Sunday lunch date set with abalone and kimchi pancake: Yun Sikdang
In short
Yun Sikdang is a Korean set meal (hanjeongsik) restaurant in Changdong-Bukseong-ro, Changwon. On a Sunday lunch before a Changdong date, the writer ordered the grilled bulgogi set meal for ₩16,000 per person, and the table filled up with seasoned crab, japchae, abalone in soy sauce (jeonbokjang), grilled mackerel, kimchi pancake, seasoned squid, and a soybean stew with crab, with two refills of lettuce wraps. If you love eating lots of different things at one table, this is a place where the price feels almost unfair.

Good to know
- Menu & price
- Grilled bulgogi set meal, ₩16,000 per person
- Hours
- 11:30–20:30
- Break time
- 14:30–17:00
- Last order
- 19:30
- Closed
- Every Wednesday
- Parking
- Bukmasan Furniture Street public parking lot, 1 hour supported (1 parking ticket per table)
- Visit time
- Sunday lunch
- Notes
- Lettuce wrap refills available, side dish refill requests possible
as written by the visitor on Sep 7, 2026

Today I'm heading to Changdong in Changwon for a date with my girlfriend. Before hitting Changdong, I looked around for something good to eat. That's how I found this place: Yun Sikdang.
What I had was the grilled bulgogi set meal, ₩16,000 per person. Let's eat first, then take a loop around Changdong.
Where to park for Yun Sikdang
I parked at the Bukmasan Furniture Street public parking lot. Yun Sikdang supports 1 hour of parking there — one parking ticket per table.
Walking over to Yun Sikdang now.

Dongnyeong Fortune Telling House — what kind of place is this? Spotting little things like this while walking is half the fun of wandering around Changdong.


Turning right and walking a bit further.

Arrived at Yun Sikdang. Time to fill up this guy's stomach.
Yun Sikdang location and hours
- Yun Sikdang / 26-1 Bukseong-ro, 1st floor, Masanhappo-gu, Changwon, Gyeongnam, South Korea
- Hours: 11:30 – 20:30
- Break time: 14:30 – 17:00
- Last order: 19:30
- Regular closed day: every Wednesday
Sunday lunch atmosphere inside



Came for Sunday lunch and the place was packed. Seems like everyone in the neighborhood comes here. So many people.
Table setting
A tablecloth like you'd see at a raw fish restaurant. Even the spoons and chopsticks were carefully wrapped. This guy gets moved by little details like that.
From basic side dishes to abalone — the full spread
Hold on. What's going on here. Seasoned crab, japchae (glass noodle stir-fry), young radish kimchi, bean sprouts. And back there... abalone in soy sauce? For real?
Looking around, there's just too much to eat. This guy has to eat it all. Whew... let's give it a try. Let's go through it one by one.
Starting with the grilled bulgogi
The main dish, grilled bulgogi, arrives. Grilled bulgogi set meal, ₩16,000 per person. Still plenty more to see.

Grilled fish

The mackerel flesh is nice and plump. Have a bite. Come here and have a bite.
Abalone in soy sauce (jeonbokjang)

It really was jeonbokjang. Chewy and springy. A total rice thief.
Kimchi pancake

This was the kicker for me. A thin, evenly spread kimchi pancake. Whoever fried this — please teach me.
Wait, why does it keep coming

Wait, why does it keep coming. Seasoned squid and lettuce wraps show up too. The squid is sweet and tangy. Wraps can be refilled — I got two refills. Heheh.
Soybean stew

You'd think they could go easy on the soybean stew, but no — it's loaded. Peppers, tofu, clams, crab. This guy eats it all.
How this guy eats it







Wrap up the mackerel, wrap up the seasoned squid, wrap up the grilled bulgogi, dump the seasoned crab straight onto plain rice — so good. This guy loves eating a bunch of different things at one sitting.

Eating along, it suddenly hits me — how much work must have gone into preparing this whole spread? Moved all over again by the care the owner put into it.
Bonus — what 'extra' actually means here

The 'extra' they mean here isn't about paying more for an extra order. It means if there's something you want more of, you just ask and they bring it. I was already too full to ask for extra. This guy lost.

Onion Guy's final verdict
What stuck with me most at Yun Sikdang wasn't just the grilled bulgogi alone. Grilled mackerel, abalone in soy sauce, kimchi pancake, wrapped seasoned squid, and soybean stew too. Paying ₩16,000 per person for all this felt almost too good.
And the staff are kind. I'm the type of person whose enjoyment of food doubles when the service is kind. Paying so little, eating this much, and getting good energy from the staff on top of it — is that even allowed? This is a great restaurant. I love it.
A guy who loves eating lots of different things at one table just hit the jackpot.
At a glance
- Name: Yun Sikdang
- Address: 26-1 Bukseong-ro, 1st floor, Masanhappo-gu, Changwon, Gyeongnam, South Korea
- Menu: Grilled bulgogi set meal, ₩16,000 per person
- Hours: 11:30 – 20:30 (break time 14:30–17:00, last order 19:30)
- Closed: every Wednesday
- Parking: Bukmasan Furniture Street public parking lot, 1 hour supported / 1 parking ticket per table
- Visit: Sunday lunch
- Notes: Refilled lettuce wraps twice / crowded at time of visit
Where it is
26-1 Bukseong-ro, 1st floor, Masanhappo-gu, Changwon, Gyeongnam, South Korea경상남도 창원시 마산합포구 북성로 26-1 1층







