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Ijo Myeonok (Cold Noodle House)

A Sokcho cold‑noodle shop known for hoe‑ topped with sliced pork, seasoned pollock, pear, and egg — diners customize sweet and sour with sugar and vinegar. A straightforward, local favorite for refreshing noodles and classic Gangwon buckwheat dishes.

GangwonKorean cuisine > Naengmyeon (Cold Noodles)
3.5
(20 reviews)
A specialist where chilled noodles are served with toppings like (sliced boiled pork), myeongtaehoe (seasoned pollock), pear, egg, and cucumber. You can enjoy it as mul- (in chilled broth), bibim- (spicy mixed), or the popular hoe- — diners often add sugar and vinegar to adjust the sweet‑and‑sour balance to taste.

Local Tips

  • Signature hoe‑naengmyeon: chilled noodles topped with suyuk, myeongtaehoe, pear, egg, and cucumber — adjust sweetness/vinegar to taste
  • Open daily 10:30–20:00; good choice for a lighter lunch or post‑sightseeing meal in Sokcho
  • Pair naengmyeon with suyuk (boiled pork) or try makguksu for a regional buckwheat noodle variation

Menu

Galbitang (beef short rib soup)11,000 KRW
(cold buckwheat noodles in chilled broth)11,000 KRW
(large portion)12,000 KRW
(rice cake & dumpling soup; winter only)11,000 KRW
(Gangwon-style buckwheat noodles)10,000 KRW
(large portion)11,000 KRW
Memil Jeonbyeong (savory buckwheat pancake roll)8,000 KRW
(boiled sliced pork, for sharing)28,000 KRW
Yukgaejang (spicy beef & vegetable soup)11,000 KRW
Steamed Mandu (dumplings)7,000 KRW

Practical Information

Category
Korean cuisine > Naengmyeon (Cold Noodles)
Address
1st Floor, 3887 Donghae-daero, Sokcho, Gangwon Province
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Operating Hours
Daily 10:30–20:00
Facilities
Reservations available,Parking available

Glossary

Goppaegi
A menu term indicating a larger or extra-large portion.
Makguksu
Gangwon's regional cold buckwheat noodles, chewier and often served with a spicy or tangy dressing.
Naengmyeon
Cold buckwheat noodles, served in an icy broth or mixed with a tangy/spicy sauce — a popular summer dish.
Suyuk
Thinly sliced boiled pork served cold, usually eaten with dipping sauces and kimchi.
Tteok-mandu-guk
A comforting soup of sliced rice cakes and dumplings, commonly eaten in winter.