Cheoin-gu Korean buffet in Yongin: ₩9,000 kimchi fried rice at Daedong
In short
Daedong Korean Buffet & Dosirak is a large Korean buffet restaurant on Jubuk-ro 94beon-gil in Yangji-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin, Gyeonggi. For the ₩9,000 adult price, one plate held kimchi fried rice, tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), pork bulgogi, mung bean sprouts, chicken mandu (dumplings) and gwarichugo peppers, finished with house-made sikhye (sweet rice punch). Window seats looking outside and a lot for about 50 cars made Daedong easy for both solo diners and families with children.

Good to know
- Address
- 8 Jubuk-ro 94beon-gil, Yangji-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do (1F)
- Hours
- Mon–Fri, 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Price
- Adults ₩9,000 / Preschoolers ₩5,000 / Under 3 free
- Parking
- Lot in front of the restaurant, room for about 50 cars
- With kids
- Baby chairs available; kids' tableware and divided trays available
- Weekly menu
- Posted each week on the Naver home page and blog
- Price reference
- ₩9,000 ≈ $6.5 · ₩5,000 ≈ $3.6 · ₩10,000 ≈ $7.2 (2026-09-21)
as written by the visitor on Sep 21, 2026

I went out to the Cheoin-gu area of Yongin after a while and stumbled onto a really good Korean buffet. It's rare to find a place that nails both value and taste, so I'm happy to write this one up. 😄
Where Daedong Korean Buffet & Dosirak is in Yangji-eup, Yongin
Daedong Korean Buffet & Dosirak is located at Jubuk-ri 945, Yangji-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do. It's open Monday through Friday, 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

- ⏰ Hours: Mon–Fri, 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- 🚗 Parking available (lot right in front of the store)
- 👶 Baby chairs available, kids' tableware available

Daedong Korean Buffet has a spacious lot in front that fits around 50 cars, so getting there and parking is easy.
Inside Daedong: window seats made for solo dining


True to its size, the seating area was very spacious and clean. The tables were big and roomy too, making it comfortable to eat. 👍

There are also seats where you can eat while looking out the window, which looked great for solo dining.
Price: ₩9,000 for adults, ₩5,000 for preschoolers
The amazing thing is the price — value for money overflowing! I kept double-checking whether this was really a 2026 price, haha.
₩9,000 for adults, ₩5,000 for preschoolers, and free under age 3 😍 These days even a bowl of soup out costs well over ₩10,000, and here's a full Korean buffet for just ₩9,000...!! No wonder it's known as a must-visit buffet in Cheoin-gu, Yongin 😊 On top of that, you can check the weekly menu on Daedong Korean Buffet's Naver homepage or blog.

Getting to try a rotating variety of menus every morning and lunch at such a low price... honestly, I wanted to come back every day. 😆
What's on the buffet line at Daedong

After settling in, we headed straight to pick out food. A nice touch is that there are kids' trays as well as square and round trays to choose from.


True to being a Korean buffet, there was an incredible spread of dishes 😍 Just looking at it put me in a good mood, and I started happily agonizing over what to eat, haha.

There's kimchi fried rice, but also plain steamed rice, so you can go either way.



There's japchae (glass noodle stir-fry), which I love, and crisp, tasty mung bean sprout stir-fry too.

And on top of that!! Whenever a dish runs low, staff refill it with something new each time 👍 This time, sausage stir-fry came out — a favorite of mine and the kids — and I silently cheered 'yes!' inside, haha 😆

On one side there are basic vegetables and small plates you can use.

There was also a tasty dessert rice cake filled with sweet red bean paste that bursts when you bite it. I ate it after my meal and it was so sweet I went back for more 👍

For noodle lovers, there's also janchi-guksu (banquet noodle soup) available. I was too full to try it, but my noodle-loving husband ate it very happily, haha.

There's even a spot where ramen lovers can boil their own. True to being a large buffet, the menu is so varied that deciding what to eat becomes a happy struggle. 😍
My plate: kimchi fried rice and pork bulgogi
What I picked was kimchi fried rice, tteokbokki, pork bulgogi, mung bean sprouts, chicken mandu, and gochu (shishito-style peppers). Everything felt made with real care — you could taste the homemade touch and the deep savory flavor was unmistakable. Getting to try so many dishes at once made it a genuinely satisfying meal 👍 And then, for dessert...



I finished off with house-made sikhye, which made it even sweeter. Honestly, I'm not usually a fan of sikhye, but this was so refreshing and delicious that I had it twice 😄 Being homemade, it had a clean, mellow sweetness on a completely different level from the sikhye you buy at the supermarket. I really recommend trying the sikhye here 👍
Final verdict on Daedong Korean Buffet & Dosirak
Who Daedong Korean Buffet suits best
I was surprised that Korean food made fresh daily could be this good value. With grocery prices so high these days, even eating at home adds up in food costs — I found myself thinking that if I lived nearby, I'd want to eat at Daedong Korean Buffet every day 😊
And because it's a buffet, it can suit all kinds of tastes, which also makes it a great choice for eating out with kids. If you're ever in the Cheoin-gu area of Yongin, I recommend Daedong Korean Buffet & Dosirak 👍
Where it is
8 Jubuk-ro 94beon-gil, Yangji-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (1F)경기도 용인시 처인구 양지읍 주북로94번길 8 1층







