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Cafés, restaurants and places in Seo-gu, Daejeon, written by bloggers who went there.
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.
