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Samwon Garden
The guide was updated:Enjoy your Korean food at the largest first-class restaurant in Korea! The restaurant can accommodate up to about 1,200 guests. On the menu you will find mouth-watering dishes such as marinated Korean beef short rib, spicy beef short rib soup and special wrapped kimchi.
Useful Information
- Address: 835, Eonju-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
- Opening hours: Daily: 11.50am – 10pm
- Website: www.samwongarden.com
- Phone: +82 2 548 3030
- Email: info@dinehill.co.kr
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