Restaurants
Tamra Sundaeguk Gamjatang Gwanghwamun
A gukbap restaurant serving rich sundaeguk and gamjatang made with Jeju pork, in a tidy space
3-5 yrs6-9 yrs
Location
1F, 5-1 Saemunan-ro 5-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Basic information
Location
1F, 5-1 Saemunan-ro 5-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Closed days
None
Opening hours
Mon-Fri10:00-24:00Sat-Sun10:00-21:00
Break time
None
Last order
Mon-Fri23:30, Sat-Sun 20:30
Price range
Budget
Worth checking before you go
Stroller
AllowedHigh chair
NoNursing room
NearbyHaechi Madang baby lounge (5 min walk)
Baby changing table
NearbyHaechi Madang baby lounge (3 min walk)
Multilingual menu
YesNon-spicy options
YesTips from parents who've been
💡 The stone pots are very hot, so seat your child where they cannot reach them.
💡 Weekday lunchtimes are very busy. Weekends or an early meal are easier.
💡 Rice refills are free, which helps when eating with a child.
Tips for going with kids
💡 Suyuk gukbap is easier to share with a child than sundaeguk.
💡 Spoon the clear broth over rice before adding any seasoning and children eat it happily.
💡 The Jeju boiled pork has little gamey smell and is tender, which makes it a good side for a child.
Travelling in Korea
💡 Sundaeguk is one of Korea's best-known rice-and-soup dishes, made with pork broth and sundae.
💡 Sundae is a Korean sausage filled with glass noodles and vegetables — a new texture for many visitors.
💡 This branch uses Jeju pork for a cleaner taste than most sundaeguk.
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