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Cafés, restaurants and places in Gyeongnam, written by bloggers who went there.
Teuwaetmoa Changwon Branch is a brunch café in Changwon, Gyeongnam, known for its European-inspired interior and aged French toast. On a return visit one year later, I had the Classic French Toast and a rich vanilla latte made with house-cooked vanilla milk. Verdict: Vanilla latte lovers should absolutely order one.
Oyat-ri Seokdong Branch is a bar in Changwon, Gyeongnam, with softly lit vintage decor. I stopped by for a solo dinner and tried maekbanseok plate tataki and custard pudding. Verdict: a lovely pick for an atmospheric meal and easy conversation.
Yun Sikdang is a Korean restaurant in Changwon, Gyeongnam, serving a generous charcoal-grilled bulgogi set meal. At 1:30 p.m. on a weekday, the ₩16,000-per-person set came with bulgogi, grilled mackerel, kimchi pancake, soybean paste stew, and a huge array of sides. Verdict: a great choice for a satisfying family-style Korean meal.
Myeongji Cheotjip Jangyu Yulha Branch is a Korean restaurant in Jangyu, Gimhae, Gyeongnam. I tried its ₩15,000 per-person bossam set meal, then finished with a nutty Americano without acidity. Verdict: a polished, satisfying choice for a family meal or gathering.
Dotdot Milyang Main Branch is a Korean barbecue restaurant in Sammun-dong, Milyang, Gyeongnam. We walked over after the Milyang festival for ogeopsal, kkodeulsal, pollock roe mayo rice, kimchi noodle soup, and soju. Verdict: a great spot for properly grilled pork and drinks, especially with the garlic shrimp oil sauce.
Deodo Gejang is a Korean restaurant in Habuk-myeon, Yangsan, serving Jeju yellow crab jang and assorted marinated seafood. We had the two-person assorted jang nutritious pot rice set with our baby and ordered the spicy yellow crab to take home. Deodo Gejang is a generous, family-friendly spot for a crab feast.
Peer a Peer is a large café in Jillye, Gimhae, Gyeongnam, with a roomy parking lot, art displays, and a separate book-café area. My friend and I had a croissant lemon meringue, matcha schu-pener, and Kkosup Cream Latte while looking around the exhibits and photo spots. Verdict: a lovely place to linger over art, photos, and books.
Ilpum Irojeong is a Korean restaurant in Milyang, Gyeongnam, serving loach soup set meals. Our family of four had three sanghwang loach soup sets, grilled mackerel, and a shredded potato pancake, while the kids especially loved the fried loach. Verdict: a satisfying family meal to finish a Milyang outing.
Famous Venny Yangsan Oslo Park Branch is a brunch café in Yangsan, Gyeongnam, located inside Oslo Park. Fresh vegetables, poached eggs, coffee, sunny window seats, and easy parking made the visit especially satisfying. Verdict: a lovely choice for an unhurried brunch in Yangsan.
Hwadeogeuro Gan Godeungeo, Changwon Yongwon Branch is a Korean restaurant in Yongwon-dong, Changwon, serving oven-grilled fish and Korean dishes. We ordered the restorative three-person set and an oven-grilled spicy pork set meal, enjoying eel, atka mackerel, soy-marinated crab, a self-service bar, and a private room. A satisfying choice for a family meal or before or after Yongwon CC.
Ppyeodae Itneun Haejangguk Juchon Branch is a Korean restaurant in Juchon, Gimhae, serving gamjatang from 6:00 AM. I tried the 35,000-won two-person gamjatang, house-made pyeonyuk, and unlimited ramen noodles. Verdict: a hearty choice for breakfast or a group meal.
Jogane Sotbap is a Korean restaurant in Beopsu-myeon, Haman, Gyeongnam, serving pot-cooked rice set meals near Agyangnu Pavilion. The ₩14,000 sotbap set came with clam doenjang soup, boiled pork, fish, and plenty of gently seasoned side dishes. Verdict: a satisfying stop after an Agyangnu walk.
