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Traditional Market Alley Restaurants with a Nostalgic Neighborhood Vibe

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As you stroll slowly through the market alley, you'll first notice the humble yet enduring restaurants that have stood the test of time. These long-established eateries across the country have preserved the essence of the neighborhood with familiar dishes like a bowl of soup and generous meat side dishes. This time, we introduce traditional restaurants found in Gwangju, Gyeonggi, and Seoul. It's a great place to enjoy a hearty meal while soaking in the charming atmosphere and exploring the market.

Restaurant List

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    Yangdong Sundae

    61924 11, Cheonbyeonjo-ro 246beon-gil, Seo-gu, Gwangju

    "A rich bowl of broth found at Gwangju Yangdong Market" Yangdong Sundae is an old sundae and gukbap restaurant located within Gwangju's Yangdong Market. Tucked deep within the market alleys, once you visit, you'll quickly understand why locals frequent this place. You can enjoy a full spread including beef head gukbap, sundae, head meat, jokbal, and stir-fried intestines. Many say the broth is rich and has minimal off-flavors, making it perfect for those expecting well-cooked sundae and generous portions of meat. It's a great spot when you want a hearty meal in the market atmosphere. Dining alone is also comfortable, and it's convenient to stop by while exploring Yangdong Market. If you love gukbap, give it a try.

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    Wonju Ne Restaurant

    10835 경기도 파주시 파주읍 시장거리길 34

    “A cozy old-fashioned meal in Paju-eup” Wonju Ne Restaurant is an old establishment located in the alleys of Paju-eup. It may not be extravagant, but the atmosphere of having stood the test of time and the simple table setting immediately catch your eye. Operated by an elderly couple, the welcoming feel makes it even more comfortable for guests. The first dish you’ll want to try here is the Pork Jumuluk. The seasoning is not overly strong, and the meat is cooked tenderly, making it easy to enjoy with rice. The side dishes like kimchi, pickled radish, sesame leaves, and green onion salad pair well, so you can enjoy them wrapped in lettuce or just pick them up as they are without any burden. In winter, the Beef Head Soup is also quite popular. With a clear and refreshing broth containing meat and glass noodles, it's great for filling you up comfortably, and many customers also enjoy it with cold noodles. If you’re looking for a hearty and warm meal in Paju, this is definitely a place worth visiting.

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    Cheongsongok

    04515 서울특별시 중구 서소문로11길 14

    "A 41-year-old traditional soup restaurant near City Hall Station, Cheongsongok" Cheongsongok is a long-established eatery that has maintained its presence near City Hall Station and Deoksugung Palace, particularly famous for its Jangteo Gukbap (market-style soup). The old sign and warm atmosphere evoke a sense of nostalgia, and upon entering, you'll notice that this place offers not only soup but also a variety of meat dishes. The signature dish, Jangteo Gukbap, features a hearty broth filled with generous portions of meat, green onions, and thin noodles, providing a satisfying meal. The Yukhoe Bibimbap also comes topped with fresh vegetables and raw beef, accompanied by broth, ensuring a high level of satisfaction. With side dishes like geotjeori (fresh kimchi) and kkakdugi (diced radish kimchi), along with barley tea, the traditional ambiance of this old establishment is preserved throughout the meal. During weekday lunches, it tends to be bustling with customers, making it a great spot to stop by when you're craving a warm bowl of soup.

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    Yeongdong Seolleongtang

    06525 24 Gangnam-daero 101-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul
    Break Time 15:00 ~ 17:00

    "Experience the charm of authentic Seolleongtang at 'Yeongdong Seolleongtang'" Located on Gangnam-daero in Seocho-gu, Seoul, 'Yeongdong Seolleongtang' is a 24-hour Seolleongtang specialty restaurant where you can enjoy a hearty meal at any time. Upon entering the restaurant, guests are welcomed by a neat interior and a warm atmosphere, along with a spacious dedicated parking lot that ensures excellent accessibility. The highlight here is the rich broth of Seolleongtang, made from a blend of Australian and domestic meats that boasts a deep and rich flavor. Notably, you can customize your Seolleongtang by requesting to remove the fat or adding noodles, allowing you to enjoy the taste according to your preferences. The savory broth, combined with crunchy green onions and tender meat, provides true satisfaction for a meal, while the accompanying radish kimchi and regular kimchi enhance the overall flavor. 'Yeongdong Seolleongtang' has been featured in various television programs and has gained much love from the public, remaining popular as a late-night spot for drinking snacks. This place is perfect for gatherings or casual meet-ups with friends, offering a unique dining experience that reinterprets traditional Korean flavors with a modern touch.

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    Sammi Jeong

    04545 32-6 Euljiro 19-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
    Business Hours 11:00 ~ 21:30

    "A Special Experience of Euljiro's Night Culture at Sammi Jeong" Located in Euljiro, Seoul, Sammi Jeong is a specialized restaurant for grilled pork belly that offers a strong sense of traditional night culture. The unique charm of its old-fashioned exterior evokes a feeling of time travel. Notably, dining at the night tables starting from 6 PM is famous here, and enjoying grilled pork belly with friends and family on a cool autumn evening creates unforgettable memories. The menu at Sammi Jeong is simple yet appealing. It features one type of pork belly along with neatly arranged basic side dishes, each harmoniously complementing one another to complete a true meal. Particularly, the savory steamed egg is served as a complimentary dish, enhancing the quality of the dining experience. Additionally, the friendly service from the owner and staff is another charm of this place, warmly welcoming guests and providing a comfortable dining experience. If you're looking to find a moment of relaxation amidst the busy city life, the night experience at Sammi Jeong will offer you unforgettable moments.

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    Banghwa-dong Chadol House

    07616 84, Banghwa-daero 21-gil, Gangseo-gu, Seoul

    "The charm of authentic charcoal-grilled chadolbaki, Banghwa-dong Chadol House" Located in Banghwa-dong, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, 'Chadol House' is a beloved establishment since 1978, where you can experience the essence of chadolbaki grilled over charcoal. True to its reputation as a famous eatery, it has a special appeal that captivates the taste buds of meat lovers. The chadolbaki here uses frozen beef from the United States, but the thickly sliced meat offers a unique flavor. Thanks to the charcoal grilling method, the meat retains its juices, boasting a rich and deep taste. Additionally, the various side dishes served with chadolbaki—especially the crunchy radish salad and dongchimi—help to alleviate the greasiness of the meat, making it even more enjoyable. Dining in a warm atmosphere, complemented by the attentive service of friendly staff, provides a comfortable dining experience. Chadol House is not just a meat restaurant; it is a precious space rich in history and flavor, offering guests a hearty and satisfying meal.

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