1. Dangoljip (단골집)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 6 civil-servant visits
- 🏅 Century Store
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Daesin-myeon Yeoyang-ro 1460
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Soup & Stew in Yeoju-si, Gyeonggi
34 Soup & Stew restaurants in Yeoju-si, Gyeonggi, verified by Korean civil-servants' actual spending — not paid reviews.
2. Songtanbudaejjigae (송탄부대찌개)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
- 🏅 Century Store
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Gangbyeon-ro 158
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Budae-jjigae — 'Army stew' of kimchi, spam, sausage and ramen in a spicy broth, born after the Korean War.
- Donkatsu — A breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet, Korean-style — larger and often sauced.
3. Huimangsikdang (희망식당)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 7 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Cheongsim-ro 100
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What are these dishes?
- Sundae-gukbap — Pork-bone soup with Korean blood sausage and pork offal, served with rice.
- Sundae — Korean blood sausage of pig intestine stuffed with noodles and barley, usually steamed.
- Gukbap — Rice served in a hot soup — a quick, comforting one-bowl meal.
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
4. Hwabongdwaejisundaegukbap (화봉돼지순대국밥)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 21 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Yeoyang-ro 231
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What are these dishes?
- Gukbap — Rice served in a hot soup — a quick, comforting one-bowl meal.
- Sundae-gukbap — Pork-bone soup with Korean blood sausage and pork offal, served with rice.
- Sundae — Korean blood sausage of pig intestine stuffed with noodles and barley, usually steamed.
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
5. Maeulsikdang (마을식당)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 11 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Yeoyang-ro 54
6. Yangpyeongseoulhaejangguk (양평서울해장국)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 10 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Doye-ro 155
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
7. Ssarigol (싸리골)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 2 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Hyeonam-ro 47
₩₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
- Samgyetang — A whole young chicken stuffed with rice and ginseng, simmered into a restorative summer soup.
8. Yangdeumppukwonjoyangpyeonghaejangguk (양듬뿍원조양평해장국)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 7 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Cheongsim-ro 15
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
9. Yeonaeulseolleongtang (여내울설렁탕)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 6 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Sejong-ro 430
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Seolleongtang — A milky-white soup from ox bones simmered for many hours; seasoned with salt at the table.
- Galbitang — A clear, hearty soup of beef short ribs simmered for hours, eaten with rice.
- Yukgaejang — A spicy soup of shredded beef, scallions and vegetables in a red chili broth.
- Gomtang — A clear beef soup from slow-simmered meat and bones, milder than seolleongtang.
10. Joseongomtang (조선곰탕)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Bungnae-myeon Dangjeon-ro 36
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What are these dishes?
- Gomtang — A clear beef soup from slow-simmered meat and bones, milder than seolleongtang.
11. Giljo (길조)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Bungnae-myeon Dangjeon-ro 5
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
- Cheonggukjang — A pungent, deeply savory stew of fast-fermented soybeans — stronger than doenjang.
- Yukgaejang — A spicy soup of shredded beef, scallions and vegetables in a red chili broth.
12. Sonamujip (소나무집)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Daesin-myeon Yeoyang-ro 1445-7
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Samgyetang — A whole young chicken stuffed with rice and ginseng, simmered into a restorative summer soup.
13. Surimyeongyangtang (수림영양탕)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 4 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Yonggang-gil 24
₩₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
14. Yennalseoulhaejangguk (옛날서울해장국)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 4 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Geumsa-myeon Iyeo-ro 1277
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
15. Neungseodwaejigukbap (능서돼지국밥)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 3 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Heungcheon-myeon Heungcheon-ro 5
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Gukbap · rice in soup ₩12,000
Sundae-gukbap · pork & blood-sausage soup with rice ₩12,000
Suyuk · boiled sliced pork/beef ₩18,000
Dwaeji-bulgogi · spicy grilled pork ₩13,000
Sundae · Korean blood sausage ₩15,000
What are these dishes?
- Gukbap — Rice served in a hot soup — a quick, comforting one-bowl meal.
- Sundae-gukbap — Pork-bone soup with Korean blood sausage and pork offal, served with rice.
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
- Sundae — Korean blood sausage of pig intestine stuffed with noodles and barley, usually steamed.
16. Minjigamjatang1hojeom (민지감자탕1호점)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 2 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Uam-ro 161
What are these dishes?
- Gamjatang — A spicy stew of pork spine and potatoes, rich and warming, shared from one pot.
17. Daesinsikdang (대신식당)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 2 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Myeongpum-ro 112
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Gukbap — Rice served in a hot soup — a quick, comforting one-bowl meal.
18. Yangpyeongbongahaejangguk (양평본가해장국)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 2 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Gangbyeonyuwonji-gil 2
₩₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
- Gopchang-jeongol — A hot pot of beef tripe, vegetables and noodles simmered in a spicy broth at the table.
- Gomtang — A clear beef soup from slow-simmered meat and bones, milder than seolleongtang.
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
19. Jusikhoesasongganepudeu (주식회사송가네푸드)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Yeoyangno233beon-gil 10
₩₩
20. Minjippyeodagwihaejangguk (민지뼈다귀해장국)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Sejongno79beon-gil 17-3
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What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
21. Changdongjjigaemaeul (창동찌개마을)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Sejongno40beon-gil 13-5
What are these dishes?
- Jeyuk — Pork stir-fried in a spicy gochujang sauce — a classic everyday Korean meal.
- Kimchi-jjigae — A tangy, spicy stew of aged kimchi simmered with pork and tofu.
- Samgyeopsal — Thick slices of pork belly grilled at your table, wrapped in lettuce with garlic and ssamjang paste.
22. Wonnimgomtang (원님곰탕)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Hyeonam-ro 29-5
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Gomtang — A clear beef soup from slow-simmered meat and bones, milder than seolleongtang.
- Hanwoo — Premium Korean native-breed beef, prized for rich marbling and usually served grilled.
23. Joheunsijeol (좋은시절)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Cheongsim-ro 68
₩₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Samgyeopsal — Thick slices of pork belly grilled at your table, wrapped in lettuce with garlic and ssamjang paste.
24. Gangchonagujeonmun (강촌아구전문)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
Gyeonggi Yeoju-si Daesin-myeon Yeoyang-ro 1968
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Kimchi-jjigae — A tangy, spicy stew of aged kimchi simmered with pork and tofu.
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