The history of Traditional Chinese characters(Classical Chinese)

🍽️ A preview of food

🍽️ Gaeseong Mandu Koong Restaurant

※ There is a restaurant inside the alley where you can see in the picture.

• And if you arrived well, you'll see it. (Michelin Guide Certification)
• If you wait in line, the staff will help you enter.

※ Please refer to the link below for more information.

Gaeseong Mandu Koong

🍽️ Opening Hours

Sun ~ Tues [ 11:30 ~ 20:00 ] Last Order [ Until 19:20 ]

Weds ~ Sat [ 11:30 ~ 21:00 ] Last Order [ Until 20:20 ]

※ Mon to Fri have Break Time [ 15:00 ~ 16:00 ]

🍽️ Restaurant Info

: Operation since 1970, Serving Gaeseong-style dumpings for three generations. The owner prepare the dumplings by hand daily with the freshest ingredients.
※ The inside of the restaurant is a traditional Korean house(Hanok). 
※ 'Mandu' means dumpings in Korean.

🍽️ A picture of Food

My Order : Joraengi tteok mandutguk (Rice cake dumplings soup)

※ Joraengi is the rice cake that looks like a small snowman. (Looks like the number 8)

※ Joraengi is a chewy texture.

🍽️ A Persinal Review

1. Delicious.
2. Good to eat in cold weather.
3. It's nice to be near Gyeongbokgung Palace. (Good to see Insa-dong after eating)
4. It's not cheap.
5. The waiting time for entry is about 20-30 minutes.
6. The Jeongol(hot pot) menu is also popular
7. I loved the traditional Korean house style(Hanok) inside the restaurant.

※ To order a hot pot, you need to order two servings.