2025.03.31 Spring at Cheomseong Observatory and its surroundings. Nice place to see cherry blossom. Walking distance to many attractions.

One of the must visit spots in Gyeongju You can enjoy seasonal flowers year-round

This park is extensively planned and i thi k most visitors will enjoy at any time of the day. At night, the flower gardens are lit up for visual effects. The fog just adds to the mystics.

Very comfortable place located within the big park. Families could be seen here with kids around. Lovely vibe.

It was just a simple land with flowers and observatory tower. There’s no trees around. And it can be pretty hot.

Take your time to visit this place, there are si many things to see and read, beautiful gardens too.

Cheomseongdae is the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia, and possibly even the world. It was constructed during the Silla period, during the reign of Queen Seondeok (r. 632–647 AD). Cheomseongdae was designated as the country's 31st national treasure on December 20, 1962.

This is a must visit in Gyeongju! The museum is fantastic. There's so much history, the installations are modern and sleek. entrance is free, there's a beautiful pond & cafe where you can chill.

An excellent museum to discover and deepen your knowledge of the Silla period. I recommend starting your stay in Gyeongju with this visit — it’s free and provides valuable context for exploring other sites, especially the tumuli. The museum also offers an app with additional explanations in English for selected artifacts. Lockers are available to store your belongings, and several bus lines stop nearby. The only drawback is that there aren’t many dining options in the immediate area, so it’s worth planning your meals accordingly.

It was so crowded. Luckly we were able to find a parking space. No tickets were available for the the crown exhibit. Ot was worth to visit.

Highly recommend. Excellent exhibions of the artefacts discovered through the ages put into historical context. They had a fab Buddha exhibition also. It's a nice walk from the Woljeonggyo Bridge to the museum and then on to the Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond. They also have a good coffee shop 🙂

The Gyeongju National Museum has lots of cultural exhibits and historical artifacts. Great for a rainy day or any time. Free.

This was the highlight of our trip to Gyeongju. The museum is beautifully done and the building is such rich architecture. The exhibits are eye opening with how ancient koreas history is.

Large museum made up of several buildings on Korean history. They offer a free app guide assisted through Bluetooth which provides you with proactive insights depending on where you are.

Went here in the evening. It was busier then I thought it would be (Sunday night), but not over crowded. It's easy to walk around and would suit all walking abilities. The lighting at night is great for taking photos. There is a parking area and toilets too.

With the pond, the bridge, the royal tombs and the unesco world heritage sites to explore, give yourself an entire day for the area. The pond is beautifully serene, the entrance fee is laughably cheap and you can meet a squirrel or two under the mogwa trees nearby. Absolutely worth the visit.

This is a tranquil garden with a pond and pavilions as centrepiece. It's worth checking out by circling the pond and view the extensive landscaping works. The pavilions and walking trails are illuminated after sunset.

It's a very beautiful place. There are two cats, one is hurt by the tail. The two cats are really cute and calm. I really hope someone kind and generous can take these two for some vet doctor, especially the cat tail hurting one. The ticket sellers and the staffs are indeed very helpful and friendly.

We went here around May, weather was totally different with Busan. Its warm and sunny here. Need to buy ticket from entrance , no crowded and you can enjoy to see the historical building here. I think evening time will be more beautiful as we came here in the morning.

Although this is basically all reconstructed, it feels authentic and magical. Come here in the evening and enjoy the lights, the little islands, trees, and pavillons reflected in the lake. But don't forget your Mosquito spray, if you plan on sleeping the following night! 😀

Very fascinating area. Not much to see except the pond and a few structures but it’s very quiet and relaxing.

Woljeonggyo is very picturesque, especially when lit up at night. Just be aware that the bridge will be closed at 10pm. If you are on the other side, you will have you walk around to the nearby road bridge to re-cross the river.

The bridge is a beautiful reconstruction, there's a very small museum room upstairs open during the day. Although the upstairs was closed when we came back, it's definitely worth visiting in the dark!

This magnificently reconstructed wooden bridge in Gyeongju is famed for its stunning night illumination and perfect water reflection. The pavilion on the bridge is beautifully lit and often features live traditional music performances by performers in hanbok.

The Woljeonggyo Bridge is a reproduction of the original Silla period structure and had been beautifully constructed. It is an excellent day and night photography destination. It is a popular stop on day tours from Busan and there are a number of restaurants and cafes that are on the site and worth a look including one that sold an excellent injeolmi and ice cream creation.

Awesome architecture! You can totally enjoy han-ok style here Looks amazing both day and night!

Should visit in the night. The bridge looks pretty and the reflection on the river makes a good photoshot

It is one of the very beautiful places near Busan. It will be easier to make it through Klook packages

It is a beautiful village but prices are significantly above even Seoul and food is not the best. Nevertheless worth an afternoon especially if you are in Busan. We were lucky to be there during cherry blossom so it was extra charming.

The Gyochon Traditional Village has hanok-styled houses, shops and restaurants. Very nice to walk in day or night.

Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village is a charming and historic village located in Gyeongju, South Korea. Known for preserving the traditional lifestyles and architectural styles of the *Silla Dynasty*, the village offers a unique glimpse into Korea's past. The village is especially famous for its well-maintained hanok (traditional Korean houses) and the **Hwangseong Gyochon**, which is an ancestral home of the Gyeongju Choi clan, one of the prominent families during the Silla period. At Gyochon, visitors can stroll through narrow, picturesque lanes lined with traditional homes, and experience the peaceful atmosphere that evokes the past. The houses, with their characteristic tiled roofs and wooden beams, are great examples of the classic Korean architectural style. Many of these homes have been preserved and even restored, with some open to the public, offering visitors a chance to step inside and experience the traditional interiors. One of the village's highlights is **Choi Clan's Village Hall**, where the descendants of the Choi family still celebrate their traditional customs. You can also visit the **Gyeongju Folk Craft Complex** nearby, where artisans continue to practice and sell traditional crafts, such as pottery, embroidery, and wooden sculptures. The village is also well known for its **delicious local cuisine**, especially **ssambap** (rice with various banchan (side dishes) wrapped in leaves), and **hanjeongsik** (a full-course Korean meal). The combination of history, culture, food, and nature makes Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village a captivating place to visit.

Enjoy a beautiful Korean traditional dance performance — it’s open to everyone! Don’t miss this chance to experience it up close. There will be another free performance on May 10 as well!

Loved the village and the entire city. Was sad to leave. Heaps of restaurants around and is so authentic

Beautiful experience, the village is filled with restaurants and grand dining. Great for a get away or for special occasions 💕

Stunning little village with lots of little surprises and statues. Also a couple of cafes and bakeries in this space. Definitely worth a look.

What you see is what you get and what you will see are some large, grassy mounds (one containing a small museum). Beautifully maintained, it’s worth an amble but, honestly, thirty minutes is more than enough. Telletubby fans might get more of a kick out of it.

We had a pleasant walk in the complex to visit the tombs and learn more interesting historical stories of Silla Kingdom and the Kings. Admission was free, the vibe was really nice even it was raining heavily when we were there.

Fabulous Worth a journey Theae tombs are very impressive We enjoyed exploring the area and viewing many tombs We enjoyed the tombs at night when they are very beautifully illuminated Most stunning was the museum where you visit a tumb and enjoy the burial chamber and their burial gifts Must see Enjoy

It seems like these burial mounds are everywhere in Gyeongju. What I want know is where are all the big holes where they got the dirt to make these mounds? They are lit up at night. When we visited, there were fireworks. I also wondered how they kept the grass on these mounds so neatly cut.

I enjoyed the gardens and the walk around the complex, which is free. You can pay a small fee to enter the open tomb, where you can learn about the Silla tombs and horse culture.

Great opportunity to see a tomb from the inside. You need to pay to access this part (ticket booth infront of the entrance). You can see how the tombs are built as well as artefacts that were found in the them. The inside is air-conditioned.

A peaceful park and a magical place. The big tomb mounds, never opened for two thousand years, make you feel connected to the past.

South Korea one of my favourite country to visit. I love the nature and they have all those wonderful scenery for all kind of tourists. Beautiful architectural designs.

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(Translated by Google) It is a mountain close to the city center that is good for climbing with children as it is not too high. You can also see Buddhist cultural assets on the mountain^^ (Original) 높지않아 아이들과도 등반하기 좋은 도심과 가까운 산입니다. 산에서 불교 문화재도 볼수 있습니다^^

(Translated by Google) It's good for a light walk wearing comfortable clothes. It's nice to have a cool breeze in the hot summer, and it's nice to see the beautiful autumn leaves in the fall. Of course it's nice in spring. All you have to do is look around Baengnyulsa Temple and then go down. (Original) 편한 복장으로 가볍게 산책하기 좋습니다. 무더운 여름에 들어가면 시원한 바람이 불어서 좋고, 가을에는 단풍이 이뻐서 좋아요. 봄에는 물론 좋죠. 백률사 한번 둘러보고 내려가면 됩니다.

(Translated by Google) It's a good place for a light hike. (Original) 가볍게 등산하기 좋은곳이다.

(Translated by Google) A small mountain, a good mountain for a walk The course is not long either. Salt Gangsan is just that, Salt Gangsan. (Original) 아담한 산 산책하기에 좋은 산 코스도 길지 않아요. 소금강산 그대로 소금강산 입니다.

(Translated by Google) A great place for a quick hike (Original) 간단하게 등산하기 좋은곳

Interesting grave. There are spectacular golden treasures on display here. It seems this was the first major achievement of Korean archaeology. Definitely worth a visit!

This is real king's tomb. We know ancient had detail skill for jewelry. If somebody visit there, I recommend Gong's teacher program.

Needs a guide to tell you the story of this place. Good short introductory to Korean history. We were on a group tour, didn't have time to visit the King's tomb.

It was a remarkable experience to explore one of the magnificent royal tombs of the Shila kingdom in Kyongju City. The tombs were filled with a wealth of artifacts and royal treasures, all meticulously preserved for visitors to admire. Although many of the treasures on display were replicas, their splendor was undeniable. The genuine artifacts are housed in the National Museum in Seoul, but this visit was an extraordinary and unforgettable experience.

Very beautiful park with free every to observe the tombs from the outside.

This tomb is just a small part of a pretty big park, but it is also the only tomb you can go inside. Very interesting history and lots of replicas of artifacts that they found in the tomb. I took my time and only spent about 30 minutes inside (and that was after reading all I could about the tomb construction). Definitely worth the price and there are lots of tombs in this area.

KRW3000 pp. Worth visiting.

A derivative of Seoul's 경리단길, this 황리단길 is , a historical commercial thgroughfare that catered to the Imperial(황) Palace of Geyeongju. like Insadong or Jeonju Hanok village, an awesome place to stroll with rich history of Shilla. Physically, there are great big royal grass dune tombs that make this place even more special.

황리단길(Hwangnidan-gil): Where Tradition Meets Trend in Gyeongju Hwangnidan-gil is a charming street in Gyeongju where tradition and modernity blend seamlessly. Gyeongju, long known as the city of kings and ancient tombs from the thousand-year-old Silla Dynasty, surprises visitors with its youthful and vibrant transformation—thanks in large part to this very street. Lined with beautifully preserved hanok-style buildings, the area is filled with cozy cafés, unique boutiques, and stylish eateries, making it especially popular among younger travelers. The elegant traditional architecture harmonizes with contemporary design, turning the entire street into a living gallery. It’s a perfect spot for food lovers, with plenty of dessert cafés and brunch places to explore. And since it’s located near the stone wall path of Daereungwon Tomb Complex, it’s easy to combine cultural sightseeing with a relaxing stroll. Whenever I’m in Gyeongju for a seminar or workshop, I make sure to stop by Hwangnidan-gil for a quiet cup of tea. Visiting in the morning or around sunset offers a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for walking and photography. The street is full of picturesque corners, making it a favorite for capturing memorable shots. If you're planning a trip to Gyeongju, Hwangnidan-gil is an absolute must-visit. It’s a place where the timeless beauty of tradition meets the pulse of modern life—revealing a fresh and unexpected side of this historic city.

This is a bustling area packed with shops and tourists. The streets are lined with a mix of souvenir stores, food vendors, convenience stores, boutiques, and the popular Korean cosmetics chain, Olive Young. While there's a great selection of modern Korean street foods and snacks, you'll also notice that many of the food and souvenir shops sell similar, duplicated item

Nice change from the oppressiveness of Seoul. Eclectic restaurants, cafes, shops, desserts and snacks (fried squid on a stick!). Touristy, with a bit of kitsch, but mostly done right. Hanok-styled architecture is mandated (see Starbucks review) nothing over 2 storeys. Short walk to historical sites. We visited in October so there were no crowds. I imagine the heat and swarms in the Summer may be unpleasant.

A lot of nice souvenirs and trinkets shops. Nice to walk down alleys of traditional korean shophouses. However, the 10cent cheese shop and street food is very repetitive. Would be nice to have a greater variety of street food. Recommend to bring your international driving license to ride the buggy cars around for rental. Fun and cheap activity.

Hwangnidan-gil is one of the most charming and trendy streets in Gyeongju, blending history with a modern, artsy vibe. Lined with beautifully renovated hanok-style buildings, the street is filled with cozy cafés, boutique shops, and restaurants offering both traditional and fusion cuisine. It’s a great place to stroll, take photos, and enjoy the unique atmosphere that mixes old and new. Many cafés and shops have thoughtfully designed interiors, making them perfect for a relaxing break or a social media-worthy snapshot. The area is especially lively in the evening when the lights add to the ambiance. However, it can get quite crowded, especially on weekends, so visiting earlier in the day or on weekdays is recommended for a more relaxed experience. Prices at some cafés and restaurants are slightly higher than average, but the quality and experience often make up for it. Overall, Hwangnidan-gil is a must-visit for those looking to experience a different side of Gyeongju beyond its historical sites. Whether you’re a foodie, a coffee lover, or just someone who enjoys exploring vibrant streets, this area has plenty to offer.

this covers a huge area and there are lots of food and cafe options here as well as trendy select shops. half a day isn't even enough if you want to fully explore every nook and cranny. most of the cafes are super aesthetic and even in traditional hanok style. honestly i feel this area beats jeonju's hanok village in vibes and quality of food selection. there's korean, thai, viet, japanese, chinese, western food etc here and you'll be spoilt for choice. weekends are particularly crowded so getting a seat at popular restaurants will have a wait time

They were very unkind with our baby. Food was quite bad, we ordered pizza and risotto. These were not tasty at all, like a bunch of ingredients cooked together without any sense and a lot of spicy at all. They shall not use names as pizza or risotto since they are not cooking these dishes. Only good thing was beer. Total price 50,000 KRW we may have spent in other place.

Pizza was good, definitely try out the truffle one, soooo good. The pasta and other dishes are just alright. Overall it was pretty decent, you can order from the iPad so if you can’t speak Korean you’ll be fine!

The pizza was ELITE, like literally the greatest pizza I have tasted.

Great pizza and pasta. The pizza's and pasta's are an Asian take on the classic dishes: some dishes are spicy (but it's very clear on the menu). It was surprisingly good. They also have craft beer on draft, i really liked it.

PIZAOK is one of the most delicious restaurant in Gyeongju, Busan. There are so many kinds of pizzas and pastas on the menu. The pepperoni pizza is a little spicy but it is very delicious. One of the other menu items, Tomato Pasta, has a good tomato flavor. The restaurant is very clean and the atmosphere of the restaurant is cozy and calm. The staff are incredibly friendly and there is ample seating in the restaurant. The prices on the menu at this restaurant are usually pretty high, but you might think the taste of the food justifies the cost. I think it's really worth a visit, and I recommend this restaurant to those who like Western food.

So tasty

The pizza I had, was a korean twist on pizza which I did not enjoy. However my mate had the same thing and loved it. My warning the pizza has egg on it and kinda tastes sweet. I did get a little adventurous, next time I'll buy something more traditional.

Absolutely dissapointed! It looks like cool fancy place, but in fact it just regular cafe. The prices are quite high for everything. My coffee was discussing 😦 it taste like cheap coffee from convenient store. Ice cream looks so poor as for 10$. Be honest, I was excited high quality brunch, but I've got terrible food and coffee.

Very large cafe with lots of parking and seating. Brunch was good, but some items were off. Bagel not toasted. Not breakfast sausage. Bacon not crispy. Weird bitter side salad. Revisit (reducing to 2 stars): the chicken breast salad is not good. Bitter greens, a chicken breast, and chunks of grapefruit and orange. Like wth is that? And W12,000??? Everything is too Koreanized. 😞

Exotic place in Kyungju! Don't forget before leaving, You should go to the BATHROOM! LOL. The bathroom makes you relax.

Good food and coffee. A little bit pricey, but a great Western-style brunch. There is sweet French toast, a mozzarella sandwich, brunch, steak salad etc.

Nice Cafe, modern design, good tasting brunch, quantity was ok, the beef salad was delicious though but a little pricy.

Great coffee and drink place. I ordered the watermelon shaveice and grape juice. They both taste good. The underground B1 floor has the no-kids zone, perfect for couple or adults to spend the afternoon/night together.

Good coffee. Many distinct separate places to sit and enjoy. Huge property, ample parking. Will return.

Went for dinner on a weekday night. No wait with plenty of seating options and great ambience. Tried their Ragu pasta and seasoning risotto. The ragu pasta was delicious and flavourful. For the risotto, the waiter kindly informed us about the spice level (around shin ramyeon level) and adjusted it to a non spicy version so we could still enjoy it. I think if you can handle a bit of spice, it would definitely enhance its flavour!

Had the Seasoning Risotto and Poutine. Good flavour and texture for the Risotto. Staff was friendly and able to warn me about the spice level by referencing Shin ramyeon. Menu is available in English.

Very tasty food in a well refined hanok style restaurant. We were served for a late lunch at 3 PM. If you want to switch from local cuisine and try something fusion, it is the right place to stop by.

Tasty enough. Curry rice was good, truffle spaghetti also not bad. Poutine was more like fries in a Bolognese sauce, not gravy. Flavor aside, the portions are way too small. A grown man such as myself can easily handle two portions of anything here. They must be making a killing. But in some sense, most women are dieting so it's better than letting food go to waste. And such restaurants are always targeting women and hapless boyfriends/husbands.

Nice meal in Korea traditional house. Mostly taste of food is like based on japanese and east asian food. But truffle pasta is little bland.

Delicious prawn pasta, could have eaten another!

Here is an Italian food restaurant. It looks like a traditional Korean house. Actually, here it was made by remodeling a Hanok. so, if you want to see the Korean traditional house food restaurant, I recommend this restaurant. and it was a cozy mood. and I like the cozy mood, so I like the mood here. and I recommend the first menu name is 'Ragu Pasta'. It is a little bit spicy. and It is made of tomato and meat. and the Second I recommend the menu is 'Basil cream rizoto'. and here the staff look busy, but they're so kind. and here is a pretty place.

A MUST. The nicest workers, coolest atmosphere, and best tea. The tea was honestly the best I’ve ever had. I have no bad things to say about this place because it is amazing. We got the recommended items. It’s 100/10

Stopped here for some tea and snacks with my friends on our trip to Gyeongju. We have no Korean but the owner was a lovely lady and it was very easy to order. We each tried two different teas and the grilled rice cakes. It was so delicious.

2025.03.31 Not knowing the type of tea that I should order, the owner of Bichkkuli (빛꾸리) suggested that I tried the healthy persimmon tea made from wild leaves hand-picked from Jiri mountain. The rice cakes came with 6 flavours, - the sticky one entails cutting, pulling and twisting (similar to eating spaghetti). Floor seating with cool ambience. Not for those with weak knee.

If you want a real hanok experience this is the place to visit rather than the many replicas around the neighborhood. I spent many childhood summers here sleeping in those very rooms when the hanok belonged to my grandparents who have long passed on. I came back with my own family 40+ years later to show my daughter where her ancestral home is. It brought tears to my eyes. I’m so grateful to the tea owner who has lovingly restored the hanok rather than tearing it down or making garish renovations. Her handmade teas and rice cakes are wonderful. You’ll feel restored here and will understand a bit more about what life used to be like around here.

Traditional tea house in Hanok. Colourful Injeolmi was delicious, omija tea and misugaru were both refreshing for hot weather

If you’re looking for a place right off of the busy Main Street this is the place to go. The service was amazing and the lady that runs it was so nice 100% place to visit.

Very friendly lady owner, great plum drink and traditional snacks. It's off the beaten path so it was completely empty when i arrived. 😃 such a zen place. 10/10 recommend

The place is nice with a view on the street. I ordered cold noodles with kimchi dumplings. I usually don’t eat noodles especially cold ones but this one has changed my mind. The taste and texture are aldente, the sauce is sweet, sour and spicy but balanced. The best part is the fish they use. For the dumplings they use starch wrap, like dimsum. You get a free broth to drink with two kinds of radish.

Nice big restaurant for cold noodles. Order via the device and it came with language options. Food is fast and tasty. However, they do not do takeout.

Yammy yammy cold noodles to cool you off in the heat. We tried the mild vegetarian version that comes in cooling tomato granite and the spicy nutty marinared fresh fish which is tangy and perfectly balanced. Highly reccomend to try , the wait is worth it! The house magkeoli also has a her al non traditional taste. Enjoy!

Fine cold noodle. The meat broth is rich in flavor.

Great cold noodles :) recommended

Awesome must try

The worst ever.

The soup was delicious and was reasonably priced. Friendly and helpful service.

Long queued but it was worth for the taste :) MUST TRY especially in the summer!

Good noodles and dumplings at great prices. We were four eating including a 3 year old and a 1 year old and they downed dumplings like there was no tomorrow. Services was polite and nice. I would gladly repeat and they have "take out" in the whole menu!

I had 유부쫄면 after lining up for half an hour outside the restaurant. It's centrally located and really popular. Really good noodles with a good portion and reasonable price (the soup was amazing).

Huge portion but 6,000 won is not cheap for this type of noodle(jjolmyeon). They have only 4 dishes, all jjolmyeon(with hot/cold soup and dry one). There is usually a waiting during lunch hours but queue was moving quite fast. It tasted good and healthy with lots of veggies but I found quite average.. nothing much to write home about.

I felt that the atmosphere of Myeong-dong Jjolmyeon was really delicious. Because there were many times when people were standing in line. Of course, the taste was delicious. I recommend jjolmyeon. Because my body gets warm. And there are many stores or restaurants around, so I think it would be good to eat, watch, or eat dessert. For dessert, we recommend eating Chalbori bread, Gyeongju bread, or Hwangnam bread, which is Gyeongju's proud dessert.

Simple and delicious. Normally this place has long waiting line but when we were there (around 2 ish) we were able to get a table right away. Staffs speaks No english but you can tell they're genuinely nice and frie dly. I very much enjoyed their bibim.

Nicey but pricey This restaurant in a side street has a minimum order of 2 servings for each dish. We ordered the braised beef short ribs (sogalbijjim) - 2 x KRW 22,000 which came with a nice selection of ban chan and ssam wraps - lettuce and perilla leaves. We also ordered 1 serve of rice for which we were charged KRW 1,000. It was very tasty but we thought that it was quite pricey.

Delicious pork rib stew. Best meal we've had in Korea so far. The pork flavour is deep with gorgeous garlic, sweet and spicy flavours. The bacham side dishes were delicious and great accompaniments. The staff were friendly and spoke English which was very helpful. The price of 11,000W is per person and you need to order a minimum of 2 of the same dish.

A place for those who know what they want. It has a small menu with food made to perfection. The 이모들 ("aunties") are nice to boot and attentive to when you need more side dishes. Mostly for groups, but I was there solo, so that works too! 이모들, 감사합니다~ :)

Got a staff can speak fluent english!Food is good!

Very delicious meat! They have English menu and staff can talk in simple English.

Best meal we have had in Korea. Ignore the bad reviews - no idea what they are talking about. Food was INSANE and such a friendly, fast service! They replaced the side dishes straight away. Wish we could have this in the UK!

Great, but after my kids rocked this place, it added up. The stewed beef and pork ribs are spicy but not unmanageable.

Never come here. The food here is not Korean food. It is much more delicious. The main dish is Korean soul food, but it is trash. It was worse than school lunch, and side dishes were tasteless and insincere. The meat quality is the worst, too. Please don't go

It's a feast for the eyes, and it might be worth the asking price just for that. The quality of the ingredients is just fine, and I wouldn't want to go back.

Very good food and service

I am Korean and this restaurant was the worst Korean food I have ever ate. Main dish and the plate were terrible. DO NOT GO HERE foreigners who visit Gyeongju. You will be very disappointed.

The table was literally full of dishes. It was tough that you have even one taste of all dishes. 😄 And also it was delicious 😋 😍 😜 😊

Simply not good food at all Good fast service though

Authentic Korea lunch

Good place

Good tempora. Not great

(Translated by Google) Among the SNS reviews, there were many reviews of Life Rice Bowl and Life Tendong, so I stopped by on my way to Gyeongju! I know the wait is usually long, but the timing of my visit was perfect(?), so I went in after about 5 minutes! (How to create a waiting list in front of the entrance) The menu includes 3 types of tendon, 2 types of udon, and a few side menus. The menu in the photo is Yeodogaju rice bowl + additional fried egg, fried udon, basil tomato, and a large draft beer haha. When I tried it, the fries were really good and the rice was seasoned just right, making it a very satisfying meal! It was cold this evening, so I ordered udon, and both the chewy noodles and the fries were good! The interior of the restaurant was very warm and pretty, so I thought it would be nice to have a restaurant like this. If you are going to Gyeongju, be sure to stop by. (Original) SNS 리뷰 중 인생덮밥 인생텐동 평가가 많아서 경주간 김에 일부러 들러봤어요! 원래 웨이팅이 긴 편으로 알고 있는데 방문 타이밍 잘 걸려서(?) 5분정도 있다가 들어갔어요! (입구 앞 웨이팅 명단 작성하는 방법) 메뉴는 텐동 3종류와 우동 2종류, 그리고 몇가지 사이드메뉴가 있는데 사진속 메뉴는 여도가주 덮밥 + 계란튀김추가 , 튀김우동 , 바질토마토 그리고 큰컵 생맥주 입니다 ㅎㅎㅎ 먹어보니 튀김은 정말 훌륭하고 밥에 간도 적당해서 아주 만족스러운 한 끼가 되었어요~! 이 날 저녁이 되니 추워서 우동도 시켜봤는데 쫄깃한 면발과 튀김 모두 좋았습니다! 안에 식당 인테리어도 참 따뜻하고 이뻐서 이런 식당이 있어서 좋다라는 생각을 했어요~ 경주 가시는 분들 꼭 들러보세요

(Translated by Google) It makes you feel like this is what fried food is like~!! No feeling greasy after eating!! I never thought that seasoned rice and fried food would go so well together~~Udon may seem a bit boring, so try lowering your expectations first, but the more you eat, the more you will be fascinated by the deep flavor and will end up inhaling the entire bowl~^^ It may not be a good price, but I don't think it's a waste~ (Original) 진정 튀김이란 이런거구나를 느끼게 해줍니다~!! 먹은후 느끼함 제로!! 양념된 밥과 튀김이 이렇게 잘 어울릴 줄이야~~우동은 다소 심심하게 느껴질수 있으니 일단 기대치를 낮추고 드시되 먹을수록 깊은맛에 매료되 그릇째 흡입하게 된다능~^^ 착하지 않은 가격이지만 아깝다는 생각은 안들어요~

(Translated by Google) Perhaps because they remodeled an ordinary house into a restaurant, there was a lot of a warm, homely atmosphere. It's an open kitchen, and the ceiling is exposed high with a wooden frame, so even though it's a house, it's cool and not stuffy. If you eat a lot of tendong food, you can't help but feel greasy, It's not a food you eat in stuffy, narrow places. I had a good meal! I ate the basic tendong and the special tendong. Both were delicious! (Original) 일반주택을 음식점으로 리모델링해서 그런지 가정의 따듯한 분위기가 많이 났구요 오픈형 주방이고, 천정이 목재틀로 높게 노출되어있어서 주택이지만 답답하지 않고 시원시원해요 텐동 음식자체가 많이 먹으면 느끼할 수 밖에 없지만, 답답하고 좁은 곳에서 먹는 음식이 아니어서 기분좋게 식사했어요! 기본텐동이랑 스페셜텐동 먹었는데 둘다 맛있었어요!

(Translated by Google) The fried food is seasoned, delicious and crunchy... It was even better when eaten with a hot spring egg... The mysterious (haha) tendon that calls out for beer... I might have gone with it if it weren't for the tea... One thing that's disappointing is The drink was only carbonated! (Original) 튀김도 간이되어 있어 맛나고 바사바삭 아주 좋습니다... 온천계란과 함께 먹으니 더 좋았습니다... 맥주를 부르는 신비한(ㅋㅋ) 텐동... 차만 아니었다면 함께 했을지도 모르겠네요... 한가지 아쉬운점은 음료가 탄산밖에 없었다는것!

(Translated by Google) A restaurant where you can eat Tendon with admiration. It is no exaggeration to say that I would go to Gyeongju to visit this house. It's one of the most delicious tendon I've ever had. The right thickness and crispiness of the batter, the richness of the sauce, the plating sense that prevents it from getting soggy, and the generous portion. It is an overwhelmingly superior meal that leaves nothing to be desired. I also tried basil tomatoes as they were recommended, and they go well with tendon. It's refreshing and sweet, so it's very useful for controlling your food pace. Yeodogaju, it's worth waiting in line to eat. It was a very enjoyable meal. thank you (Original) 감탄하며 먹는 텐동 맛집. 이 집을 방문하러 경주를 간다고해도 과언이 아닙니다. 먹어본 텐동 중에 손에 꼽을 정도로 맛있습니다. 적당한 튀김옷의 두께와 바삭함, 소스의 감칠맛, 눅눅해짐을 방지하는 플레이팅 센스, 그리고 푸짐함까지. 뭐 하나 놓치는 것이 없는 압도적으로 우월한 한끼입니다. 바질 토마토도 추천받아 먹어봤는데, 텐동과 어우러짐이 좋습니다. 상큼하며 달달하니, 음식 페이스 조절에 아주 유용하더군요. 여도가주, 줄서서 먹을 가치가 있습니다. 너무 즐거운 한끼였습니다. 감사합니다.

(Translated by Google) When I arrived, there were only empty tables and the tables had not been cleaned after guests had left. I tried to call for them to clean up, but the alarm bell did not ring even after ringing three times. When I came to clean it up, it was too rough to wipe, so I wet a tissue and wiped it again. Three tables were just filled with customers, one of the two employees was smoking outside, the beer came out 15 minutes after ordering, and the tteokbokki came out 30 minutes later. I asked them twice to turn on the air conditioner, but they didn't turn it on until the end and the food was so-so. It was just the worst restaurant for 2 nights and 3 days in Gyeongju. The photo shows the second floor view and the employee smoking a cigarette,,,, (Original) 도착했을땐 빈테이블뿐이었고 손님이 다녀간후 치우지도않은 테이블들,, 치워달라고 부르려는데 알람벨은 세번울려도 안옴 와서 치우는것도 대충대충 닦길래 휴지에물묻혀서 다시닦음,, 테이블 세개에 손님이 방금 세테이블 찼는데 직원둘중 한명은 밖에서 담배피고 맥주는 시킨지 15분만에 나오고 떡볶이는 30분만에 나옴 에어컨켜달라고 두번말했는데 끝까지 안켜주고 음식맛도 그저그럼 그냥 경주 2박3일간 최악에 식당이었음 사진은 2층 풍경과 담배피는 직원 후,,,,

(Translated by Google) 🥘 A place that is pleasing to the eyes and mouth 🥘 Very unique from the moment you enter! The food was diverse and delicious! The interior is pretty and the decorations everywhere are cute... and the risotto is delicious... yum yum. (Original) 🥘 눈과 입이 즐거운 곳 🥘 들어가는 입구부터 굉장히 독특함! 음식은 나름 종류도 다양하고 맛도 있었다! 인테리어도 이쁘고 곳곳에 있는 소픔들도 귀엽고.. 리조또 맛있는데.. 냠냠

(Translated by Google) Tteokbokki, fried food, and karaage all taste like ready-made products and are really too salty. Even the carbonara is not very salty and tasteless. A meal of ready-made food that is beautifully packaged and a waste of taste... I'm throwing away 50,500 won. (Original) 진짜 맛 없음 떡볶이, 튀김, 가라아게 다 기성품맛에 진짜 너무 짜다 까르보나라도 별로 짜고 맛없고 기성식품 예쁘게 담아놓고 먹는 맛 아까운 내 한끼... 50500원 버리고 갑니다..

(Translated by Google) I happened to visit there while on a family trip to Gyeongju. I went in the evening, but there were no indoor seats, so I sat at an outdoor table and ordered soup tteokbokki, carbonara, chicken karaage, and beer. It wasn't anything special, but the food we ordered all tasted good and there was enough food for a family of three, so everyone was satisfied. However, since the place was right next to the road, there was a bit of a smell of smoke when cars passed by, but other than that, the outdoor tables had a nice atmosphere and were nice. I think it was nice and had a better atmosphere in the evening. (Original) 경주로 가족여행 갔다가 우연찮게 방문하게 됐습니다. 저녁시간에 갔는데 실내 자리가 없어서 야외 테이블에 앉아 국물떡볶이, 까르보나라, 치킨 가라아게랑 맥주 주문했습니다. 특별하진 않았지만 주문한 음식 맛 모두 괜찮고 세식구 먹을 양으로도 충분해 다들 만족했습니다. 다만 자리가 바로 길 옆이라 차 지나가면 매연 냄새가 좀 났고 그것만 빼면 야외 테이블도 나름 분위기 좋고 괜찮았습니다. 저녁시간이 더 분위기 느낄 수 있고 좋았던 것 같습니다.

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is good. It can be confusing as the counter and restaurant are separate. (Original) 분위기는 좋습니다. 카운터와 식당이 분리되있어 헷갈릴 수 있습니다

Please guys if you see it never ever use this daegu airport if you have no korean visa and use it as transfer. I use t way air small airline and it even checked carry on luggage and get money from it and even asking water was asking money to pay. And i have 13hrs to wait i daegu airport to transfer there is no restaurant at all and no anything omg , and i have no korean money so i can't even use vending machine and thankfully there is water hahahah worst airport t way air worst airline i think this low budget korean things are making korea not the best one, use big airports and airlines if you save little money these small ones can cost that little money and no comfort at all

With last 2 flights pax still in boarding room. The airport turn off air conditioning, the temperture gets warm and lick of fresh air......very very bad experience in such airport. The once 3rd big city in Korea..... now it fall behind and fallen...

From a tourist sent back by Immigration at 8:30 PM on 2024.0.812, you told me the hotel would refund my stay. You guys lied. The hotel sent me an email saying they would not refund the money. It's your fault for not letting me stay at your hotel. You made me pay for free without being able to enter the country. Thank you.​ You cannot differentiate between tourists and people fleeing the country. Yes, you cannot differentiate because people want to stay in the country. yours illegally They are better equipped to answer your questions than tourists.

Very small airport. Get snacks before the security check, as there is only a small cafe inside. Not enough seats for people to sit down, and only 1 restroom past security. On the plus side, security and customs is very fast.

The airport is pretty small but is clean and well organized. Staff are caring and always ready to help.

Very close to Daegu KTX Station, and there is alot motel nearby!

Daegu is one of the big cities in Korea. The international airport here can travel to various countries.

Small but clean and well maintained. Parking is very close to the building and the airport is just off the main street. Very easy to get to. Prices at the convenience store were also not inflated, which is always nice. I didn't see any recycling bins, which is a shame.

It’s a small airport but has everything it’s supposed to have and most of all it’s located very close to the downtown area of the city, not to mention very well-connected.

Same as Korea neat n clean not so crowded. Didn't found much to buy or food cafe. Have limited flights.. People working around very humble and helpful.

The terminal area has very limited sitting spaces to deal with the waiting time before boarding. Especially at the airside (after security area), you may have to stand near the boarding area. Comparing to the expected passengers of two narrow body aircrafts, the airport has smaller number of chairs. Recommend to make it short time at airport.

Calm And Quite. Maintanance is Excellent.. Three Snack shops with one Coffee Shop...Friendly Staff

Small airport in South Korea. Not crowded

Ulsan airport is small domestic airport. There are normally no waiting times at check in or security check. Inside the airport are some restaurants and a coffee shop. The airport is clean and everything is easy to find.

Pretty crazy that an international airport in a first world country, like South Korea is only open for set times. definitely a first for me, My spouse and others had to sleep or wait outside the airport with mosquitoes. Especially for tourist who have certain allocated checkout times. Seen better in 3rd world countries.

I was genuinely surprised and disappointed by the experience at Busan’s Gimhae International Airport. The lines were extremely long and moved painfully slowly — from check-in to security to immigration. The entire process felt disorganized and inefficient, and it took far longer than it should have. For a country as developed and technologically advanced as South Korea, this level of service is far below expectations. There was little communication or guidance, and the lack of staff only made things worse. Travelers were visibly stressed and confused, and there didn’t seem to be any urgency to improve the flow. I sincerely suggest the airport authorities look to countries like Singapore as a benchmark. Despite handling a much larger volume of passengers, Singapore’s Changi Airport operates with such speed and efficiency that you almost never have to wait in line. It’s a world-class example that Gimhae Airport could learn a lot from. Busan deserves a better international gateway, one that truly reflects the modernity and efficiency South Korea is known for.

The place is clean and well organized except for the immigration, they took very long time and only let Korean people go first. Foreigner line was at least 1 hr waiting. Please improve this issue.

This is a far below normal standard airport. Upon arrival of three flights in the morning, there is only one single immigration counter open for foreign passports. Korean passports using the e-gates still enjoy another three manual counters for pretty much no crowd. End up waiting 1.5 hours for 30 pay ahead of me to be cleared. Plus point though, the airport is clean.

Relatively small airport with one large duty free shop. There are several lounges, and it is clean. The gates are easy to find and there are lots of seats. One negative thing is that the security line requirements are a bit misleading. They told us we need to hand carry our battery packs, but they didn’t check that at security. Not sure what we were supposed to do, but it was fine.

For a modern country welcoming tourists, the first impression is arrivals at the airport. I was greeted with an immigration line of 1 hour and 15 mins. This delay caused me to reschedule my itinerary. Come on Busan, you can do better!!!

It was chaotic at the international terminal! Our flight was at 10am, we arrived at 7.30am, completed check in with boarding passes were ready at 7.45am. And then the chaos was started! All passengers needed to go through the pre-security-check, meaning the staff checked and scan boarding pass and passport. Thousands of passengers tried to secure a place in the long and disorganized lines, just to sneak into 4 gates.