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Miga

A long-running Sokcho spot prized by locals for dishes centered on domestic (dried pollack), from rich, milky broths to grilled perfect for sharing.

GangwonKorean Food > Jeongol (hot pot) / Suyuk (boiled dishes)
3.7
(7 reviews)
Miga has been a local favorite in Sokcho for 28 years, known especially for dishes built around domestic (dried pollack). The restaurant runs its own drying racks in Yongdae-ri and uses a 4–5 hour simmered broth that yields a milky, deeply savory soup. It’s the kind of place locals bring parents or older relatives to — simple, respectful cooking that highlights premium dried pollack, including a prized grilled (-gui).

Local Tips

  • Uses only Korean hwangtae and operates its own drying racks in Yongdae-ri for authentic flavor
  • Broths simmered 4–5 hours for a deep, opaque umami — ideal for comforting soups like hwangtae haejangguk
  • Order the Hwangtae-gui or a hwangtae jeongsik to sample the signature grilled pollack; parking is available

Menu

-gui (더덕구이) – grilled root25,000 KRW
-gui (더덕구이정식) – grilled set meal19,000 KRW
(순두부) – soft tofu stew10,000 KRW
Children's -guk (어린이황태국) – mild dried pollack soup for kids5,000 KRW
+ (황태+더덕) – grilled dried pollack with 32,000 KRW
-gui (황태구이) – grilled dried pollack32,000 KRW
-gui (황태구이정식) – grilled dried pollack set meal18,000 KRW
(황태해장국) – dried pollack hangover soup10,000 KRW

Practical Information

Category
Korean Food > Jeongol (hot pot) / Suyuk (boiled dishes)
Address
41 Sinheung 2-gil, Sokcho City, Gangwon Province
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Operating Hours
Daily 08:00 ~ 20:00
Facilities
Parking available

Glossary

Deodeok
A mountain root with a slightly bitter, aromatic bite; often grilled and served with savory sauces.
Haejangguk
Literally 'hangover soup' — a hearty, restorative soup commonly eaten after drinking or for a filling breakfast.
Hwangtae
Dried pollock — a Gangwon specialty used grilled or in soups, with a savory, slightly chewy texture.
Jeongsik
A set meal: main dish served with rice, soup, and several banchan (side dishes).
Sundubu
Silky, uncoagulated soft tofu, usually served plain or in a bubbling stew.