Gunsan — Places to eat
Noodle soup simmering beside colonial-era townhouses
- Bokseongru — One of Gunsan's big three jjamppong, smoky and seafood-heavy
- Jirinseong — Chili jjamppong and jajang, open for lunch only
- Binhaewon — A heritage Chinese restaurant run by a Chinese-Korean family
- Hanilok — Beef radish soup and yukhoe bibimbap, opposite Chowon Photo Studio
- Seowoo Sikdang — Monkfish baekban from Huh Young-man's food show
- Gyegok Garden — Crab-marinade set from a gejang maker
- Hanjuok — Gejang and grilled fish on one table
- Jungdong Hotteok — Hearth-baked hotteok since 1943
- Yurak — Century-old shop for banji-hoe rice and soy crab
- Hajae Gohyang Hoetjip — An Okgu-eup spot for grilled bakdae set meals
- Jin Galbi — Hanwoo tteokgalbi and gomtang, just two mains
- Wanjuok — Hanwoo gomtang with a tteokgalbi plate
- Gungjeon Galchi-jjim — Braised hairtail in a converted old house
- Lee Sung Dang Bakery (Gunsan Main) — Gunsan bakery since 1945, famed for red bean buns
- Teum — Lemon pound cake on a garden terrace
- Kkuum — A baked-sweets cafe on a Wolmyeong-dong lane