Hanok-Style Restaurants
Ok with a little hanok.
There are many ways to describe hanok: majestic, palatial, traditional, you name it.
While you may not hail from a K-drama chaebol family with multiple hanok mansions...
There are plenty of restaurants around Korea to accommodate all your hanok yearnings.
Suyeon Sanbang
Once the spacious home of late Korean auteur Lee Tae-jun...
...now the gathering spot for anyone in need of a brief respite.
Tosokchon
Tosokchon is a veritable Seoul establishment - appropriately housed in a hanok house.
Here, you can enjoy the juiciest, fattest samgyetang (soup with whole, stuffed chicken).
Saesori Mulsori
Far on the outskirts of the bustling city lies nature's refuge.
AKA the prettiest traditional tea house tucked away from the beaten path.
Yoseokgung
True story: this estate once belonged to the richest family in Gyeongju.
It's not everyday that you get to literally get to feast like an emperor.
Namu Sairo
For those who want to avoid the touristy traps and crowds in Gwanghwamun.
While the decor screams unmistakably Korean, none of that watered down caffeine here.
Mokmyeok Sanbang
Reachable only after a long and laborious hike.
But when a bibimbap spread is your reward, who cares about a little physical exertion?
Kiwa Taproom
Now here's a funky little introduction to a funky little joint.
Heaven looks something like German beer in a Korean hanok-style house.
Godang
Another spot where you can take a breather from the raucous mess of reality.
Enjoy a sweet treat of red bean rice cake while you're at it.
Cha Masineun Tteul
Whimsical wishing wells, verdant green, and wooden beams: a lesson in film set aesthetics.
Traditional afternoon tea at Samcheong-dong's Hanok Village: Korean upon Korean.
MmmMMM now this is what I'm talking about.
HANOK TOUR 2K17, rain or shine, sunlight or hailstorm: here we come.
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