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Chuncheon, Gangwon

Cafés, restaurants and places in Chuncheon, Gangwon, written by bloggers who went there.

Superchart has 617 reviews of places in Chuncheon, Gangwon; most are restaurants, cafés, skin care.

restaurants in Chuncheon, Gangwon 14 places · 564 reviews

  1. Jungsung Katsu Chuncheon Hyoja 114 reviews
  2. Modern Maemeal 86 reviews
  3. Kuukuu Chuncheon 78 reviews

cafés in Chuncheon, Gangwon 1 places · 32 reviews

  1. Hoot 32 reviews

skin care in Chuncheon, Gangwon 2 places · 8 reviews

  1. Light Beauty 4 reviews
  2. Yedaum 4 reviews

12 places in Chuncheon, Gangwon

Chuncheon, GangwonCafés

Solo trip café in Myeongdong, Chuncheon: gim bugak egg tart at Hoot

Hoot is a coffee and dessert café tucked into an alley off Myeongdong-gil in Chuncheon, close to Myeongdong and Jungang Market. On a solo trip to Chuncheon, the writer had a cappuccino piled with cinnamon, an egg tart topped with gim bugak (crispy fried seaweed chips) and a chewy chocolate fudge, and enjoyed the spacious, cozy room and the friendly owner. For a dessert break on a solo trip to Chuncheon, Hoot is an easy recommendation.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored
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Chuncheon summer buckwheat spot, truffle pancake again: Hyeondae Memil

Hyeondae Memil (현대메밀) is a buckwheat restaurant near Namchuncheon Station in Chuncheon, Gangwon, serving makguksu (buckwheat noodles) and potato pancakes in an old house that was once a supermarket and a barbershop. The writer could not forget the truffle potato pancake from an earlier visit, so returned in summer and ordered it with soy sauce makguksu and a first-ever salted octopus (nakji-jeot) makguksu. Verdict: at Hyeondae Memil, the truffle potato pancake is a must-order.

Written Jun 1, 2026Sponsored
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Chuncheon tonkatsu lunch on LEGOLAND fireworks day: Jeongseong Katsu

Jeongseong Katsu Chuncheon Toegye Branch is a tonkatsu (pork cutlet) restaurant in Toegye-dong, Chuncheon. On the day of the LEGOLAND fireworks, a family of three had lunch at Jeongseong Katsu on the strong recommendation of a Chuncheon friend who often orders it for delivery, sharing the Jeongseong mixed katsu set (13,900 won), the udon + hire (tenderloin) katsu set (12,900 won) and the extra-cheese katsu (6,900 won). With thick, juicy pork, generous portions and a spacious dining room with baby chairs and baby tableware, Jeongseong Katsu made a satisfying meal with a child before LEGOLAND.

Written Oct 27, 2026Sponsored
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Chuncheon naengmyeon spot for solo travelers: Sinbi Myeonok

Sinbi Myeonok Chuncheon Myeongdong (신비면옥 춘천명동점) is a Korean restaurant specializing in Hamhung-style naengmyeon (cold noodles) and giant galbitang (beef rib soup), on the main road across from Chuncheon's Dak-galbi Alley in Gangwon. On a hot day during a solo trip to Chuncheon, the writer skipped dak-galbi, ordered the udae bibim naengmyeon (spicy cold noodles topped with a big beef rib) for 15,000 won at the kiosk and ate at a two-person table, finding the sauce, noodles and meat all generous. Sinbi Myeonok is easy for solo dining, filling without ordering a large size, and worth a return visit.

Written Jun 1, 2026Sponsored
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Chuncheon wine bar date: flat iron steak and rosé at Layout Chuncheon

Layout Chuncheon is a wine bar at 140 Jungangno (Building A, 1st floor) in Chuncheon, Gangwon, that projects classic films onto its wall. On the first day of a Chuncheon trip, the writer and her husband had a recommended rosé with anchovy gambas al ajillo, spicy vongole pasta steamed in sake, flat iron steak and truffle yukhoe (Korean beef tartare) with thin bread, and every dish they ordered was delicious. Layout Chuncheon is a must-visit wine bar in Chuncheon for an anniversary or date night.

Written Jun 1, 2026Sponsored
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Chuncheon sushi buffet with 5-year-olds: perilla oil noodles — QooQoo

QooQoo Chuncheon Branch is an all-you-can-eat sushi, roll and grill buffet on basement level 1 of a building on Jiseok-ro in Chuncheon, with a kids' play room and high chairs. The writer went for weekday lunch (₩24,900 per adult, ₩8,000 per preschooler) with 5-year-old kids and tried salmon sushi, spicy perilla oil makguksu (buckwheat noodles), snow crab cream pasta, gamjatang (pork bone stew) fried rice and apple fresh cream cake, plus patbingsu (shaved ice with sweet red beans) still on offer in October. Because the kids could play in the play room before and after eating, the adults could enjoy their meal, making QooQoo Chuncheon Branch a sushi buffet worth recommending for a family meal out in Chuncheon.

Written Oct 27, 2026Sponsored
Chuncheon, GangwonRestaurants

Toegye-dong food alley katsu: pork jowl and spicy sauce, Jeongseong

Jeongseong Katsu Chuncheon Toegye Branch is a Japanese restaurant serving tonkatsu, nabe, gyudon and udon in the Toegye-dong food alley in Chuncheon, Gangwon. The writer ordered the pork jowl katsu set (₩14,900) and the Jeongseong mixed katsu set (₩13,900); the pork jowl katsu, a first for the writer, melted in the mouth, and the spicy sauce cut through the richness. Both sets are worth recommending at Jeongseong Katsu whenever a tonkatsu craving hits in Chuncheon.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored
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Chuncheon tea café with cinnamon ginger tea and 3 desserts: Hoot

Hoot is a tea and dessert café on Myeongdong-gil in Chuncheon, Gangwon. On a weekday afternoon, the writer and her husband parked right in front of Hoot and shared cinnamon ginger tea (₩5,500), hibiscus tea (₩5,000), pecan pie, chocolate fudge and a steamed egg custard tart. Verdict: ordering two teas and three desserts with different flavors and textures at Hoot was the right call.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored
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Chuncheon fusion Korean date, sous vide pork belly: Hyeondae Memil

Hyeondae Memil (현대메밀) is a buckwheat and fusion Korean restaurant in Toegye-dong, Chuncheon, near Namchuncheon Station. On a date, a couple ordered warm buckwheat noodles (10,600 won), buckwheat mala sujebi (hand-torn dough soup, 11,600 won) and sous vide whole pork belly (21,600 won); of the six accompaniments served with the pork belly, salted shrimp paired best, and they added buckwheat rice to soak up the broth. With its plating, flavor and calm atmosphere, Hyeondae Memil is a restaurant worth recommending for a date in Chuncheon.

Written May 31, 2026Sponsored
Chuncheon, GangwonRestaurants

Chuncheon sushi buffet with a fiancé: seafood nurungji-tang — QooQoo

QooQoo Chuncheon Branch is an all-you-can-eat sushi buffet on basement level 1 of the CGV building in Toegye-dong, Chuncheon. The writer went for a weekday dinner (₩29,900, with ₩2,000 off until November 30) with her fiancé and tried sushi topped with thick-cut raw fish, seafood nurungji-tang (seafood soup over scorched rice), mala xiang guo, kebab, bead ice cream and chocolate fondue. With good sushi, plenty of variety, a spacious hall and a kids' play room, QooQoo Chuncheon Branch is a solid pick for family gatherings and meals with children.

Written Oct 23, 2026Sponsored
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Noodle house near Chuncheon Legoland on a 29°C day: Sinbi Myeonok

Sinbi Myeonok Chuncheon Myeongdong (신비면옥 춘천명동점) is a Korean restaurant specializing in naengmyeon (cold noodles) and galbitang (short rib soup) on Jungangno, in the busy downtown of Chuncheon, Gangwon. On a 29°C May holiday, the blogger and a child ordered a large mul naengmyeon (cold noodles in icy broth), udae naengmyeon topped with udae galbi (beef short rib), and giant dumplings, and the mul naengmyeon broth was especially refreshing. Close to Legoland and offering 2 hours of free parking, Sinbi Myeonok is a cold noodle spot worth a meal on a Chuncheon family trip.

Written Jun 1, 2026Sponsored
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Namchuncheon buckwheat restaurant, a sujebi mix-up: Hyeondae Memil

Hyeondae Memil (현대메밀) is a buckwheat restaurant near Namchuncheon Station in Chuncheon, Gangwon, serving makguksu (chilled buckwheat noodles), suyuk (boiled pork) and buckwheat sujebi (hand-torn dough soup) in a converted old house. The writer ordered soy sauce makguksu, warm buckwheat sujebi and sous vide pork tenderloin suyuk, and only after finishing realized that warm buckwheat noodles had been served instead of the sujebi. Thanks to the shabu-shabu-like broth and tender pork, the Hyeondae Memil meal still left nothing to regret.

Written Oct 28, 2026Sponsored

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