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Osteria Maeryo

오스테리아 매료 Oseuteria Maeryo An osteria is a plain Italian eating house; maeryo means being captivated — the shop's banner reads 'one turn of the fork and you are captivated'. The chef himself spells it Osteria Maeryo.

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Data as of 2026-09-27 · Published 2026-09-30 · Compiled by Gilpost

Osteria Maeryo is an Italian restaurant on the ground floor of the Segwang Plaza block, unit 107, at the corner of Namak Central Park in Muan. It serves pasta, risotto, salads and chop steak, and a July 2026 post says it had then been open about a year. The same owner runs Studio Maeryo next door — candles, plaster, perfume — and three writers nearly walked into the workshop by mistake. The sign is small, and five posts lead with that. One almost went into the café next door; another had to look hard to find it. Three give bearings: beside the Mellow café, between the 88 pocha and the Hakdong noodle shop. Booking comes first here. The shop's own words: reservations are given priority, though walk-ins are taken. Naver's booking form has you choose your dishes in advance, and one writer liked the result — the food arriving as soon as her party sat down, like a set menu. Fifteen posts mention booking, and three who came without one found the tables full and were seated at the bar. You order from a QR code at the table; there is no paper menu — nineteen posts mention it, and one notes that staff will bring a printed menu for anyone uneasy with the code. The kitchen is open to the room — fourteen say so, six of them treating it as evidence the place is clean. Two things come free: the bread and olive oil at the start (twenty-one posts) and the pudding at the end (nine ate it). People order the sets. Eight took the two-person salad set at ₩51,000, and one notes the sets cost less than the same dishes separately. The most-ordered plate is the squid-ink risotto (fourteen); the shop's own signature is the butter-prawn pasta. It takes the Muan local-currency voucher (four posts) and one says it delivers through two apps. Five note its 2026 Blue Ribbon and Red Ribbon listings.

The basics

When it opens

Of 19 posts: 10 wrote Mon–Sat 11:00–21:00, 6 wrote 11:00–21:00.

The values differ, but the periods they were written in do not overlap. This looks like a change over time rather than a disagreement, and the top row is the most recently reported. We did not confirm it with the restaurant.

What people order

The most ordered dish is sikjeon-ppang (식전빵) — 21 of 27 posts.

The prices here are what bloggers wrote down in their posts, and they may have changed since. Check Naver Place for the current menu and prices. This list is not a menu board — it counts what bloggers actually ordered and ate. Check on Naver Place

What to order

• 오징어먹물리조또14 ate it
  ojingeo-meokmul risotto₩17,000 · ₩18,000

  **The most-ordered dish here — fourteen people ate it.** Eight posts note the rice is cut with **oats and barley**, so the grains still bite back, and all eight list the same three grains. Spring onion on top, chopped squid through it. **Six call it their pick of the menu** — one says the shop's name simply means this dish; another that every squid-ink dish she had eaten before must have been made wrong.

  **Two prices: ₩17,000 in the February–early-June posts, ₩18,000 from late June on.** **Seasoning is the variable, and you can ask before it is cooked.** A July 2026 writer watched the next table — regulars, she assumed — sit down and order it made less salty without opening the menu; she herself, who salts heavily, found it on the edge of salty. A February writer had read that it was oversalted when the shop opened and found no trace of that. **The sea note divides people.** One tasted the sea faintly and thought some would not like it; another was thrown by the smell at first and found it gone once stirred. One compares it with another local restaurant's and finds this one less creamy, nuttier. **It blackens your lips — two posts warn about it on a date.**

• 새우버터파스타14 ate it
  saeu-beoteo pasta₩18,000 · ₩20,000

  **The shop's signature pasta; fourteen ate it.** **Prawns, Isigny AOP butter and dill**, with lemon zest over the top. One writer counted five prawns. **What recurs is 'butter without the weight' — seven posts.** They credit the zest and the dill: where the mushroom risotto is heavy, this one comes out light.

  **₩18,000 in the earlier posts, ₩20,000 from July — the dearest pasta.** Swapping it into the two-person set **adds ₩2,000**, by one July account. **Two were given something hot alongside** — jalapeños in June, chilli pickles in July — and both say it cut the butter. **Two remark that a butter pasta is hard to find elsewhere. No post has a complaint about it.**

• 2인 샐러드 세트8 ate it
  2-in salad set₩51,000 · ₩52,000

  **Eight ordered this way — the commonest way of ordering here.** One salad, one pasta, one risotto, and all eight kept the burrata salad as the salad. **One post notes the sets work out cheaper than ordering the same dishes separately.**

  **Two posts give a price: ₩51,000 (July) and ₩52,000 (September)**, the latter including ₩1,000 to swap the pasta. Swapping in the butter-prawn pasta **adds ₩2,000**. **The posts show the combinations people actually built** inside the set, and **drinks are charged separately** (cola ₩2,000).

• 풍기리조또7 ate it
  funghi risotto₩18,000

  **A cream risotto with mushroom, truffle paste and truffle oil; seven ate it.** One post notes the oats and barley are in this one too. **In a party of four, all four named it their favourite dish of the meal**; in a party of five, it was the table's best.

  **One price only: ₩18,000** (September). It shares its ingredients with the funghi pasta — rice or noodles is the whole difference — and two writers argue for the rice, one for the noodles. **One writer who dislikes mushrooms ate it happily**, and one who rates another restaurant's version highly prefers this one. **No post has a complaint about it.**

• 풍기파스타6 ate it
  funghi pasta₩17,000 · ₩18,000

  **The oil-based pasta made from the same mushroom, truffle paste and truffle oil; six ate it.** One found it unlike any oil pasta she knew — thicker, because of the mushrooms. **Three say the truffle comes through strongly.**

  **₩17,000 in early June, ₩18,000 in August and September.** No post has a complaint about it.

• 찹스테이크6 ate it
  chop steak₩38,000

  **The one non-pasta plate several people ordered — six of them.** Flash-fried with vegetables, and two dipping sauces on the side.

  **The cut differs between posts** — flat iron in two (February, July), sirloin in one (January). We cannot say which it is. **So does the texture.** Four call it very tender, good enough without the sauces; an April writer found it somewhat tough and was lukewarm. **Only one post gives the price — ₩38,000** (February), the dearest single plate here.

• 알리오올리오4 ate it
  aglio e olio₩16,000

  **The cheapest pasta (₩16,000); four ate it.** Plain and hard to get wrong, they say, and clean-tasting because there is no seafood in it.

  **Two temper it**: one wanted more garlic shoots, another called it merely par for the course.

• 포모도로3 ate it
  pomodoro₩17,000 · ₩18,000

  **A tomato pasta with basil and stracciatella; three ate it.**

  **The only dish here anyone calls ordinary** — pleasant, familiar, and not as memorable as the mushroom risotto or the butter pasta. An August writer did praise the way the cheese lifted the tomato, but says plainly that she has a tomato allergy and is passing on her companion's verdict. **₩17,000 in February, ₩18,000 in August.**

• 화이트라구파스타3 ate it
  white ragu pasta₩18,000 · ₩19,000

  **A cream ragù of minced pork and beef; three ate it.** Those who knew only tomato ragù found the cream version deeper; one stirred in the cheese from the top, another liked how filling the meat made it.

  **₩18,000 in February, ₩19,000 in July.** One writer dipped the bread that comes first into the sauce. No post has a complaint about it.

• 푸타네스카1 ate it
  puttanesca

  **One post ate it** (September): olives, prawns, rocket, cherry tomato, garlic, and enough heat that nothing cloys.

  **No post gives an à la carte price.** The one who ate it paid **₩1,000 extra** to swap it into the two-person set.

• 2인 스테이크 세트1 ate it
  2-in steak set

  **One post ate it** (March): salad, pasta, risotto and steak. Another (July) only names it as what she means to come back for.

  **No post gives a price.**

• 감바스named in 2
  gambas

  **Two posts list it on the menu and nobody ate it.** Both are simply copying out the menu.

  **No price, no account of eating it.**

Sides, and what comes with it

• 식전빵21 ate it
  sikjeon-ppang

  **It comes first and costs nothing, and twenty-one posts mention it — more than any dish.** Sliced ciabatta with **olive oil**, the oil **salted** (one names Maldon), which four found pleasantly salty. Somewhere between ciabatta and focaccia, one says; another was struck by the large holes in it. **Six say it arrives warm**, one that it is one piece per person.

  **Two writers mention disliking olives** — one ate it all regardless; another table picked around them. One post (June) describes olives baked into the bread itself, **so the bread may change with the season, though we cannot tell.** **Three mention pickles alongside it**, one of them chilli pickles. **One warns the loaf is large** and advises small eaters to go easy.

• 부라타치즈샐러드17 ate it
  burrata cheese salad₩16,000 · ₩17,000

  **It comes inside the sets, so seventeen ate it.** Burrata with cherry tomato, rocket, basil and **whatever fruit is in season**, vinaigrette beneath, lemon zest on top. **The fruit changes through the year and the posts track it**: muscat in January, strawberry in February and March, melon in June and July, fig in August and September. One writer, back after six months, was surprised to find fig where strawberry had been.

  **₩16,000 in the February posts, ₩17,000 from June on.** **Staff tell you how to eat it** — tear the burrata open and mix it down into the basil vinaigrette; three posts were given that instruction, a fourth was told to cut a cross in it first. **Two people got past an ingredient they dislike**, one friend who does not care for rocket eating it with admiration. Another writer left meaning to make it at home. **No post has a complaint about it.**

Sweet things

• 후식 푸딩9 ate it
  husik pudding

  **It is free, it comes at the end, and nine people ate it.** What comes changes: panna cotta (they call it milk pudding) in the January–March posts, tiramisù pudding in February and July. One describes cocoa powder over milk cream. **The shop offers it rather than waiting to be asked** — one was told at the start of the meal to say when she was ready.

  **An August 2026 writer was told the tiramisù pudding is no longer served** — she had eaten it in February and was sorry. That is her own account from the shop, **so we cannot say what the dessert is now**; the two September posts do not mention one at all. **Two were warned they might cough on the powder** and told to let it melt in the mouth. **One writer missed it altogether**, having talked until closing time.

To drink

• 탄산음료5 ate it
  tansan drinks₩2,000

  **Five ordered a soft drink** — cola, zero cola or lemonade — and one gives the price as **₩2,000**. Two say they were driving and took it instead of alcohol.

  **Two February posts say that following the shop on Naver Maps gets you one of the three soft drinks free**, and one adds that they will bring a cup of ice if you ask. **There is alcohol too** — two mention wine, one beer — and two say you may bring your own bottle, **but only one gives the corkage: ₩10,000** (July).

Parking

13 posts say you can park; 1 say you cannot. We leave the disagreement standing rather than picking a side.

You can park, but whether the restaurant has a car park of its own is written differently in every post. Thirteen mention parking: five say the building has an underground car park, nine point to the public car park in front or across the street, three simply parked on the verge — and one April post states flatly that there is no car park and you use the public one. We cannot tell whether that underground car park belongs to this restaurant or to the building. One driver who used it (July) warns of a high lip at the entrance and suggests only confident drivers take it. Another wrote that the verge is a yellow solid line but seems not to be enforced — which is not something we can recommend.

Who came, and with whom

Getting there

Naver Map has a full English mode — Settings → Language → English. In Korea it gives better walking and transit directions than Google Maps.

Getting inside

On floors, the address is all there is. The restaurant is unit 107 on the ground floor of Segwang Plaza, and in twenty-eight posts no one describes seating on a second floor or in a basement — the basement is the car park. No one counts steps or mentions a lift. Several posts describe a first-floor café nearby; that is a different business.

Nobody writes about the doorway or about wheelchairs and pushchairs. In twenty-eight posts there is not one line on whether there is a step at the door, how wide the door is, or whether a wheelchair or a pram can get in. The one 'lip' anybody mentions is at the entrance to the building's underground car park, not at the restaurant door. Six posts say there are high chairs for children — two of them, by the till. A high chair is not a flat doorway. The lavatory is the building's shared one, so it means going outside. Anyone who needs to know should ring the shop: 0507-1320-1176.

The lavatory is not inside the restaurant — two posts say so: it is the shared one for the building. The other twenty-six posts do not mention a lavatory at all.

Nobody writes about an accessible lavatory or about separate lavatories for men and women. Only two posts mention the lavatory at all, and both stop at saying it is the building's shared one — not which floor it is on, nor how many doors, nor how much room there is.

No one mentioned: Second floor · In a basement · Lift to the floor · Ramp at the door · Step at the entrance · Step-free access · Accessible toilet · Separate restrooms. That is not the same as there being none — it means we could not confirm it. Worth calling ahead, and do tell us: we will put it here.

How to read these posts

• Someone else paid1 / 271 of 27 posts
• Posts saying they paid themselves11 / 2711 of 27 posts
• Posts saying nothing either way15 / 2715 of 27 posts

Posts that followed a TV spot

Of the 28 posts we gathered, 1 went up on a single day right after a TV spot and show no sign of a visit. They retell the broadcast, so we left them out of the counts.

We do not discard them. That a TV spot produced a burst of posts is itself something worth knowing about a place, and a star rating will not show it.

When the posts appeared

What we do not know

• Nobody writes about queuing. This is all twenty-eight posts have: three found the tables full and were put at the bar, one walked in without a booking and got in, and one says only that there may be a wait if you have not booked. So how long you would wait, nobody says. What three do record is how fast the room fills: first customer at opening, every table taken by the time she left; all the tables full immediately after she sat down; the room already busy shortly after five.
• Nobody writes about getting here without a car. In twenty-eight posts there is no bus number, no stop name, no walking time from a station. What is written is driving (thirteen mention parking; one novice driver managed with satnav) and what it is near on foot: four place it at the end of Namak Central Park, five minutes from Kim Dae-jung Square, and one walked 300m to a café afterwards. So whether you can get here by public transport is something we cannot yet answer. Namak is the seat of the provincial government and buses do reach it, but the posts we read do not say so.
• Not one post declares a sponsorship. Of twenty-eight, nine state outright that they paid for the meal, one was treated by a friend, and the rest do not say. One writer, comparing the place with another, volunteered that she had no stake in it and had not been paid. That the praise runs one way is worth recording plainly. Only four posts contain a complaint, each about a single plate: tough chop steak (April), too few garlic shoots in the aglio e olio (August), an ordinary pomodoro (February and January), an uncomfortable bar seat (June). One post was dropped from the denominator (its subject is a café next door) and one lists the menu without anyone having eaten (a four-restaurant editorial round-up).

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Every number above was counted from the posts below.

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Of 260 candidate posts we opened 67 and kept 27 as evidence. We stop once 30 are confirmed: beyond that the counts grow in proportion without changing the answer.

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