Hanjeongsik, or Korean Table, is a modern formal table setting where the traditional Korean dishes are served formally. Side dishes, rice, and soup are cooked in various ways, such as grilled, jeon, boiled, raw, steamed, and hot pot enhancing the taste and nutrition. If you want to experience a Korean hearty dining table, we recommend visiting a Korean Hanjeongsik restaurant in Incheon.

Geogung

Geogung offers a variety of refined Korean cuisine, including hot pot rice cooked with Incheon rice, 20 kinds of seasonal vegetables, grilled ribs, and grilled pollock. The name of the menu, “Geohansang”, means that it is a meal set up like the king’s royal table.

After taking the hot pot rice and adding water, it turns into Nurungji (scorched rice), a delightful dish that people of all ages may enjoy.

* Geohansang 15,000 won (for 1 person)

Joeun Namu

Joeun Namu is a Hanjeongsik restaurant located in Gajwa-dong, Seo-gu, Incheon. The main menu is Tteokgalbi/Grilled short rib patties set meal, and various Korean dishes such as lotus leaf rice set meal, samgyetang, and Bori Gulbi set meal are offered. They also serve a delicious acorn pancake before meals. Famous for its delicious taste, it is a very good restaurant to dine in with your family.

* Tteokgalbi set meal (main menu) 15,000 won