Ulsan — Places to eat
Factory chimneys, and the first sunrise on the mainland
- Eonyang Gibajip Bulgogi — Eonyang charcoal bulgogi in a tiled-roof house
- Bongye Jeongwon Charcoal Grill — First stop on Bongye's bulgogi street, Hanwoo charcoal
- Gorae-gogi Wonjo Halmae-jip — Whale suyuk and yukhoe in Jangsaengpo
- Milbaragi — A Nam-gu Korean place that keeps showing up on hot-spot lists
- Heerak & Hwapyeong — A Jung-gu cafe with a cinnamon signature
- Burim Sujebi Kalguksu — Chewy hand-pulled sujebi by the Grand Park gate
- Miryang Sigol Babsang — A big banchan spread after the bamboo walk
- Daewang Gomjangeo — Ulsan-style hagfish grilled in the market alley
- Seoknamsa Ganeun Gil — Pajeon and deodeok set on the way to the temple
- Daebatgol Dwaeji Gukbap Samsan — Clean-tasting pork gukbap in a Samsan alley
- Ulsan Eonyang Bulgogi — Eonyang-style hanwoo bulgogi in the middle of Samsan-dong
- Hojaerae — Lamb skewers and guobaorou in the Seongnam-dong lanes
- Haemaji Jujeon — Abalone stone-pot rice and porridge with a sea view
- Jangsaengpo Whale Bread — Whale-shaped red bean buns and whale-cone ice cream
- Gritvi Seosaeng — A hilltop cafe with sea-facing glass walls