Park Tae Hwan enjoys Seongsu Trimaje breakfast, but..Pensions can't live for life. Confession of reality (Pyeon-Storang)

By Yoona, Jeong

Jun 14, 2025

Park Tae Hwan enjoys Seongsu Trimaje breakfast, but..Pensions can't live for life. Confession of reality (Pyeon-Storang)



'Pyeon Restaurant' Park Tae-hwan has come clean about his pension.

On KBS 2TV 'New Release Pyeon Restaurant', which aired on the 13th, Park Tae-hwan's honest confession will be revealed forever.

Park Tae-hwan, who lives in a luxury apartment in Seongsu-dong, visited a cafeteria exclusively for residents. At that time, Park Tae-hwan drew attention by meeting with his neighbor, Super Junior Lee Teuk.




Park Tae Hwan enjoys Seongsu Trimaje breakfast, but..Pensions can't live for life. Confession of reality (Pyeon-Storang)
As it turned out, Park Tae-hwan's apartment was a so-called 'celebrity apartment' with more than 100 households of celebrities such as Son Heung-min and J-Hope. It even had a view of the Han River in the three areas of the forest, where the Seoul Forest is just around the corner. In particular, this place drew attention as an apartment with the first resident restaurant in Korea.

Park Tae-hwan visited the cafeteria for the first time in five years, saying, `I didn't use the community, but I came to use it on Lee Teuk's recommendation.' He ordered three burger sets, his signature menu, and did an eating show.

Chef Lee Yeon-bok laughed by saying, `I worked hard, but Park Tae-hwan succeeded.'




Park Tae Hwan enjoys Seongsu Trimaje breakfast, but..Pensions can't live for life. Confession of reality (Pyeon-Storang)
Then the production team "You get a lot of pensions, right?When asked, Park answered honestly, "'It's impossible to make a living on a pension for the rest of your life.'"

Park Tae-hwan said, `If the silver medal is 10 points and the gold medal is 30, you have to score 100 points. You have to accumulate 100 points to register your pension."The 2006 Doha Asian Games was the first competition in high school, and I scored all 100 points there. "Three bronze medals, one silver medal, and three gold medals (hence) are as salty as salt bread," he said, surprising everyone.

In particular, Park Tae-hwan "If you get 100 points, you'll get a pension for the rest of your life, but I'm full of points, so the points you earn at international competitions are paid in cash as a lump sum. Every time I win a reward, I get it." "I donated everything I got."It drew attention.






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