The Best Korean Noodle Restaurants near Museum X

Jondun Sikdan is a traditional jang kalguksu (soup with handmade noodles) restaurant that has been passed down for four generations in Sokcho, beloved by both locals and tourists. It showcases the representative food culture of Sokcho while maintaining its unchanging flavor over the years.

Located near Jangteung in Sooksoo City, One Backol Shikdan opens at 9:30 and attracts many customers with its breakfast and seafood dishes. Known for its well-flavored seafood and not overly spicy dishes, it has received high praise from many patrons. The generous portions and the chewy noodles in the soup have also been commended. The restaurant offers a rich and flavorful Chan Kalguksu with a soup that is not too heavy and is accompanied by plenty of seaweed powder. The Kalguksu noodles are hand-cut, exuding a traditional atmosphere, and the accompanying kimchi is homemade. One Backol Shikdan is a renowned Korean restaurant in Sooksoo.

Seorak Hoeguk is a traditional noodle specialty shop located in Sokcho, Gangwon-do, offering a variety of noodle dishes made with fresh seafood. Beloved by locals, this restaurant boasts a clean and refined taste.

Baekil Kalguksu Sokcho is a renowned restaurant in Sokcho, Gangwon-do, famous for its homemade jang kalguksu and perilla seed kalguksu. With a clean atmosphere and convenient parking facilities, it is very popular among tourists.

Bione Son Kalguksu is a recommended spot by locals in Sokcho, known for its variety of kalguksu (handmade knife-cut noodles) and fried pollock. It is conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from the Sokcho intercity bus terminal.