Hyunwoo Baik · 1 story

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Toddler-friendly suyuk gukbap near Gunja Station: Sosa Myeonok

Sosa Myeonok is a bossam (boiled pork wrap) and noodle restaurant in Gwangjin, Seoul, a 4-minute walk from Gunja Station Exit 6 and an easy stop after a day at Children's Grand Park. A family with a 4-year-old ordered the daega bossam (small) at 36,000 won, suyuk gukbap (boiled pork rice soup) at 12,000 won and perilla-oil Hamhung noodles at 12,000 won, left the stroller at the entrance and used a baby chair from the restaurant. With mild, un-spicy flavors and free parking right out front, Sosa Myeonok is an easy choice for eating out with small children.

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