Silla Galbi
신라갈비
A Suwon galbi house in Woncheon-dong. Its Century Shop citation records that it has served the same salt-seasoned fresh ribs since it opened.
Language
Place information
- Korean name
- 신라갈비
- Address
- 538 Dongsuwon-ro, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do
- Opening hours
- not published by the operator
- Closed
- Not published by the operator
What to eat
Wang saeng-galbi — Suwon's salt-seasoned fresh short ribs selected
Nearby
Wolhwawon Garden, Hyowon Park
A Chinese garden built inside Hyowon Park, put up through an exchange between Gyeonggi Province and Guangdong. Its walls, pavilions and pond follow a grammar Korean gardens do not.
Suwon Convention Center
The exhibition and conference complex at Gwanggyo in Suwon's Yeongtong district. Most stops on Suwon City's filming-location course cluster around the fortress wall and this one is out in the Gwanggyo new town, so it needs its own trip rather than joining a walk along the wall.

Suwon Hwaseong Fortress
"Suwon Hwaseong admission" is a question with no answer, because the fortress does not charge one. The 2,000 won everybody quotes is the ticket for Haenggung, the palace inside the wall — a different place with a gate, a closing time and a last entry.
Haengnidan-gil
A street in Suwon's Paldal district. It carries more productions than any other stop on Suwon City's filming-location course — six — though one of the six is a variety show rather than a drama.
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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