Gangdong-gu in southeastern Seoul is a family-oriented district known for its community markets and traditional Korean restaurants. Cheonho Market offers one of Seoul's best selections of traditional banchan, grilled fish, and home-style Korean cooking away from the tourist circuit.
This indoor food stall is a popular hangout spot for locals from the Cheonho area. There is no Japanese menu. They have a wide variety of food, all of which is reasonably priced and delicious. To get your own alcohol, simply ask a staff member to help you out of the refrigerator, and they will count your empty bottles when you pay. I enjoyed my makgeolli with a jeon (tempura assortment). It was fun to chat with the people at the table next to me and with other customers in the outdoor ashtray area, so I recommend this stall for anyone wanting to experience a local atmosphere. The staff are kind and gentle, making it a very comfortable place.
A long-established establishment with the best value for money. This pub, a great value for money, existed even before the new building was built. It used to be a gathering place for the neighborhood's seniors, but it has since become a playroom for the MZ generation. It's a well-known establishment known to the residents of Gubeundari, Amsa-dong, who appreciate good value, generous portions, and a penchant for alcohol.
Taste 3 Price 6 Portion Size 4 Friendliness 5 (Total Score 5) There are more young people than elderly people, and more women. The interior smells of grilled fish, but It offers incredible value for money, so no matter what you order, it is worth it. [Spicy Grilled Eel 10,000 / Kimchi Stew 7,000] [Soju 4,000 / Beer 5,000]
