Yangyang — Places to eat
Surf at dawn, climb a sea-cliff temple by noon
- Gamnamu Sikdang — Milky hwangtae rice soup, with a queue from 7am
- Dongjjok Bada Sekkosi — Flatfish sekkosi and seop soup by Susan beach
- Danyang Myeonok — An old Yangyang town noodle house; suyuk and hoe naengmyeon
- Beombaui Makguksu Yangyang — Beet and kkujippong broth noodles, open from 8:30am
- Dongil Sikdang — Kimchi gomchi soup to start the morning
- Naksan Ssalbapjip — Grilled fish and rice before Naksansa
- Turtle Surf Bar — Beer and seafood rosé tteokbokki facing the surf
- Singlefin Aleworks — Craft beer a short walk from the surf
- Yangyang Jjaebok — Jjaebok clam mulhoe and soup, Yangyang style
- Memilkkot Hyanggi — Perilla potato dumplings and dongchimi makguksu
- Hyojune Meoguri Hoe — Fresh sashimi next to the breakwater
- Susanhang Mulhoe — Jjaebok mulhoe and jjaebok jeon
- Deungbul Sikdang — Hanwoo beef grilled alongside wild pine mushrooms
- Songi Dakgangjeong — Boneless dakgangjeong to go from the market lane
- Donghaean Sikdang — Gomchi soup and dochi roe stew from 8am near Mulchi port
- Miga Handmade Kalguksu — Gochujang jang-kalguksu to fix a hangover
- Yeonggwangjeong Memil Guksu — Dongchimi buckwheat noodles since 1974
- The Stand Hajodae — Ocean-view bakery cafe on Hajodae Beach
- Essencia Naksan Beach — Pine-grove bakery cafe with blueberry loaf and salt bagels
- Ingu Beach Cafe Street — Surf-town lane of cafes and pubs
- Ghost Beach — A French-Riviera-style cafe on Hajodae sand
- Favorite — Chewy gelato right by the beach
- Badaview Bakery — A bakery cafe facing the open sea