Seolleongtang at new Dalseo, Daegu restaurant: Samsol Gamjatang
In short
Samsol Gamjatang Main Branch (샘솔감자탕 본점) is a newly opened gamjatang and Korean restaurant on Sanghwa-ro in Dalseo, Daegu, which opened on September 5, 2026. Though known for bone dishes, the seolleongtang (10,000 won) impressed with its milky broth, tender meat, crunchy kkakdugi, and flavorful kimchi. With a wide Korean menu lineup spanning gamjatang, seolleongtang, and pork cutlet, this is a solid meal worth revisiting.

Good to know
- Address
- 205 Sanghwa-ro, 1st floor, Dalseo-gu, Daegu, South Korea
- Hours
- 10:00–24:00 (last order 23:30)
- Takeout/Delivery
- Available
- Opening date
- September 5, 2026
- Parking
- Parking space right in front of the store
- Ugeoji Ppyeo Haejangguk (mustard-greens bone soup)
- 10,000 won (signature dish)
- Yangji Seolleongtang (brisket ox-bone soup)
- 10,000 won
- Gyeongyangsik Wang Donkatsu (Western-style pork cutlet)
- 12,000 won
- Hanwoo Yukhoe Bibimbap (beef tartare rice bowl)
- 14,000 won
- Dogani-tang (ox knee cartilage soup)
- 16,000 won
- Yukjeon Mul-naengmyeon / Yukjeon Bibim-naengmyeon
- 10,000 won / 11,000 won
- Opening event
- 3 servings of Ugeoji Ppyeo Haejangguk to go for 25,000 won
as written by the visitor on Sep 8, 2026

Today I'm reviewing a gamjatang (pork bone soup) spot in Dalseo, Daegu. It's a newly opened Korean restaurant near Sanghwa-ro in Sangin-dong, Daegu. I'd had my eye on it after seeing a banner announcing the opening while passing by, and I finally visited today.
Location and hours of Samsol Gamjatang Main Branch
- Address: 205 Sanghwa-ro, 1st floor, Dalseo-gu, Daegu, South Korea
- Hours: 10:00–24:00 (last order 23:30)
- Takeout and delivery available
This is a freshly opened gamjatang restaurant in Dalseo, Daegu — it opened on September 5, 2026.
Exterior, parking, and opening event

There's a parking space right in front of the store, so parking isn't much of a worry.
To celebrate the September 5 opening, they're currently running an event: 3 servings of Ugeoji Ppyeo Haejangguk to go for 25,000 won!
Menu, prices, and what I ordered

The signature dish is Ugeoji Ppyeo Haejangguk (mustard-greens bone soup, 10,000 won), but there's a wide variety of other Korean dishes too. Gyeongyangsik Wang Donkatsu (12,000 won) / Hanwoo Yukhoe Bibimbap (14,000 won) / Yangji Seolleongtang (10,000 won) / Dogani-tang (16,000 won) / Yukjeon Mul-naengmyeon (10,000 won) / Yukjeon Bibim-naengmyeon (11,000 won) — it's great that the Korean menu lineup is so diverse.
Ah! That day I was craving a milky broth, so I ordered the seolleongtang (10,000 won). Even though this place specializes in bone dishes, it was nice that they also had a mild, clean-tasting seolleongtang. ✔️Recommended Dalseo, Daegu Korean restaurant with a diverse menu
Interior and atmosphere

True to a newly opened Dalseo, Daegu Korean restaurant, the interior was very clean.

The floor-to-ceiling windows gave an open, airy feeling, and the tables were spaced generously apart, making it comfortable to eat.

I took this photo after some customers had left — word of the opening had already brought in a lot of guests, and delivery orders in particular were huge. Despite being so busy, the owner was very kind, which put me in a good mood too. ✔️Recommended newly opened gamjatang restaurant in Dalseo, Daegu
How was the seolleongtang?

Before the main dish arrived, they set the table with side dishes — kkakdugi (radish kimchi) and kimchi that pair perfectly with seolleongtang or gamjatang, plus chili peppers, onion, and a special ssamjang sauce!

And soon after, the hot seolleongtang arrived! It didn't take long from ordering to serving, which would be great for people in a hurry.

The visual alone — a big bowl generously filled with milky broth — was already impressive.
I checked the meat inside the seolleongtang first, and they'd loaded it in generously too.
I took a first spoonful of the milky broth. It was clean with no gamey smell, and had a rich flavor without tasting artificial — a seolleongtang broth that pretty much anyone would like. ✔️Recommended Dalseo, Daegu Korean restaurant for delicious seolleongtang

They added salt to bring out a bit of seasoning and umami.

The meat in the seolleongtang was especially tender — it just melted in my mouth. The somyeon (thin wheat noodles) that come along with seolleongtang paired nicely with the meat too.
I suddenly craved rice, so I spooned white rice into the broth and took a big bite — instantly put me in a good mood.

Topping it off with this delicious kimchi made it even better.


Kimchi and kkakdugi
At gamjatang or gukbap places in Sangin-dong, Dalseo-gu, Daegu, the kimchi and kkakdugi really matter, right? Samsol Gamjatang's kkakdugi was crunchy, and the kimchi had great umami, so I polished off the seolleongtang and rice in no time. ✔️Recommended spot for delicious kimchi and kkakdugi in Sangin-dong, Dalseo-gu, Daegu


I'd definitely revisit this clean Dalseo, Daegu Korean restaurant. Next time I'll have to try the gamjatang!
Overall thoughts

- ✔️A great gamjatang restaurant in Daegu for a hearty, filling meal
- ✔️A gamjatang restaurant in Dalseo-gu I'd happily revisit
- ✔️A Dalseo, Daegu Korean restaurant with a great lineup — gamjatang, seolleongtang, pork cutlet, and more
I recommend 'Samsol Gamjatang.'
Where it is
205 Sanghwa-ro, 1st floor, Dalseo-gu, Daegu, South Korea대구광역시 달서구 상화로 205 1층






