City: Ulsan
Top Restaurants in Ulsan
Countries
South Korea Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ulsan
Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Ulsan. Ulsan (Korean pronunciation: [ul.s͈an]), officially the Ulsan Metropolitan City, is South Korea's seventh-largest metropolis with a population of over 1.1 million inhabitants. It is located in the south-east of the country, neighboring Busan to the south and facing Gyeongju to the north.
Things to do in Ulsan
10. Mimong
We mainly handle korea beef and several japanese-style food You can use personalized brazier, warmed brazier and Japanese-style interior.
Reviewed By duck3222
íì° ë¯¸ë íë¡êµ¬ì´ ì 문ì ì ëë¤. í°ëë¡ë³ì´ ìëê³ ì£¼íê° ê³¨ëª©ì ìì¹íê³ ìì¼ë.. ê¼ ì£¼ì를 ì°¸ê³ í´ ì£¼ì¸ì.ì¸ì° ë¨êµ¬ ììë¡14-1 ì¼ë³¸ ì ì ì§ê°ì ë¶ì기~ ë°ê° ìì´ì 주방ì¥ëì ì¹¼ì§ê³¼ ì리를 ë³¼ììë ì리ë ììµëë¤. 1ì¸ 100ê·¸ë 기ì¤ì¼ë¡ ë©ë´ê°ìì´ì. íì°ì ë¶ìë³ë¡ 주문íê±°ë setë©ë´ 주문íì ë ë©ëë¤. ê½ê°ë¹, ê½ë±ì¬, ì´ì¹ì´, ìì°½ì, ìê°ë¹ì, ì ì§ì´, ìë±ì¬, ì±ë~ë¶ìë³ìì¹ë 벽면ì 그림ì¼ë¡ ìê°ëì´ììµëë¤. ì ë 미몽 í리미ì ì í¸ë©ë´ a 50000ìì§ë¦¬ë¥¼ 주문í´ì 먹ììµëë¤. íì° a+ ì ë§ ì ìì ì´ì´ ë ¹ìµëë¤. ê°ì¶í©ëë¤.
9. Bareuda Gimseonseang Ulsan Daldong
Reviewed By Trek807428
주ìì ê¹ë°¥ì§ì ë§ì§ë§ë°ë¥´ë¤ê¹ì ìì ê±´ê°í ìì¬ë£ë¥¼ ì´ì ì¼ë¡ íì¬ê¹ë°¥ì ë§ë¤ê³ ìë¤.ë§ì긴 íì§ë§ ë¹ì¼ê² í ì´ëê¹?
8. The frypan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By djye
If you are looking for the place talking with your friends at night, I recommend you to go to 'The frypan'. The frypan is a restaurant which serves fried chicken with potato chips. This restaurant opens at 5:00pm and close at 2:00 am so you can enjoy taking a late-night snack. There are a lot of messages on the fence that people scribble down so you can read it for fun during waiting for food. Before food, master gives you snacks and you can ask for supplement. The menu consists of main dish(Fried chicken with potato chips), Beverages, and side menu(Salads, potato chips). The fried chicken costs 16,800 won, someone may think it is a high cost but it really fills the bill. The amount of main dish is a little bit much to eat all for 2 normal woman. The atmosphere of this restaurant is free and you can talk loudly. One thing I disappointed is that there are no division between smokers and non-smokers. If you are a smoker, it is good for not smoking inside for other customers. The service was really good. There are bells on each tables so if you want something, you just press it. Notice : You would better not wearing your precious clothes because the smells of fritter permeates your clothes well and it is hard to get rid of it.
7. Hamyangjip
6. Saengseongui Saengsaeng
Reviewed By goodluck1004
ê°íì ìì 구ì´ì§ë§ìì 구ì´ë íë²ë ë¨¹ì´ ë³¸ì ì´ ìê³ ê³ëë§ì´ë ê¹ì¹ì°ê°ê° êµì¥í ì ëª í ì§ì´ìì.í¹í ê¹ì¹ì°ê°ë ë°¥ì´ë 먹ì´ë ëê³ ì주 ì주ë¡ë ìµê³ ìì
5. Bonjeong Ulsan Daldong Main
Reviewed By Mike B
If you are in the Dal-dong area of Ulsan, you should check out this great little Korean-style Japanese restaurant. It's speciality is cold, soba noodles that come with a delicious sauce. You can also order them as part of a set with a couple of Cho-baps (rice balls in a tofu pocket) and some Don-gat-su (pork covered in breadcrumbs and deep fried), which is nice and crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside. It's located in a side street behind the KBS building and the Ulsan Cultural Centre.
4. Bombay Brau Ulsan Samsan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By yingchua
Interesting combination. we tried the 4 beers sampler n I think everyone should start off with that before getting the right beer for yourself. Dark Ale, Wheat beer, Pilsner & pale ale. Food is tasty but portions are very small.
3. The Manjok Ulsandae Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Jihun S
I am a local , lived in Ulsan for 23yearsI strongly recommend this place. This place sells pork's feet, similar to something called Haksen in Germany and they sell Korean sake, beer It's more of a pub rather than fine dining
2. Kyung Bok Kung - Ulsan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By j0anne2
A friend and his father brought me to this popular restaurant in Ulsan. We had the Hanu lunch meal. The beef was cooked in front of you by a server. She was kind, and provided excellent service. First she brought sweet pumpkin porridge (ho bak juk) and a cold radish soup. Side dishes included sashimi, tomatoes, lettuce, mushrooms, kimchi, fermented radish, mashed sweet pumpkin, etc. After we finished eating the grilled beef and king oyster mushrooms, she brought white rice and a soybean soup. The meal ended with a cold mae-sil which is made of Japanese apricots. Superb!
1. Namaskar Samsan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Sumithran
I visited this place along with my Korean hosts. Though the food was tasty, I felt it was a bit bland though the Koreans enjoy a bit spicy food. The staff was also a bit pushy with their recommended dishes. Otherwise service was good.
Where to eat Indian food in Ulsan: The Best Restaurants and Bars
