Mokpo — Places to eat
A harbour town with fermented skate and island views
- Mokpo Yeonhuine Nakji Kkomak, Yudalsan Cable Car — Beef-tartare cockle bibimbap and grilled nakji across from the ferry terminal
- Dokcheon Sikdang — A nakji old-timer by Mokpo Station: yeonpotang and nakji bibimbap
- Tteulchae — Stir-fried nakji and tangtangi with a garden view, in Bukhang
- Yeongran Hoetjip — Raw, fried and stewed mineo in one spread on Mineo Street
- Joseon Jjolboktang — Thick pufferfish stew with chives, open from 8am
- Seongyeong Junchi Hoejip — Sweet-sour tossed shad, a seaside old-timer
- Deogin-jip — Blue Ribbon Heuksando hongeo samhap, a Mokpo skate starter
- Mokpo Dolgejang — Dolgejang set and braised cutlassfish by the ferry dock
- 1977 Namdo Jeongsik — A Namdo set meal built around beef rib and nakji braise
- Yehyang Hanjeongsik Mokpo Barley Gulbi, Peace Plaza — Barley gulbi and nakji in private rooms at Peace Plaza
- Jangteo Sikdang Main Branch — Pre-shelled blue crab to mix into rice
- Ginja Hoesusan — Sashimi, tangtangi and seafood ramyeon in a Hadang spread
- Keunbada Tangjip — Cutlassfish and nakji from 7:30am by the fish market
- Neoguri Sikdang — Spicy crab and ureok gan-guk, where locals queue
- Manseon Sikdang — Bandaengi hoe and ureok-tang, sometimes with a one-hour wait
- Colombang Bakery — Mokpo's flagship bakery since 1949: shrimp and cream-cheese baguettes
- CLB Bakery Main Store — Cream-cheese baguette for 6,000 won, a Mokpo bread-pilgrimage staple
- Hwasin Chain Store Cafe — A retro cafe in a 1932 department-store building
- Seoksan — A large sea-view bakery cafe, also lovely at night
- Pairing — Three-floor sea-view bakery cafe with lavender coffee