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Yeongran Hoetjip (Yeongran Sashimi House)

A nearly 60-year-old Mokpo sashimi house known for its seasonal (croaker) and traditional, housemade preparations that showcase local fishing heritage.

JeonnamKorean Food > Hoe (sashimi) / Hoejip (sashimi house) / Tuna
4.1
(21 reviews)
A Mokpo institution since 1969, Yeongran Hoetjip specializes in summer (croaker), a fish the city prides itself on. The restaurant turns often-discarded parts like the swim bladder and skin into celebrated side dishes, and its spicy fish stew (maeuntang) is flavored with rooftop-fermented doenjang made each year. Sashimi is served as lightly aged (one to two days) sun-eohoe — thick, substantial slices that are tender yet satisfyingly firm — and a house chojang made with makgeolli vinegar aged over six months brings out the fish's natural umami.

Local Tips

  • Signature: day‑or‑two aged min-eo sashimi — thick, tender slices with a pleasant chew.
  • Historic local favorite (est. 1969) noted for rooftop-fermented doenjang and creative uses of the fish's swim bladder and skin.
  • Order the min-eo course and book ahead; reservations and on-site parking are available.

Menu

Course (2-person)100,000 KRW
Course (3-person)130,000 KRW
Course (4-person)160,000 KRW

Practical Information

Category
Korean Food > Hoe (sashimi) / Hoejip (sashimi house) / Tuna
Address
42-1 Beonhwa-ro, Mokpo City, Jeollanam-do
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Operating Hours
Daily 10:00–22:00
Facilities
Takeout,Reservations available,Parking available

Glossary

Hoe
Korean-style raw fish (sashimi), typically thinly sliced and eaten with dipping sauces and lettuce wraps
Min-eo
A coastal croaker fish prized in Korea for its firm texture and delicate flavor; often served as a multi-course meal