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Cafés, restaurants and places in Seo-gu, Daejeon, written by bloggers who went there.
Hanppong is a Korean restaurant near the academy district in Dunsan-dong, Seo, Daejeon, serving gamjatang as well as galbitang and doganitang. I had the latter two at weekday lunch and liked the clear broth, tender beef, and generous doganitang fillings; the spacious tables and high chairs also made it seem suitable for family meals.
Chongil Nakji, Tanbang branch (촌길낙지 탄방점), is a Korean restaurant specializing in octopus dishes in Tanbang-dong, Seo-gu, Daejeon. My husband and I shared the small special nakji bokkeum (octopus stir-fry) for ₩35,000, with rice, cheonggukjang (fermented soybean stew), and somyeon (thin wheat noodles). The octopus and scallops were springy without being tough, and the medium spice level was manageable for me.
Hanppong is a Korean restaurant opposite Dunsan Elementary School in Seo, Daejeon, where I had three soup dishes with my family. The galbitang was clean-tasting with tender meat, while parking was inconvenient and bak kut teh was unavailable during our visit.
Chongil Nakji, Tanbang branch is a Korean restaurant near Lotte Department Store in Seo, Daejeon, where my husband and I ordered two servings each of nakji bokkeum and yeonpo-tang. The seasoning was mild for my taste and the octopus was tender; the connected parking building also made the drive convenient.
Chongil Nakji, Tanbang branch is an octopus stir-fry restaurant opposite Sanho Apartments in Seo, Daejeon. My husband and I had two portions of pork octopus stir-fry with extra scallop meat and a sample portion of bulgogi; it was filling for two, though the level-2 spice was milder than expected and the food took a little time to arrive.
Hanppong is a Korean restaurant near Daejeon City Hall in Dunsan-dong, Seo-gu. I had its ₩12,000 galbitang with five large ribs, tender meat, and a subtly herbal broth, then took doganitang to go. The spacious, tidy dining room and crisp kkakdugi stood out as well.
Chongil Nakji, Tanbang branch is a Korean restaurant in Tanbang-dong, Seo, Daejeon. I ordered the small samgyeop jeyuk nakji-bokkeum for two and enjoyed the springy octopus, tender pork, and accompanying cheonggukjang. The spacious table spacing and parking support made the meal more comfortable.
Hanppong (한뽕) is a Korean restaurant near City Hall Station in Dunsan-dong, Seo, Daejeon. I tried its piled-high galbitang and pork bone soup; both had generous, tender meat, with clear beef-rib broth and spicy ugeoji broth offering distinctly different flavors.
Hanppong is a Korean restaurant in Seo, Daejeon, where I shared a small aged kimchi gamjatang with my husband. The portion was generous for two, with rich broth and tender meat, though the Silbi kimchi was very spicy.
Hanppong is a Korean restaurant across from Dunsan Elementary School in Seo, Daejeon. I had ppyeodaegitang with my mother while she chose galbitang; both were filling, though mine was spicier and hers had a rich yet clean broth.
Hanppong is a Korean restaurant in Seo, Daejeon, where I ordered a small pork-bone gamjatang with extra ugeoji and fried rice. The broth was lightly spicy and the meat was tender, but the standard portion of greens was already generous enough that I would skip the extra next time.
