30 Country Food Tour In or Near Pyeongtaek-si

Casa Brasil Grill is a vibrant Brazilian churrascaria in Paengseong‑eup, beloved by both locals and military communities. Known for all-you-can-eat churrasco BBQ, it features endless skewered meats—beef, chicken, sausage, lamb—plus grilled pineapple and a salad buffet. Reviewers rave about the tasty caipirinha and sangria, friendly staff, and lively atmosphere. Open Tue–Sun 11:30–21:30 (closed Mondays; afternoon break). Per‑person menus begin at ₩32,000 and include drink options; children’s pricing applies. Free parking, and wheelchair access make it ideal for groups, families, and relaxed gatherings. (Prices and Schedule may change.)

Ceviche 210 is a popular Peruvian restaurant near Osan Air Base in Songtan, Pyeongtaek. Known for authentic dishes like ceviche, lomo saltado, and arroz chaufa, it delivers bold flavors and warm hospitality. This family-run spot has won multiple Best of Pyeongtaek awards, including Best Peruvian or Best South American Restaurant (2017–2024). A go-to for both expats and locals craving a true taste of Peru in Korea.

The friendly owners, cozy interior, and insanely good food will keep you coming back again and again. Their lamb chops and meat pies are to die for, and weekend brunch should not be missed.

A wide variety of West African dishes including fufu and jollof rice.

Small restaurant with a focus on African food. Very humble hole-in-the wall vibe. The primary customers are African expats grabbing a taste of home. Super friendly cook. They usually have jollof, fufu, fried fish, fried chicken, etc.

Joseon Naengmyeon is a beloved Pyeongyang-style cold noodle restaurant in Anjeong‑eup, Pyeongtaek. It features house-made buckwheat noodles (70%) and a clean beef broth boiled from brisket and shank. Signature dishes include classic cold naengmyeon and dumpling combos, with self-serve warm broth for comfort. Reviews highlight the refreshing broth, springy noodles, and generous portions of homemade dumplings. A go-to spot for both locals and expats.

A Filipino restaurant focus on grilled meats.

This restaurant is owned by the same person as Mount Fishtail near Cheonan Station, a very popular restaurant for many years. Worth giving a try.

A tasty Indian restaurant across from Moti Mahal near AK Plaza.

Tiny little restaurant with big flavor. This is strong, rich, deeply authentic Thai food for Thai expats living in the area.

Located inside the Tong Bok Traditional Market, this Vietnamese restaurant offers one of the largest menus of all the Vietnamese spots in the market.

This is a very popular Japanese ramen chain that serves safe and reliable ramen in a cute space that caters to those eating alone.

Myanmar Town (미얀마타운) in Pyeongtaek-dong offers authentic Burmese cuisine in a cozy, casual space. Popular dishes include flavorful Mohinga (fish noodle soup), creamy coconut curries, fresh tea leaf salad, and crispy samosas. The menu reflects true Myanmar home-style cooking with generous portions and bold flavors. With friendly service and simple décor, it’s a go-to spot for both solo diners and families. Reservations are advised for weekend evenings.

Din Tai Fung is a world-famous Taiwanese chain renowned for its expertly handcrafted xiaolongbao (soup dumplings), tangy Tantan noodles, and savory fried rice. In South Korea, branches include Myeongdong, Gangnam, Suwon Lotte Mall, and more. Ideal for family meals or a cozy date, reservations are recommended at peak hours.

Authentic Greek restaurant in Pyeongtaek.

Pilsner House (Pyeongtaek Godeok) brings an authentic Eastern European draft beer bar experience to Godeok New Town. The venue features tall ceilings, warm lighting, and Czech-style beer on tap like Pilsner Urquell and Kozel Dark Cinnamon. Popular snacks—including goulash, currywurst, and dome breads—pair perfectly with beer. It's an ideal spot for date nights, friends’ nights, or watching football. Open daily from 16:00–01:00 and offers parking.

Fish & Chips is a top-rated British-style takeaway & dine-in spot acclaimed by locals and Garrison residents. Their signature cod fish and shrimp & chips are freshly battered and fried to golden perfection—served with crisp fries and tartar sauce. Prices range from ₩12,000 for small to ₩20,000 for a large mix. With friendly service and a cozy beach-house vibe, it was voted “Best Fish & Chips” in Pyeongtaek’s 2023 & 2024 polls
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Osteria Luca JJ Park brings the taste of Italy to Pyeongtaek-si! Enjoy handmade pasta, fresh ingredients, and cozy vibes. It's a great spot for family dinners or hanging out with friends. The chefs mix old Italian recipes with new ideas to make every meal special. Whether you're trying pasta, pizza, or dessert, you'll leave with a smile. Follow them on Instagram to see their tasty dishes!

One of the longest running kebab restaurants in Shinjang, otherwise known as the SED. A great place for a late night meal or a place to dine with visiting Muslim friends.

Le Sentier is a reservation-only French restaurant near Jinwi Station, led by a chef formerly with Shilla Hotel. Voted a Red Ribbon & Blue Ribbon restaurant, it offers refined saisonal courses like beef bourguignon, duck leg confit, Hanu tenderloin, and pasta/stew selections. Dining is in a calm, elegant atmosphere—no kids under 13—and large groups are accommodated. Open Tue–Sun (11:30–22:00, break 15:00–17:00), closed Mondays. Reservations well in advance are required

A fantastic little Russian restaurant with a great doner kebab.

Abla (HABLA) in Gwanggyo is a reservation-only Spanish fine-dining bistro led by a Le Cordon Bleu graduate with Michelin-star experience. Set in Amuse Square, it offers elegant lunch (₩50,000) and dinner (₩98,000) courses with optional wine pairings. Diners enjoy open-kitchen service, clean plating, and attentive staff who explain each dish. The intimate, sophisticated space—with bar seating and group tables—is perfect for dates and celebrations.

Zelen is a stylish Bulgarian cuisine restaurant led by Chef Mikael, a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu. Offering multi-course menus (₩95,000–172,000) and a la carte options like yogurt desserts and chocolate fondant, it’s praised for its refined plating and relaxed, spacious atmosphere. Signature experiences include lamb leg dishes, sea bream platters, rabbit stew, and handcrafted. Open daily, reservations and private events via phone are recommended. Free parking and quiet ambiance make it ideal for celebrations or intimate dinners.

Imbiss Die Katze is a charming, German-style café & bratwurst bistro in Dongbaek, Y ong in. This cozy eatery serves authentic German brunch plates (Frühstück), currywurst with fries, homemade sausages, goulash, and German-style burgers, paired with draft beer like Kölsch and Weissbiez. Adored for its homemade breads, clean, welcoming vibe, and friendly service, it’s a taste of Europe in the heart of Yongin

This is both the perfect place to eat with your family and a late night venue with lots of food and drinks to keep you going.

Pub 210 serves a lovely Sunday Brunch.

An amazing little Mexican restaurant that cooks up traditional foods including traditional Mexican. Its an absolute MUST for Mexican food lovers. This is NOT fast food. This is its brilliance. Go and hang out. The best place for tacos.

Affordable American style restaurant that serves a good breakfast in the morning. They also have nice specials and are open late on Friday and Saturday.

Korean owned American BBQ joint in Sosabeol Pyeongtaek.

Shared in the Pyeongtaek Food and Fun group and added to the South of Seoul app by volunteers ❤️