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Cafés, restaurants and places in Daegu, written by bloggers who went there.
Mirim Yangjang Daegu is a Chinese-style bar in Gyodong, Jung-gu, Daegu. We ordered half a Peking duck, kkanpung shrimp, and Zero Cola, then wrapped the crisp duck skin and juicy meat in wheat pancakes. Verdict: a cozy spot for a seriously good Peking duck wrap.
Hands Coffee Dongchon Resort Branch is a large café in Dong-gu, Daegu, overlooking Dongchon Resort. I tried the blueberry cream cheese waffle, milk tea, and banana fresh fruit juice, then explored seating from the second floor to the rooftop. Verdict: a lovely date-stop for fresh waffles and a relaxing lake view.
Ryusenso Beomeo Branch is a Japanese ramen restaurant near Suseong-gu Office Station in Suseong, Daegu. After drinks with a friend, I recovered with rich ramen, extra chashu, and crisp yakigyoza for 11,000–13,000 won. Verdict: a seriously satisfying ramen stop near Suseong-gu Office.
Etrenne Jukjeon Branch is an Italian restaurant in Dalseo, Daegu, five minutes on foot from Jukjeon Station. I had half-and-half lasagna, gambas, and rich, gently spicy Toowoomba pasta with house wine. Verdict: a cozy, friendly pick for a date or a meal with parents.
Cafe Dongi Daemyeong Station Branch is a Korean restaurant in Nam-gu, Daegu, serving set meals and nuruk-aged tangsuyuk. We visited with our 52-day-old baby and appreciated the high chair, hand-washing area, children’s meal, and generous service bar. A comfortable, filling choice for a family Korean meal.
Saero Beauty is a beauty shop in Suseong, Daegu, offering lash lifts and brow perms together. After a natural lift suited to my hooded eyelids and a brow tidy-up, I felt made up even bare-faced. A comfortable, polished result I was completely happy with.
Ongijeong Suseong Lake Branch is a Japanese restaurant in Suseong, Daegu, serving rice bowls and tempura. I ordered the Steak & Raw Salmon Rice Bowl Tempura Set for 20,000 won and had a filling solo lunch with tender salmon, steak, and crisp tempura. A great stop before a walk around Suseong Lake.
Geumdeungeo Deulanguil Main Branch is a Korean restaurant in Suseong, Daegu, serving wood-fired grilled mackerel and house-made banchan. I had grilled mackerel and spicy stir-fried pork with my mom and husband, then enjoyed the self-serve banchan bar and dessert. A satisfying, comfortable choice for a meal with parents.
Hangil Tuna Janggidong Food Alley Branch is a private-room tuna restaurant in Dalseo, Daegu. The Manager’s Special for two included abalone porridge, aged tuna, grilled mero, udon, and more, with one satisfying refill. Verdict: a hearty pick for a private tuna course.
Four Eyes Eyeglasses Lotte Super Suseong Branch is an eyewear store inside Lotte Super in Suseong, Daegu. My father chose reading glasses suited to his facial structure, had an eye exam and fitting, and I tried on Celine Triomphe sunglasses while waiting. Verdict: a convenient, well-stocked choice for parents’ glasses.
Otter Rabbit House Jongno Branch is a Nordic-inspired brunch café in Jung-gu, Daegu. We had spicy clam broth pasta, cheese bacon French toast, and two iced Americanos for 32,800 won. Verdict: order the cheese bacon French toast if you love cheese.
Gopchang119 Anjirang Branch is a makchang restaurant in Nam-gu, Daegu. After the E-World fireworks show, I had 2 servings of vegetable-filled grilled makchang and cheese fried rice for 35,000 won amid the festival-like alley atmosphere. Verdict: an easy, satisfying spot for chewy, nutty makchang without any off smell.
