The Dog

Originally posted by:Morgan Milani

Location: Located between the thumb and first finger (right hand) behind AK plaza in Pyeongtaek, down the street from Moti Mahal.It’s on the right hand side, second floor, and has a yellow roof with yellow beach umbrellas on top and pillows in the window. You can usually hear the dogs when you’re close.

Price:You must order at least one drink. Drinks are around W6,000.

It’s very similar to the cat cafés that people are familiar with, only dogs! There are dogs that live there, and it’s also BYOD (bring your own dog). We saw both big and small dogs, but they must be/are all vaccinated. You have to order at least one drink – they have a selection of iced teas, smoothies, and basic coffees – around $6. The drinks are ok, but let’s face it, we’re not really there for the beverages. They have snack items like muffins and pretzels, and they have some dog supplies for sale as well. Honestly, I enjoyed it more than the one in Myeongdong.

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The red pin is Moti Mohal and the purple pin is the dog cafe.

Maekju Zip

Originally Posted by:Erin Key Styer

Location: From Pyeongtaek AK Plaza: Go down the middle finger road and at the first intersection (no street light) it’s on the right hand corner on the 2nd floor.

Clean, nice bar in Pyeongtaek. Beer is self-service and anywhere from 2,500won – 9,900won. Good selection.

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Tonkasu Kitchen

Originally posted by:Ron Faye

Location: In Peongtaek, along highway 38. Coming from Anjeong-ri, it’s immediately after Pyeongtaek University, next to Daiso on your right.

Food’s fairly priced and portions are big, especially the salad. We liked it.

Originally posted by: Erika Hazelton

We’ve been there and had a creamy chicken pasta (which, warning to those with allergies, had a solitary shrimp hiding in the bottom) and the Gorgonzola pizza, both of which were delicious! And we had yummy gelato for dessert. We really enjoyed it and plan to go back.

Pictures by Ron Faye

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Chicken Steak and Garlic Rice

Galbi Steak

Mozzarella Salad

A picture of the menu

A picture of the menu

A picture of the menu

A picture of the menu

Embassy Food

Originally posted by: Angel Hsu

Directions: It’s about a 3 miles from the front gate of Camp Humphreys, near Nae-ri PMO gate and Riverside Ville apartments.

Map from Humphreys Main Gate to Embassy Food

It’s a cafeteria style restaurant. It only W5,500 and their menu changes daily. Very authentically Korean.

Posted by Jessica Shin

We tried this place but there was only fish, tofu,rice and side dishes when we went. Don’t think we would give it another shot but good luck to anybody who does!

Chicken Pub

Originally posted by: Christine Maack Kastl

Directions: Chicken Pub is located in the Camp Humphreys Ville. Come out the walk in gate, walk about two blocks, and you’ll see Chicken Pub on the right.

Phone:010-4417-8353.

Take out available. No delivery

We had a wonderful time eating lunch today at Chicken Pub. The restaurant was clean and inviting. The staff was friendly and helpful. I asked what menu item was most popular. The response was sweet and spicy chicken. My husband I ordered a half order of the sweet and spicy chicken, and a lunch portion of the fried rice with shrimp and bacon. The food arrived in less than ten minutes – and it was delicious! We were happy with our experience and definitely plan to return again some day.

Chicken pub picture menu

English menu

Lunch menu

Half portion sweet and spicy chicken

Fried Rice with shrimp and bacon

Originally posted by Divya Mehta Ryan

It’s delicious! I like it way better than Kyochon and I feel the quality is better! Definitely a ton of food for the money!!! Their soy chicken is delicious as well!

Originally posted by: Ihilei Nani

I checked this place out since everyone has been raving about and sad to say I was disappointed I ordered the sweet & spicy and the soy garlic, and it was mostly batter. there was hardly any chicken in each piece. Also the two flavors tasted the same, I feel like there was really no difference in flavor. it was busy though so I don’t know if they just threw all the orders together or if it was just an off day?… but I’ll def give it another go and hopefully it’s as yummy as all the reviews I’ve read

Korea Frying

Directions: From the Walking Gate of Camp Humphreys, go straight down the main ville road until you see Korea Frying on your right. The facade is green.

Phone: (031)691-1697

Hours: 11:00am – Midnight

Korea Frying serves Americanized Korean food in the ville of Camp Humphreys. The food is pretty good, even if it has been tweaked a bit to suit American tastes. The restaurant is casual and the service or both eat in and delivery has always been great, they really want to make sure you are happy. We usually get delivery from Korea Frying and are always happy with our food. Korea frying is also cheap, with prices ranging from W3,000 to W10,000 and free delivery. Some of our favorite foods include the yaki mandu, spicy pork with rice, galbi, bibimbap and kimbap.

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Here we ordered the Galbi (in the biggest box, it comes with lettuce to wrap the meat), the yaki mandu, kimbap, steamed rice, sweet and sour pork (bottom right hand corner) and spicy pork and rice (top right hand corner). Cucumber kimchi and seaweed packets are free with your meal, they also pack chopsticks and spoons for you.Everything here came to W25,000 total

Burger Cook

Originally post and photos by: Adam Perkins

Location: Next to the Pyeongtaek bus terminal, which is a couple of blocks from AK Plaza.

I was excited about trying this place. They sell hamburgers but the buns are rice patties and the beef is something other than beef. I ordered their “popular” item. It was a spam, tuna, kimchi, cheese (anti)burger between rice patties. It’s a novel idea that just didn’t work.

Posted by: Jennifer Wright

Four of our family members think they are delicious, one family member dislikes them.

Posted by: Elena V. Fomina

My kids love it. They like all korean food rice and noodles yummy and healthy.

Rice Burger

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Cheong Hae Jin

Directions: To get to Cheong Hae Jin leave the main gate of Camp Humphreys turning directly right, when you reach a gas station to your left, then turn left. Go past the gas station and the restaurant will be on your left.

Some of the most wonderful fish I’ve ever had, just beautifully cooked to perfection on a charcoal grill. A great variety of really good banchan as well. My kids loved it, as well. The fish does have bones in, so make sure your children know how to eat bone in fish or be prepared to spend time removing the bones for them. There are two rooms with 2-4 tables in each room, one traditionally korean and one western style.

Posted by Chris Fletcher: I’d heard from two individuals that it was good but I was disappointed. I thought the fish was too dry. For a better place try the Yongtan fish alley near Dongdaemun in Seoul.

Banchan

Menu picture by Chris Fletcher

Fish and banchan by Chris Fletcher

Cheong Hae Jin exterior

Grilled fish

Interior room of Cheong Hae Jin

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banchan

Arirang

Arirang Korean barbeque restaurant.

Phone:01041512163

Directions: Go out of the main gate of Camp Humphreys and keep driving straight until you see it on your left.

Front of Arirang posted by Christabel Frazier‎

Originally posted by Jessica Shin:Ate there a few weeks back, we had the gamja tang and it was pretty good, will be going back to try the bbq

Originally posted by Christabel Frazier: I ate everything! I will say, the pork needed a little seasoning, but it’s yummy. It gets busy around 12:15, the service is wonderful, and area is quiet (except for the train flying by). I love the fact that it has parking!

Originally posted by Becky Phillips: The water cups/mugs are made by the matriarch in the family. The ladies were very helpful to show you how to combine different side dishes to make things taste their best. And the best part is the complimentary cinnamon “tea” slushy. The prices are the similar to Hwa Hwa restaurant, but I think the portions are bigger at Arirang.

Originally posted by Chris Wilson:I took my family here last night. The place is clean, food was good and it is run by a nice and friendly family. Mr. Kim the owner gave us a small tour of the place and it’s history. With the exception of the train passing, it is relatively quiet and not as loud and busy as Hwa Hwa.

Originally posted by Marrissa Stumpf: Went here this afternoon for lunch, very good! And the cinnamon slushy was awesome!!

From meWe tried it tonight and were very, very satisfied! The food was so good! Especially the veal in a fruity sweet and sour sauce and the crispy rib-eye. There was a LOT of banchan and it was amazing. We also had a bean-paste tofu soup that was spicy and delicious and a boiled egg dish that the kids liked. The cinnamon tea slush was delicious as well. Their service was perfect, a million times better than Hwa Hwa. Mr.Kim, the owner, was very friendly and accommodating and the waitresses were all happy and smiling and quick. They also have party rooms available for larger groups. All in all a very pleasant meal and I plan to go back often. There was no wait when we walked in at 8pm.

Originally posted by Princess Lia:We went here about a week ago and the owner was as gracious and friendly as could be. The banchan were great and the pottery was beautiful. I’m just finding that I prefer my galbi cooked over an open flame and this restaurant uses a pan BBQ so the meat is much different when cooked (as compared to places like Hwa Hwa or OK). Not bad…just different. All in all, a great evening and good food.

Originally posted by Kathy Stange Rauch: We tried this place for the first time last night. It was GREAT! We like the pan because you can cook the garlic and not have it fall into the fire. lol I ordered Mul Naeng Myun and it was very flavorful. The pork belly was tender. They served the meat with the typical Korean “samjeong” sauce and also a sweet chili sauce. The staff was friendly and not pushy. The tables have call buttons also. We will go back.

Originally posted by TL Nickerson: Food was very delicious. Owner and staff were friendly and hospitable. Pleasant experience. Atmosphere was calm and peaceful, family oriented. Clean restaurant. We will be heading back again to try more stuff.

Posted by TL Nickleson

Grilling meat and banchan posted by Christabel Frazier

Inside Arirang posted by Christabel Frazier

Tofu and spicy beanpaste soup

Oeam Folk Village and Restaurant

Originally posted by Jennifer Wright

Directions: Take a right out the Camp Humphreys CPX gate and get on 45 towards Asan. When you get to 39, follow it to Oeam Folk Village (there are brown signs).

This is a living history museum with very old homes. Some of the homes are even available for an over-night stay. We visited the Folk village today, then we stopped for dinner by the entry point. We also splurged on coffee, tea, and hot cocoa. It takes about 45 minutes to get there from Camp Humphreys. We were caught in a traffic jam for a few minutes, but coming home the roads were clear. The village cost our family W5,000 to enter. We have 2 kids and 2 adults.

Oeam Folk Village

Oeam Folk Village

Oeam Folk Village

Outside, the tea and coffee shop is on the left. The restaurant is on the right. You can see the noodle image on the window of the restaurant. We enjoyed a seafood pancake, kimchi, and three bowls of noodle soup for 27,000 won at the restaurant. The menu was in Korean, no English was spoken I pointed at the picture of the noodles on the window (5,000 won) and I ordered the bibim-something since I know how to read bibimbap. It was a delicious!! A plate was taken by a young man from an older gentleman to show us the seafood pancake. It turns out the older man was the owner! His photo is on the wall (in black and white). I am so gad we ordered one.

Korean seafood pancake (pajeon) and kimchi at Oeam Folk Village Restaurant.

Inside of the Oeam Folk Village restaurant

Noodles at Oeam Folk Village Restaurant

Outside of the Oeam Folk Village restaurant, you can see the picture of noodles on the window.

Bibim-something at Oeam Folk Village restaurant

At the cafe next door to the restaurant, you can order drinks through a window and take them to go. There are only TWO tables on the inside of the place that seat four each.

The menu for the Folk village cafe.