at IKEA in Korea often includes a food break.
The Swedish Restaurant serves familiar IKEA-style meals and desserts, giving visitors a chance to experience another side of the Swedish brand while shopping.
The Giheung store currently operates its restaurant separately from the main showroom hours, with the last order normally taken 30 minutes before restaurant closing. (IKEA)
After shopping, you can also visit the Swedish Bistro, Swedish Food Market, or café for snacks, drinks, and packaged Swedish food products. (IKEA)
🧸 Småland | Kids’ Play Area
Families visiting with children should know about Småland, IKEA’s supervised children's play area.
It gives eligible children a place to play while parents explore the store. Operating hours can differ from regular store hours, and registration may close before the actual closing time, so checking the current IKEA Giheung page before visiting is recommended. (IKEA)
🕒 Current Store Hours
According to IKEA Korea, the current regular opening hours for IKEA Giheung are:
Monday–Friday: 11:00 AM–8:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: 10:00 AM–9:00 PM
Restaurant, café, Småland, pickup and food-market hours may differ. (IKEA)
🅿️ Parking
Parking at IKEA Giheung is currently free.
P1 and P2 parking areas are available on weekdays, while P1, P2 and P3 are available on weekends and public holidays. IKEA also notes a vehicle-height restriction for P1 and P2. (IKEA)
For visitors buying furniture or bulky household products, visiting by car can therefore be particularly convenient.
🚌 Getting There
IKEA Korea currently lists local buses including 51-1, 51-2A and 99 among public transportation options for the Giheung store. One route from Seoul is to take bus 6002 from Gangnam Station toward the Giheung IC area and then walk approximately 15 minutes. (IKEA)
If you are carrying furniture or several shopping bags, however, a car or taxi may be more practical.
💡 DKG TIP
Don’t rush directly toward the checkout.
A good IKEA visit can follow this route:
Showroom → Marketplace → Self-Service Furniture → Checkout → Swedish Food
Before purchasing large furniture, measure your room, doorway and elevator dimensions. Korean apartments can have limited entry space, so checking measurements before buying can save a lot of trouble.
You can also check product stock through IKEA before visiting. (IKEA)
🔗 Connect the Dots
🛋️ Furniture → Korean Apartment → Interior Design → Storage → Daily Life
IKEA Giheung is more than a furniture store. Visiting the showroom can help international visitors understand how furniture, storage solutions and compact-space planning fit into everyday apartment life in Korea.
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