One person wants mulhoe, another buckwheat noodles, and someone else would be happiest with a pork cutlet. Coming to Goseong for the sea does not mean everyone wants the same lunch.
These three options are in Goseong, Gangwon: Baekchon Makguksu, Jangmi Gyeongyangsik and Goseong Bubu Hoetjip. Their menus and locations differ. A day around Toseong and a trip north to Geojin can point to quite different meals.
Key points
- For plans around Toseong, consider Baekchon Makguksu for buckwheat noodles and sliced pork, then check the route from your stay.
- Jangmi: 37-1, Geojin-gil, Geojin / pork and cheese pork cutlets.
- Goseong Bubu Hoetjip: 88, Gajinhaebyeon-gil, Jugwang / mulhoe.
Baekchon Makguksu: noodles on a Toseong day
If cafés or snacks are on your afternoon plan, a bowl of makguksu may come to mind first. Baekchon also lists sliced boiled pork, so you can decide whether to stop at noodles or add a shared plate. It is an option to note for a day based around Toseong.
Address: 10, Baekchon 1-gil, Toseong-myeon, Goseong. The listed options include buckwheat noodles and sliced boiled pork. Match both the name and address when saving the restaurant. Baekchon location and menu
Jangmi Gyeongyangsik: pork cutlets in Geojin
There is something to consider even when raw fish does not appeal. Jangmi lists pork cutlets and cheese pork cutlets. A walk around the harbour or market in Geojin can keep the meal in the same area, and the menu gives a group with a non-seafood eater another starting point.
Address: 37-1, Geojin-gil, Geojin-eup, Goseong. This pork-cutlet restaurant lists both a basic and a cheese version. It offers a clear alternative when you want something other than seafood. Jangmi menu and address
Goseong Bubu Hoetjip: considering mulhoe in Gajin
For a seafood meal around Gajin, mulhoe is one possibility. Cold broth and raw fish are a different proposition from a warm rice meal, though. Once everyone is happy with that choice, ask whether rice or noodles are included.
Address: 88, Gajinhaebyeon-gil, Jugwang-myeon, Goseong. Mulhoe is listed as a signature dish. Check this Gajin Beach address to distinguish it from similarly named restaurants elsewhere. Goseong Bubu Hoetjip tourism listing
You do not need all three in one day
Think noodles for a day in Toseong, mulhoe when passing Gajin, or a cutlet when heading up to Geojin. Matching one meal to the neighbourhood leaves more breathing room than trying to link all three restaurants.
A menu note to come back to
When returning to your map, check the area and address: this is Goseong in Gangwon, not the county of the same name in South Gyeongsang. Recheck closures, last orders and suitable seating if travelling with a child.
| Restaurant | Food to consider | Place in the trip |
|---|---|---|
| Baekchon Makguksu | Buckwheat noodles, sliced boiled pork | A noodle meal around Toseong |
| Jangmi Gyeongyangsik | Pork or cheese pork cutlet | A seafood alternative in Geojin |
| Goseong Bubu Hoetjip | Mulhoe | A seafood meal around Gajin |
This dining guide was prepared from public listings checked on 14 September 2026. It is not a firsthand review. Confirm opening hours, closures, menus and prices with each restaurant before setting out.