Suncheon — Places to eat
Fifteen minutes from downtown, the road ends in reeds
- Byeogodong — Barley-rice set with boiled pork and grilled fish all at once
- Namnyeokdeul Bapsang — Kkomak, barley-cured yellow croaker or braised pollack, Jeolla set tables
- Sinhwajeong — A Suncheon hanjeongsik course in a private room
- Dowongyeong — A kkomak spread on the road to Suncheon Bay
- Suncheonman Galdaebat Sikdang — Kkomak set with seafood stew, open from 8am at the bay
- Daedae Seonchanggip — Eel and mudskipper soup at an old Suncheon Bay eatery
- Suncheonman Jeongmun Sikdang — A full Suncheon Bay table: croaker, crab and mudskipper soup
- Kkomak Jeongchan Damu — A solo-friendly kkomak tray at the bay entrance
- Choedaegam Beolgyo Kkomak — Kkomak set and mudskipper soup facing Nagan Folk Village
- Namdo Sado Bapsang — Kkomak bibimbap from 7am facing Nagan Folk Village
- Geonbong Gukbap — A 39-year-old Arae-jang gukbap house, kimchi included
- Sunbok Sikdang — A gukbap shop in the Ut-jang alley that starts with boiled pork
- Geomok Sundae Gukbap — A traditional sundae gukbap that opens at 6am
- Byeolmi Kongnamul Gukbap — Bean-sprout soup with poached egg, seaweed and squid
- Yeosu Gejang Nangman Byeolsik, Suncheon — Soy and spicy crab sets in a roomy Sindae-district restaurant
- Hyeongjegan — A mild soy-crab set for 15,000 won
- Odae Okcheon Naengmyeon, Main — Hand-kneaded buckwheat naengmyeon with charcoal-grilled ribs
- Badahyang Kalguksu — Clam kalguksu with a self-serve barley rice bar
- Gapado Grilled Fish — Hairtail, mackerel and croaker on one tray, 30 years in
- Yugan — Jirisan black pork grilled for you by staff
- Sungwang Sikdang — Live-octopus bibimbap with a clam soup on the side
- Heungdeok Sikdang — An eleven-dish baekban a short walk from the station
- Romantico — Warm salt bread and Okcheon coffee in a small wood-toned café
- Millim Super — A retro café in a former corner shop, with a mallkkuti
- Mandaejae — Jar-served bingsu and tiramisu in a hanok café
- Suncheonman 487 — A big café with open views toward Suncheon Bay
- Juju Beobong — Scones and jujube tea in a Jeju-style café by the folk village
- Hwawoldang — A confectioner selling only mochi and ball castella since 1928