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Tree J The Terrace & Home Party is a large buffet on the second floor of 17 Wonheung-ro in Seowon-gu, Cheongju. Sannam-dong 1085 is the lot number for the same building, while the road address and second floor identify the entrance more clearly. Food stations divide into Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Western, live grill, bakery, and dessert sections. Steak is ordered at the grill and collected after cooking. Grilled mero and rib dishes supply additional warm fish and meat. Sashimi and sushi form the cold seafood section, while salmon mulhoe noodles combine salmon, vegetables, chilled seasoning, and noodles in one bowl. Marinated crab provides a salty seafood accompaniment for rice. Fried food, noodles, and pizza extend a plate toward Chinese and Western dishes. Starting with cold fish and salad, moving to steak and grilled food, then taking noodles or rice helps separate temperatures and control portion size across several trips. Candied sweet potato, fruit, cake, and drinks make a final dessert plate instead of competing for room beside the main dishes. Adult weekday lunch costs 34,000 won. Adult weekday dinner is 52,000 won, and Friday dinner or weekend service is 57,000 won. Weekday lunch for children aged eight through thirteen is 24,000 won, with price categories separated by age. The dining room has broad aisles between stations and wide gaps between tables. Large private rooms and group seating support family birthdays, first-birthday celebrations, year-end gatherings, and company events in spaces separated from general buffet traffic. The home-party service takes buffet food to another location through a defined menu, collection or delivery method, and setup scope matched to the group size. Child seats, a waiting area, wireless internet, separate restrooms, and a takeout route are part of the facility. Cars use the basement garage. The entrance and exit lanes are narrow enough that a large vehicle needs additional turning care. The venue therefore has three distinct formats: an ordinary buffet built from repeated trips to multiple stations, an event meal inside a large room, and off-site food arranged through the home-party service. Each format uses the same broad food categories but changes seating, movement, and setup responsibility.