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Ttungbo Naengmyeon

뚱보냉면

A naengmyeon house opened in Imdang-dong in 1992; its citation rests on using only Korean buckwheat.

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Place information

Korean name
뚱보냉면
Address
156-2 Toseong-ro, Gangneung, Gangwon
Opening hours
not published by the operator
Closed
Not published by the operator

What to eat

Naengmyeon — cold buckwheat noodles₩13,000

Priced from the 평양냉면 row on Naver Place; the shop also serves 함흥냉면 at the same price.

Naengmyeon — cold buckwheat noodles selected

Nearby

The wooden hall of Ojukheon seen head-on from its forecourt, its two plaques reading Ojukheon and Mongnyongsil

Ojukheon House

The house where Shin Saimdang lived and her son Yi I was born — among the oldest surviving Joseon dwellings, with the room called Mongnyongsil held to be his birthplace. The Yulgok Memorial Hall and the Gangneung Currency Exhibition Hall stand in the same grounds, so the woman on the 50,000-won note and the son on the 5,000-won note can be seen together in the house they lived in.

The marker stone at the entrance to Gangneung Coffee Street, cut with the street's name in Korean and English, with Anmok Beach and the East Sea behind it

Gangneung Coffee Street

A seafront row of roastery cafes along Anmok Beach, where most shops roast their own beans and seat you facing the water. The street keeps no hours of its own — each cafe sets them — so check the one you are aiming for.

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