Embark on a culinary journey to BoSeong and indulge in a gastronomic adventure through the hidden gems of Korean cuisine. From traditional flavors to scenic tea plantations, immerse yourself in the wonders of BoSeong’s culinary offerings.



DaHyang Ddokgalbi (다향떡갈비)

Discover another delicious ddokgalbi spot at DaHyang Ddokgalbi located in the Hyeongto Market. This eatery offers not only pork but also duck ddokgalbi. Take a stroll to Yulpo Beach, known for being the sole green tea hot spring beach in Korea, with a vast white sandy shoreline providing a relaxing seaside experience. Wrap up your culinary adventure at the nearby Ddeurak, famous for green tea-infused pork dishes.

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Cheonggwang Doyewon (청광도예원)

Cheonggwang Doyewon, located on the way to the green tea fields, is not only a pottery workshop but also famous for its traditional Southern-style meals. Indulge in the green tea set menu and spicy chicken stew beloved by many visitors. Experience the breathtaking beauty of Daehan Dawon, the most famous green tea field in Boseong, where you can enjoy a variety of green tea-themed treats like ice cream and churros.

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EoSeoDaeKkotMakkara (외서댁꼬막나라)

Starting near Suncheon in Beolgyo, EoSeoDaeKkotMakkara is a well-known restaurant offering murex dishes, with prices and composition similar to other options in the area. The restaurant gained fame through various TV appearances, offering a murex set menu priced at 15,000 won per person. Keep an eye out for the enticing nakji horong on the menu!

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Jaeil Hoegwan (제일회관)

Jaeil Hoegwan holds a significant historical value in Beolgyo, offering a relatively affordable murex dish at 13,000 won compared to surrounding options. Not limited to murex, Beolgyo is also famous for its historical attractions such as Boseong Inn, the real model of Namdo Inn from Jo Jung-rae’s . Established in 1935, this unique Japanese-style wooden building symbolizes the modern history of the colonial era, providing a cozy atmosphere with a cafe, theater, and accommodation.

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BoSeong Green Tea Dakgalbi (보성녹차떡갈비)

Located just a 10-minute drive from DaHanDwon, BoSeong Green Tea Dakgalbi lives up to its name with a variety of delicious rice cake ribs including beef, pork, and assorted selections. Enjoy the chewy texture and flavorful side dishes, accompanied by a delightful clear broth. However, be prepared for potential waiting times due to its popularity.

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DaSeong Chan (다성촌)

DaSeong Chan is renowned for its delicious murex dishes, agujjim, and boktang, attracting both locals and visitors alike. Explore the nostalgic Deungnyang Station area, reminiscent of the 70s and 80s, offering a trip down memory lane with unique shops and photo opportunities. Don’t miss the chance to try on school uniforms and capture the essence of the past!

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