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Gwangalli morning cod soup for clear hangover broth and one-person braised cod set
A cod soup restaurant on Gwanganhaebyeon-ro, right by Gwangalli Beach and useful from early morning. The parking area is shared by several shops and is fairly wide, but weekend parking can still feel tight, so earlier arrival is better. Window seats can look toward the beach, and the room has four- to six-person tables plus rooms for family or group breakfasts.
The main order is cod soup at around KRW 14,000. The clear broth is gentle rather than spicy, but it has enough depth to work as a proper hangover soup after a Gwangalli night. It arrives in a hot stone bowl, and the cod pieces are substantial enough to pick apart instead of disappearing into the soup.
Spicy seasoning paste is served separately and can be strong, so add it gradually. The broth is clean enough without it, while a little vinegar can sharpen the finish if that is your style. Side dishes include toasted seaweed, kkakdugi, fish cake, cucumber, and seaweed stems, with the cucumber and chili-style dip becoming a small table highlight.
The braised cod set can be ordered for one person, around KRW 18,000, and comes with soup broth, making it easy for solo diners or two people sharing. The menu stays focused on cod soup, abalone cod soup, and braised cod set, with takeout and parcel delivery available. It fits Gwangalli travel breakfasts, hangover meals, family dining, solo meals, and a clean seafood lunch by the beach.