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Late Noodle, Seoul, Gyeonggi and Gangwon Restaurants

Writes about restaurant visits across Seoul, Gyeonggi, and Gangwon, mostly late dinners and quiet noodle shops. · Writes about: Restaurants · Cafés

PlaceGeomdan, IncheonRestaurants

Conveyor sushi in Geomdan, Incheon for mixed tastes: Oneul Sushi

Oneul Sushi Geomdan Sindosi branch is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant on the first floor of 112 Donghwasi-ro in Geomdan, Incheon. At Oneul Sushi you pick small plates of many kinds of sushi as they pass, which suits anything from a solo lunch to a dinner out with family, friends or a partner. If your group in Geomdan Sindosi has different tastes and everyone wants to choose their own sushi, Oneul Sushi Geomdan Sindosi branch is worth a look.

Written Oct 10, 2026Sponsored
PlaceGimpo, GyeonggiRestaurants

Smoky baby octopus with shrimp and pork belly in Gimpo: Osaejju

Osaejju (불쭈꾸미 오새쭈) is a restaurant on Pungmu 2-ro in Pungmu-dong, Gimpo, specializing in smoky stir-fried baby octopus (jjukkumi). Osaejju's signature dish adds shrimp and pork belly to baby octopus stir-fried over high heat, served with pot rice cooked fresh to order, making it a filling meal at lunch or dinner. If you want spicy, smoky baby octopus with pot rice in Gimpo, Osaejju is worth a look.

Written Oct 10, 2026Sponsored
PlaceHwaseong, GyeonggiRestaurants

Dongtan Station group restaurant, bowling & indoor fishing: Pyeonbaek

Pyeonbaek Hoegwan Dongtan Branch is a cypress-steam (pyeonbaek-jjim) and shabu-shabu restaurant of about 110 pyeong on the 2nd floor of Granvia Star at Dongtan Station in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi. The Pyeonbaek Hoegwan course runs from cypress steam to beef and shabu-shabu, then kalguksu (knife-cut noodles) and porridge, with a salad bar and a kids' zone playroom. With bowling, indoor fishing and other activities in Granvia Star plus parking on the 4th basement floor, Pyeonbaek Hoegwan Dongtan Branch is a solid choice for family meals and group gatherings.

Written Oct 8, 2026Sponsored
PlaceSuwon, GyeonggiRestaurants

Mangpo Station Japanese diner: mazesoba set for two – Myeonsikdang

Myeonsikdang Mangpo Station (면식당 망포역점) is a Japanese restaurant on the first floor of Golden Square near Mangpo Station in Suwon, where you can choose ramen, mazesoba (brothless mixed noodles), tonkatsu and rice bowls in one place. Two of us shared the 2-person set, from ₩29,800, choosing handmade loin katsu, mazesoba, mozzarella cheese, 2 pieces of mozzarella cheese katsu and a Shine Muscat ade, and the crisp katsu paired well with the rich, savory mazesoba. For two people who want a little of several dishes, the Myeonsikdang Mangpo Station 2-person set is a filling choice.

Written Oct 8, 2026Sponsored
PlaceGangneung, GangwonRestaurants

Gangneung Korean restaurant with seasonal side dishes: Saimdang Bueok

Saimdang Bueok (사임당부엌) is a hanjeongsik (Korean set-meal) restaurant on Jukheon-gil in Gangneung, near Ojukheon. The Saimdang set meal filled the table with pork stir-fry, grilled flounder, house-made Chodang soft tofu, seaweed soup and side dishes, and the side dish lineup reportedly changes with the seasons. Saimdang Bueok's mild, homestyle cooking makes it a good choice for a family meal out or a filling lunch on a Gangneung trip.

Written Aug 7, 2026Sponsored
PlaceEunpyeong, SeoulRestaurants

Hot-day karai paitan at a Saejeol Station ramen shop: Oreno Ramen

Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong is a ramen restaurant near Saejeol Station in Eunpyeong, Seoul. On a hot day the writer wanted a rich broth and ordered the karai paitan, a smooth, deeply flavoured chicken broth with a gentle spicy heat behind it that never got tiring down to the last spoonful. If you like a rich broth with a slight kick, the karai paitan at Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong is a good match.

Written Aug 14, 2026Sponsored
PlaceJongno, SeoulRestaurants

Anguk Station lunch: pork gomtang with no gamy aftertaste, Wolhadong

Wolhadong is a pork gomtang (pork bone soup) restaurant on Insadong 8-gil in Jongno, Seoul, and it became lunch after a search for somewhere to eat near Anguk Station. The signature Wolha gomtang costs 12,000 won and arrives with a clear, mild broth that carries no strong gamy pork smell, balanced by kimchi made with Korean-grown ingredients. Wolhadong suits anyone who finds heavy pork gukbap too rich but still wants a warm bowl of soup.

Written Sep 27, 2026Sponsored
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