Dalbit Tteurak

달빛뜨락

A Korean-cuisine house in Bongsan-myeon. Its Century Shop citation records that it developed a young-chicken soup and a chicken broth made with bamboo shoots.

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Place information

Korean name: 달빛뜨락
Address: 155 Hansudong-ro, Bongsan-myeon, Damyang-gun, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City
Opening hours: not published by the operator
Closed: Not published by the operator

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Gwanbangjerim
It is free, it has no gate and no hours, and it starts at the bridge in front of Juknokwon — which is why it is the piece of the walk most people cross without noticing they are on it.
Juknokwon
The bamboo is the reason to come, but the thing that shapes a day here is that the grove, the embankment forest and the tree lane sit within a couple of kilometres of one another, and the county files that walk under a menu nobody opens.
Damyang Metasequoia Lane
You pay 2,000 won and get 2,000 won back — in vouchers you can only spend in Damyang. It is not the free country road most guides describe, and it is not quite a paid attraction either.
Hwangtogil
A regional-cuisine house on the hanok street of Dongmyeong-dong. Its Century Shop citation records that it began as a tea house in a restored ninety-year-old hanok and now serves regional dishes and traditional liquor.

Stories about this place

Eight Century Shops — and the reason the register wrote down for each
When the Ministry of SMEs and Startups designates a long-running shop as a Century Shop, it records in one line why that shop was chosen. Here are eight of them, from Gangneung down to Suncheon, with the citation quoted and what they serve set beside it. A bowl starts at 9,000 won, and not one of the eight publishes its opening hours.

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