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Toseong-myeon 토성면

6 places read in full, in Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do.

Narrow it by what people wrote

  • with children 6
  • parking 6
  • for two 5
  • roomy 5
  • a queue reported 4
  • big portions 4
  • for a group 3
  • quiet 3
  • booking mentioned 3
  • takeout 3
  • fine on your own 2
  • easy by subway 2

Each number is how many of the 6 places here had it counted.

  • 모듬회 (포장)
    made from 13 posts · not a photo of this shop
    Bichi Susan Hoesenteo Goseong-bonjeom 비치수산회센터 30 posts read

    A three-floor sashimi house beside Bongpo beach in Goseong whose dining room has glass panels in the floor, looking down into the live tank that fills the storey below.

    Second floor 26 of 30 · Large windows 23 of 30 · Takeout 23 of 29

  • ONC 오엔씨(ONC) 30 posts read

    A three-storey cafe standing on its own at Gyoam beach in Goseong, where the sea-facing second floor has only three window tables.

    Second floor 23 of 26 · Large windows 19 of 26 · Rooftop seating 17 of 26

  • 풀드 포크 버거 플레이트
    made from 9 posts · not a photo of this shop
    BURNTOOD WORKS 번투드 웍스 29 posts read

    A brunch cafe and clothing shop in a converted house behind Cheonjin beach

    Outdoor terrace seating 12 of 16 · Dogs allowed 10 of 15 · Had to wait 10 of 13

  • 장치조림
    made from 17 posts · not a photo of this shop
    Ayajin Tto-ollae 아야진또올래 29 posts read

    Ttoollae means "coming again?" — the question the owner's sign asks, and the one most writers end their posts by answering.

    Group visit 12 of 21 · Came by car 11 of 21 · Takes reservations 7 of 10

  • 클래식 치즈버거
    made from 12 posts · not a photo of this shop
    Ugly Patty 어글리패티 27 posts read

    A one-man burger shop on the second floor above Bongpo beach in Goseong, where the potato-bun cheeseburgers come without salad vegetables and the whole wall is glass onto the East Sea.

    Large windows 22 of 22 · Second floor 12 of 22 · Juicy 11 of 13

  • 메밀국수 (막국수)
    made from 22 posts · not a photo of this shop
    Baekchon Makguksu 백촌막국수 22 posts read

    Baekchon is the name of the village it stands in — one writer photographs the stone marker at the turning — and makguksu is the cold buckwheat noodle dish of this coast.

    Had to wait 21 of 22 · Parking available 15 of 15 · Came by car 14 of 17

Counts are raw. Someone who did not mention a thing is not someone who disagreed, so we do not turn these into percentages.

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