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Cafés, restaurants and places in Yangyang, Gangwon, written by bloggers who went there.
Yeoyejeong is a meat restaurant in Seo-myeon, Yangyang, where I had a lunch set of meat sotbap, steamed eggs, and kimchi stew with my child. The hearty rice and shareable steamed eggs worked well, and the large free parking area, high chairs, and indoor restroom made the visit convenient.
Eosiljang Sashimi Takeout is a sashimi takeout shop in Sonyang-myeon, Yangyang, near Sol Beach. I took a two-person assorted sashimi set back to our accommodation and found its thick, chewy fish, seafood, vegetables, and sauces convenient for dinner. The tidy shop and neatly packed order left me satisfied.
Cafe Dunchi is a café beside the Namdaecheon River in Yangyang, Gangwon, where I had drinks and took a 30-minute electric boat ride with my child. The river time and nearby park walk stood out, though there is no restroom inside the café.
Yeoyejeong is a charcoal-grilled meat restaurant in Seo-myeon, Yangyang, Gangwon. My husband and I ordered two portions of fresh ribs, two stone-pot rice servings, and doenjang-jjigae; the ribs were crisp outside and moist inside, and the scorched rice rounded out a filling meal. The spacious parking area and reserved family tables made it seem suitable for group meals too.
Eosiljang Sashimi Takeout is a sashimi takeout shop in Sonyang-myeon, Yangyang, about a nine-minute drive from Sol Beach Yangyang. I ordered a two-person assorted sashimi platter, and the individually packed portions made it easy to eat at our accommodation; I also enjoyed the range of textures from the sashimi and seafood.
Cafe Dunchi is a café on the second floor of the building connected to the Namdaecheon Water Leisure Sports Center in Yangyang, Gangwon. I rode an electric boat with my parents-in-law, then enjoyed the river view, terrace seating, and bakery selection at the café. The calm boat ride and riverside setting made for a satisfying family outing.
Yeoyejeong is a Korean barbecue restaurant in Yangyang, Gangwon, where my husband and I ordered three servings of fresh pork ribs and Yeoyeong Naengmyeon. The ₩56,000 meal was filling, and the noodles after the meat were especially memorable; parking was easy, though the restaurant was nearly full by the time we left.
Cafe Dunchi is a café on the second floor of a water sports center beside the lower Namdaecheon River in Yangyang, Gangwon. I rode an electric boat there with my parents and drank café drinks while taking in the river views. We had to steer and control forward and stop ourselves, but did not need to pedal; the speed felt different depending on the current.
Yeoyejeong is an aged beef and pork barbecue restaurant in Sangpyeong-ri village, Yangyang, Gangwon. After visiting Naksansa, I had two portions of chuck flap tail, kimchi jjigae, and sotbap; the thick, tender beef and scorched rice with hovenia tea stood out, though there was a brief weekday-evening wait.
Cafe Dunchi is a café on the first floor of the Namdaecheon Water Leisure Sports Experience Center in Yangyang, Gangwon. I visited with my husband, daughter, and dog, bringing a strawberry smoothie and affogato aboard an electric boat. Being able to share a quiet ride on the river with our dog was the highlight.
Yeoyejeong is a charcoal-grilled meat restaurant in Seo-myeon, Yangyang, Gangwon. During my Yangyang trip, I had tender marinated ribs that were not overly sweet and refreshing baekkimchi noodles; the neat side dishes and large free parking lot were also satisfying.
Cafe Dunchi is a floating café on the Namdaecheon River in Yangyang, Gangwon. After drinks with a friend, I spent 30 minutes on a large electric boat with Bluetooth music; driving was initially a little scary but became fun, though the café restroom requires a walk to the parking area.
