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A Great Place for a Drink in the Back Alleys of Euljiro

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When you want to quietly enjoy a drink in the back alleys, I've selected a place where you can savor an old-fashioned atmosphere, hearty snacks, and reasonable prices all at once. The vibe here is comfortably laid-back, making it a perfect spot for an evening out rather than a flashy bar. I've organized a list of places that are popular with locals in each region, making them ideal for a second round or a late-night meal. You can easily choose from a variety of soup-based snacks to hearty dishes, making it convenient to enjoy a drink.

Keywords

• traditional
• snacks
• drink
• evening bar
• second round
• nationwide restaurants

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  Gadeokdo Bangeo House

  47555 8, Gwajeong-ro 291beon-gil, Yeonje-gu, Busan

  A great place to enjoy drinks late into the night in Yeonsan-dong, Gadeokdo Bangeo House. Located near the Togok Yeondong Market in Busan's Yeonsan-dong, Gadeokdo Bangeo House is a bar that retains its old-fashioned charm. It's perfect for a light stopover for a second or third round, and it has a welcoming atmosphere for local patrons. There are also areas where you can take off your shoes, enhancing the traditional feel. The signature dish is the Bangeo Muchim (seasoned mackerel), and you can also enjoy side dishes like steamed skate, mussel soup, and chicken innards soup. There are also soupy options like spicy croaker soup, making it a good match for those looking for spicy drinking snacks. If the place gets crowded, some menu items may run out quickly, so it's advisable to come a bit early if there's something specific you want to try. The prices are reasonable, and the side dishes pair well with soju. This is a great spot to visit when you're craving a hearty drink rather than a flashy place, making it worth a stop when you want to continue your late-night drinking in Yeonsan-dong.

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  Hallasan Restaurant Jeju Main Branch

  63208 19 Gwangyang 9-gil, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, Jeju City

  “A place where you can truly experience a local Jeju meal, Hallasan Restaurant Jeju Main Branch” Hallasan Restaurant Jeju Main Branch is a long-established eatery that has been serving customers for over 40 years near Jeju City Hall. Known for having more locals than tourists, this restaurant allows you to feel the authentic atmosphere cherished by Jeju residents for years. The first menu item that comes to mind here is the braised red snapper. The tender flesh of the snapper is perfectly seasoned, providing a spicy yet balanced flavor that pairs well with rice. You can also enjoy dishes like red snapper soup, braised mackerel, and Jeju-style pork skewers, making for a well-rounded meal. The side dishes are praised for their neat presentation and homemade taste, and the option to sample multiple dishes as a set works well. If you're looking for a beloved local eatery in Jeju, Hallasan Restaurant Jeju Main Branch is definitely worth a visit.

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  Mullebangah Sojubang

  61479 363-42 Cheonbyeon-ro, Dong-gu, Gwangju

  "A traditional place where the table is set with just kimchi and side dishes, Mullebangah Sojubang" Located in an alley next to NC Wave on Chungjang-ro in Gwangju, Mullebangah Sojubang is an old tavern that exudes a nostalgic atmosphere with its vintage sign. With only a few seating options available for both traditional floor seating and regular tables, it's best to make a reservation in advance. Instead of a separate menu, the dishes are prepared based on the ingredients available that day, as listed on the wall. The side dishes here leave a strong impression right from the start. A variety of kimchi, seasoned vegetables, salted seafood, and stir-fried dishes keep coming, and they don't stop at just one round; additional side dishes are served as well. For the main dishes, Jeolla-do style snacks such as stir-fried octopus, braised mackerel, steamed crabs or crab soup, and stir-fried squid are frequently mentioned. It's a great place to visit when you want to enjoy a drink alongside a table full of side dishes. Perfect for those who appreciate the warm, homey feel of a traditional tavern rather than a polished atmosphere, especially enjoyable when shared among a group.

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