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Jung-gu, Ulsan

Cafés, restaurants and places in Jung-gu, Ulsan, written by bloggers who went there.

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Gukbap and takeout sundae in Bangu-dong, Ulsan: Jongga Dwaejigukbap

Jongga Dwaejigukbap is a pork gukbap (rice and pork-broth soup) restaurant in a Seowon 3-gil alley in Jung-gu, Ulsan. On a chilly day the writer had mixed gukbap and a tasting plate of suyuk (boiled pork slices) for lunch at Jongga Dwaejigukbap, then took sundae (Korean blood sausage) back to the office to share — the broth was clear and clean with no gamy smell, and the portions of offal and meat were generous. There is no parking lot, but the house-made side dishes made it a satisfying 10,000-won meal.

Written Sep 21, 2026Sponsored
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Pork gukbap restaurant in Jung-gu, Ulsan: suyuk and noodles at Jongga

Jongga Dwaejigukbap is a pork gukbap (pork and rice soup) restaurant in Bangu-dong, Jung-gu, Ulsan. On a weekday visit at 2pm the order was dwaejigukbap, sundae-gukbap (blood sausage soup), a tasting portion of suyuk (boiled pork slices) and steamed dumplings, with clear broth free of any gamey smell and thin somyeon noodles stirred in. Parking is the only weak point, but Jongga Dwaejigukbap is the kind of place even a picky gukbap eater would call the best of their life.

Written Sep 20, 2026Sponsored
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