수담한정식
A three-minute walk from Seonjeongneung Station, this hanjeongsik (Korean full-course) restaurant offers every seat as a private room. I had the Daegam-sang course, which opened with galhan-juk and tangpyeongchae before progressing through fresh raw-fish salad, royal-style bulgogi, and deodeok-twigim - each course arriving thoughtfully plated and warm. The pacing felt genuinely like being hosted rather than simply served. The yeongeun-jeongga (candied lotus root) that accompanied the final rice course was memorable, and the dolsot-bap had a distinctive color and taste suggesting special water or technique. Soundproofing between rooms was excellent, allowing our group to talk freely. It is ideal for occasions that demand gravitas - business meetings, family milestone dinners, or sangyeonrye (formal family introductions before marriage). Valet parking runs 3,000 won from behind the building. Compared to similarly priced hanjeongsik in other regions, the course composition here felt richer, and elderly family members were especially pleased.