Serves meat, vegan options available. A cafe inside Seoraskan National Park, located near the cable car. Offers a vegetarian bibimbap, which is labeled veg in English. The gamja jeon (potato pancake) is another vegetarian option.
Categories: Korean, Non-veg
4 Reviews
First Review by Igggyy
Contributions +96
Yep, 2 vegan dishes I ate there - Edit
What to say, there are not so many options to eat near the elevator to the top of Soraksan Mountain. I was there 6 years ago, and that's exactly what I ate there - Vegetable pibimpap and this fried stuff (which is overly greasy, but still good to feed my belly).
Whenever order pibimpap - specify that you don't want eggs (egg is KERAN in Korean)
Pros: Cheap, Close to the mountain
Cons: Just 2 options, Very greasy fried dish
Contributions +51
The only veg options in Sokcho - Edit
I will preface this review by saying that there are few to no veg options in this lovely town. Luckily the hotel we stayed at had a breakfast which served porridge ( at least vegetarian) and fruit (pineapple and orange slices). This restaurant has staff that speaks limited English, so it's great that they have a sign advertising their veg offerings. The bibimbap was really good and the potato pancakes come in a large portion and are very filling. They have a nice selection of makgeoli to go with your meal as well. You can also get a corn on the cob for 2,000 won (2 us dollars) at the snack booth next door. The restaurant is located in the park so you have to purchase an entrance ticket if you want to eat there. You can take the 7 or 7-1 bus to get there.
Pros: Only veg offering in Sokcho, big portions
Cons: need to buy entrance ticket to park, limited options
Contributions +91
park lunch - Edit
I came here after hiking up Ulsanbawi. Conveniently located just inside the park gates, by the cable car. Basically I was hungry and it was here. The vegetarian bibimbap comes with an egg, but you can ask not to have it. I doubt any of the panchan (side dishes) are vegan. Nice little veggie soup on the side, white rice, mix of veggies, kimchi, etc. I enjoyed it. At 9000 it's overpriced but it's tasty and it's right there.
Pros: location , it exists!
Cons: price, not truly vegan; a veggie option
Contributions +58
Bit expensive - Edit
The food was ok. It's a bit expensive but anything inside the national park is expensive. I was happy to find something vegetarian.
Pros: Vegetarian options
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