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Danyang Maneul Mandu (Danyang Garlic Dumplings)

A small Danyang specialty shop making chewy glutinous‑rice dumplings flavored with pungent Danyang garlic; try the ginseng and versions that highlight local ingredients.

ChungbukKorean Food > Dumplings (Mandu)
4.5
(16 reviews)
Korea’s love of garlic meets local terroir here: dumplings made with Danyang garlic, known for its firm texture and strong aroma. The fillings are boosted with oil rendered from Danyang garlic, and the wrapper is a chewy chapssal (glutinous rice) skin rolled in a way that recalls Chinese changfen. Four varieties are offered — ginseng-galbi, shrimp, kimchi, and — with the ginseng dumpling (whole ginseng stem inside) and the dumpling standing out as local specialties. Staff will serve dumplings hot if you eat in, or let them cool slightly for a chewier texture when packed for takeout.

Local Tips

  • Dumplings use Danyang garlic rendered into oil for extra nuttiness and umami
  • Chapssal (glutinous rice) wrappers are rolled thin and chewy—served hot in‑shop or slightly cooled for chewier takeout
  • Must-try: Premium Insam Galbi (ginseng-stem and rib meat) and the Tteokgalbi garlic dumpling

Menu

Kimchi (Kimchi & garlic dumplings, 8 pcs)6,000 KRW
(-style short rib patties & garlic, 8 pcs)6,000 KRW
Premium Galbi (Ginseng stem & rib meat, 8 pcs)10,000 KRW
Saewoo (Shrimp & garlic dumplings, 7 pcs)6,000 KRW

Practical Information

Category
Korean Food > Dumplings (Mandu)
Address
26 Dojeon 4-gil, Danyang-eup, Danyang-gun, North Chungcheong Province
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Operating Hours
Daily 10:00–19:00
Facilities
Takeout,Reservations available

Glossary

Insam
Ginseng — used in Korean cooking for its aromatic, slightly bitter, herbal note
Mandu
Korean dumplings — can be steamed, boiled, pan-fried, or deep-fried and are a common snack or side dish
Maneul
Garlic — here it indicates the dumplings are garlic-forward, either in the wrapper, filling, or seasoning
Tteokgalbi
Minced, seasoned short-rib patty (often grilled) used here as a rich dumpling filling