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A Seongsan restaurant centered on chicken-broth kalguksu, with chicken gomtang, whole-chicken set meals and barley bibimbap also documented. It closes every Friday and has a mid-afternoon break.
What makes this place distinctive
The menu is built around chicken dishes. Visit Jeju describes the kalguksu as noodles and tender chicken in a rich chicken broth, while also documenting chicken gomtang, whole-chicken dishes, spicy braised chicken, chicken porridge and barley bibimbap.
Who it suits
Editorial guidanceEditorially, the individual noodle, soup and bibimbap dishes suit travelers seeking a straightforward meal, while the broader chicken selection gives groups documented choices to compare. Suitability for specific diets cannot be inferred because complete ingredients and substitution procedures are not published.
What to order
Current listed prices are KRW 7,000 for chicken kalguksu or barley bibimbap, KRW 8,000 for chicken gomtang, KRW 9,000 for the black-pork spicy stir-fry set and KRW 10,000 for the whole-chicken set. Visit Jeju additionally describes spicy braised chicken and chicken porridge, but current prices for those dishes were not verified.
Budget and extra costs
The five currently priced dishes range from KRW 7,000 to KRW 10,000 per listed order. The pages do not state taxes separately, serving sizes, minimum orders or extra charges.
Booking and using the venue
Service is listed from 09:00 to 20:30, except Friday, with a 14:30–17:00 break and 19:50 last order. Reservations and takeaway are listed, but no online reservation path or queue-registration procedure is documented.
Getting there and facilities
The restaurant is at 6 Dongnyuam-ro 36beon-gil in Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup. Parking is listed, but the exact parking area, arrival route, step-free access and family facilities are not documented.
Before you visit
Closed every Friday; the daily break is 14:30–17:00 and last order is 19:50. Complete ingredient lists, allergen procedures and dietary substitutions are not documented, so the chicken-centered descriptions should not be treated as dietary-safety assurances.
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