Location: Gunsan
Top Restaurants in Gunsan
Top Things to do in Gunsan
- 1. Eunpa Lake Park
- 2. Dongguksa Temple
- 3. Japanese-style House in Sinheung-dong (Hirotsu House)
- 4. Old Gunsan Custom House
- 5. Gunsan Modern Architecture Exhibition Hall
- 6. Gunsan Modern History Museum
- 7. Jinpo Maritime Theme Park
- 8. Gyeongamdong Railroad Town
- 9. Statue of Peace
- 10. Teddy Bear Museum Gunsan
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Top 4 Cafe food in Gunsan, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea
Reviews on Cafe food in Gunsan, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea. Gunsan (Korean pronunciation: [kun.san]) is a city in North Jeolla Province, South Korea. It is on the south bank of the Geum River just upstream from its exit into the Yellow Sea. It has emerged as a high-tech manufacturing industrial city and an international trade seaport that is approximately 200 km southwest of Seoul on the midwest coast of the Korean Peninsula.
Things to do in Gunsan
1. Kitchen Hygge
Reviewed By Owen B
If you want a taste of home ('merica) this is the place! The burgers are the best in Gunsan, and rival your favorites back home. The restaurant has a coffeehouse, jazzy, vibe inside... don't let that fool you, the food's legit.
2. Meomeo
Reviewed By neul_2e
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Where to eat Asian food in Gunsan: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Caffe Bene Gunsan Susong Store
Reviewed By Kiara_Colon9
I went here too often. Within one year, I went about 20 times. I love it. Great atmosphere. If you can translate English to Hangul, they will make a customized drink upon request. I've went to many coffee shops and had a lot of different experiences. This one is by far the best and my favorite.
4. Cafe Schneeballen Gunsan
Reviewed By Sam D
Café Schneeballen is typical for a coffee shop when it comes to coffee, but what makes it unique is the schneeballen (snowball in English), which is a German pastry. Somehow this pastry has surfaced in South Korea and become quite popular here. If you stop by here and do not get a schneeballen, you are missing the main point of the place. The schneeballen is made from shortcut pastry dough strips formed into the shape of a ball and fried. It is then topped with chocolate, nuts, powdered sugar, etc. When you order the schneeballen, it comes in a sealed bag which you smash with a mallet. You then open the bag and eat the broken pieces. This café is a great place to experience at least once.
