Spicy stir-fried duck 1 kg in Nawon-dong, Gunsan: Gunsan Jumulreok
In short
Gunsan Jumulreok is a sulfur duck jumulreok (spicy stir-fried duck) restaurant on Nawon-ro in Nawon-dong, Gunsan. The 1 kg Gunsan duck jumulreok costs 59,000 won for duck meat only, and it is stir-fried with plenty of beansprouts, minari (water dropwort) and enoki mushrooms, then finished with two orders of self-serve fried rice at 1,500 won each. The duck had no gamey smell and the sweet-spicy sauce made Gunsan Jumulreok a hearty pick for sharing.
Good to know
- Gunsan duck jumulreok
- 1 kg, duck meat only, 59,000 won
- Self-serve fried rice
- 1,500 won per order
- Included add-ins
- Rice cake and potato included as standard
- Seating
- About 25 seats
- Hours
- 16:00 - 22:00
- Parking
- Use the building space behind the restaurant
- Address
- 1st floor, 91 Nawon-ro (415 Nawon-dong), Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk
- Price reference
- ₩59,000 ≈ $42.5 · ₩1,500 ≈ $1.1 (2026-09-19)
as written by the visitor on Sep 17, 2026
This is a record of a hearty meal at Gunsan Jumulreok, a duck restaurant in Nawon-dong, Gunsan, where I had the 1kg sulfur duck jumulreok for ₩59,000. I lightly cooked the seasoned duck first, then added beansprouts and minari (water dropwort) to cook further, and finished it all off with self-fried rice.
What is Gunsan Jumulreok? Sulfur duck jumulreok in Nawon-dong
Gunsan Jumulreok is a duck jumulreok (stir-fried marinated duck) specialty restaurant located on the 1st floor at 91 Nawon-ro, and the duck meat alone costs ₩59,000 per kilogram. I went looking for a proper, hearty meal, and this Nawon-dong duck jumulreok spot in Gunsan fit the bill.
This place uses sulfur-fed duck rather than regular duck. Maybe because the duck comes directly from the farm, there was no gamey smell at all. The meat was chewy yet tender.
Best of all, the duck meat alone is ₩59,000 per kg, so you can enjoy it generously without much financial worry.
The 1kg Gunsan duck jumulreok, the restaurant's signature menu item, comes in a generous portion — plenty for several people to share.
The 1 kg duck jumulreok table: rice cake and potato included
The duck jumulreok I ordered at Gunsan Jumulreok arrived in a generously filled, large bowl.
Rice cake and potato noodles are included as standard, so there's fun in picking through them alongside the duck. The sauce had soaked well into the meat, and as it started cooking on the griddle, a delicious smell rose up.
The sauce is sweet, spicy and savory in style, and it paired really well with the duck.
It's not a sauce that's just aggressively spicy — it felt like it brought out the flavor of the duck instead.
Cook the duck first, then add beansprouts and minari
With Gunsan Jumulreok's duck jumulreok, the duck meat is lightly cooked on the griddle first. Then beansprouts, minari and mushrooms are added generously and cooked through completely.
Stir-frying the duck together with plenty of beansprouts, minari, enoki mushrooms and onion made it even more delicious —
the crisp, fragrant flavors added even more enjoyment.
I couldn't detect any of the gamey smell duck sometimes has.
Eating it together with the vegetables made it feel less greasy — a cleaner, healthier way to enjoy it.
In particular, the sauce and juices from the duck soaked naturally into the vegetables, so the duck and vegetables came together really well.
The beansprouts especially kept their crisp texture.
Minari added its distinctive fragrance, cutting through the richness of the duck cleanly.
Side dishes and the self-serve bar at Gunsan Jumulreok
Gunsan Jumulreok's standard side dishes were also neatly arranged — good pairings to go with the duck.
- Paprika salad with black sesame sauce
- Seasoned shredded green onion
- Macaroni salad
- Seasoned beansprouts
- Wood ear mushrooms
- Silkworm pupae (beondegi)
Pairing the green onion or salad with the meat while eating went really well with the duck jumulreok.
You can conveniently grab more of the tasty side dishes at the self-serve bar.
I personally found this paprika salad with black sesame sauce surprisingly delicious.
Two orders of self-serve fried rice at 1,500 won each
Gunsan Jumulreok's self-fried rice is ₩1,500 per order. After enjoying the duck jumulreok with vegetables, I finished the meal off with self-fried rice.
Since fried rice is only ₩1,500 per order, I ordered two. Adding rice to the leftover sauce and frying it myself let me enjoy the meal generously right to the very end.
The sauce from the duck had soaked well into the rice, making it delicious down to the very last spoonful.
Is Gunsan Jumulreok good for family meals and group dinners?
Gunsan Jumulreok has about 25 seats set up, so it looked good not just for family meals but also for company dinners or group gatherings.
Especially for a meal with parents, this seems like a place worth remembering when looking for a nourishing meal, since you can enjoy plenty of duck.
Verdict: a hearty duck jumulreok dinner in Gunsan
If you're looking for a hearty duck jumulreok in Gunsan, Gunsan Jumulreok lets you enjoy 1kg of duck meat generously for ₩59,000. It stuck in my memory as a place where you can load up on beansprouts and minari along with the duck.
It was a good Nawon-dong duck jumulreok spot in Gunsan for several people to eat their fill together.
Gunsan Jumulreok hours, parking and location
Gunsan Jumulreok's hours are 16:00 - 22:00. Parking is available in the space behind the building.
The address is 91 Nawon-ro, Nawon-dong 415, 1st floor, Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk — Gunsan Jumulreok, a Nawon-dong restaurant in Gunsan.
Where it is
91 Nawon-ro, Nawon-dong 415, 1st floor, Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk, South Korea전북특별자치도 군산시 나운로 91 1층
