Tasty alley

Janghang 6080 Food Street Matnaro

장항 6080 맛나로

Seocheon · Janghang-eup, Seocheon-gun, Chungcheongnam-do · Tasty alley

Retro port town, served on a plate

Getting there10-minute taxi from Janghang Station, or 15-minute taxi from Gunsan Express Bus Terminal

A restaurant-lined alley in the old port town of Janghang, once packed with dockworkers and now a seafood-focused food trail. The draw is fresh Yellow Sea catch, generations-old braised monkfish, and side dishes by the dozen, set against 1960s-80s streetscapes, murals, and retro cafes.

  • food
  • seafood
  • retro
  • vintage
  • photos

What to see & do

Agujjim monkfish alley Braised monkfish is the signature dish here, cheap and generously portioned, with a giant monkfish photo zone marking the street entrance.
Seafood spreads Restaurants pile on close to 20 side dishes alongside skate soup, blue crab salad, seafood stew, or raw fish.
1960s-80s streetscape Century-old buildings like the Former Granary, retro alleys, wall murals, and old-school photo experiences recreate the town's heyday.
Janghang Gold Mission Tour A guided walking mission around town hunting for the gold bars that vanished from the old Janghang Smelter, with a commentator at each stop.

Eat & do here

  • Yujeong Restaurant유정식당 Known across Janghang for its seasoned blue crab meat; expect lines of tourists and regulars for the mains and side dishes.
  • Yeonhwa Restaurant연화식당 Specializes in braised monkfish and spicy braised chicken, both served with a full spread of side dishes.
  • Seocheon-gun Culture & Art Creation Space서천군문화예술창작공간 Set inside the 1930s Former Granary, now an art space for local performances and experience programs. Website
  • Yeso Archive예소아카이브 A folklore and archive space showing black-and-white photos and vintage gear from 1960s-70s Janghang, with rentable seminar rooms.
  • Dubitnarae두빛나래 A renovated Japanese-style house and the final stop of the Gold Mission Tour, offering dalgona and dalgona milk tea making. Website
  • Lamp램프 An antique, retro-style cafe with homemade baked goods, chandelier-lit interiors, and an outdoor terrace.

Source: Korea Tourism Organization, “Korean Streets & Alleys” (2024). Rewritten for DealSeoul; details may have changed since 2024, confirm hours and openings before you go.

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