Have you ever wondered what the perfect Sunday brunch in Bijeon-dong, Pyeongtaek looks like? Well, follow along with us as we spend the perfect day falling in love with our city all over again.
About Bijeon-dong (비전동) Pyeongaek-si
Bijeon-dong is located in Pyeongtaek-si, South Korea. The neighborhood includes part of the popular area known as Sosabeol. Bijeon-dong has both older and newer areas to explore.
Parking in Bijeon-dong often comes with complications. Plan on paying for parking if you come from outside of the area. Parking may cost around 3,000 won per hour in private garages.
Difficult parking means a walking brunch day makes the most sense. You can wander through the streets and parks from one cafe to the next and throw in a little shopping along the way. Leaving your garage in one garage will allow you to relax and enjoy your day.
Bijeon-dong has more cafes and restaurants than you can try in a year. Finding a few favorites will make your walking brunch more relaxing and help you build community with each visit.
Walking Sunday Brunch Itinerary
We love to document the beautiful days that we spend living our lives in Pyeongtaek. Our weekend, walking brunch days give us the chance to connect with our community, deepen relationships, and find the connections that create community.
TABC
070-8670-7004
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Hangul Address
경기 평택시 비전9길 12-20 1층 탭시
This hip, little Korean Italian restaurants serves various pasta, steaks, risotto, and goulash. It specializes in pairing natural wines with the meal.
We are still pretending that we are on vacation even at home. To keep our brunch tradition alive, we headed to Tab c and it did not disappoint. We will definitely be back.
Of course we had to stop by and see our friend @bakery_292lu – grabbed some tarts for dessert tonight. Of course she has to throw in a gift: blooms from on of her mother’s apricot trees.
Pyeongtaek Korean Tutors
010-5092-3022
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Don't wait to find a class. You can get started on learning Korean right now if you get a tutor. They teach both group and individual classes and have certificates in Teaching Korean to Foreigner Language Speakers. Private lessons are 30,000 won an hour with discounts for groups.
We’re trying.
Panco
0507-1469-1196
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Hangul Address
경기 평택시 비전9길 74 1층
Quick and tasty ramen and soba restaurant in Sosabeol.
Delicious ramen and cheese pork cutlets @panco_pyeongtaek after studying!
Should You Go to a Walking Brunch in Pyeongtaek Today?
You will enjoy a walking brunch the most if you go either on a day with good air quality or your preferred weather. However, you can also enjoy a walking brunch if you go prepared for incidental weather and the current air conditions. Here is what is happening currently in Pyeongtaek so that you can determine what is right for you right now.
Current Air Quality in Pyeongtaek
Air quality and weather change throughout the day. However, having an idea of what the air quality is right now can help make decisions easier. You can download the Air Matters App for your phone to keep current on changing air quality conditions throughout the day. You can even set up alerts.
Godeok, Pyeongtaek Air Quality
Bijeondong, Pyeongtaek Air Quality
Current Pyeongtaek Weather
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Chad Card holds a Master’s of Arts in Second Language teaching and a Master’s in Near and Middle Eastern Studies. He works for the Department of Defense (DODEA) as an ELA educator. Mr. Card travels extensively in South Korea and internationally. His passion includes studying languages, culture, and diversity.
Brian Rich holds a Master’s in Clinic Social work and a Bachelor’s in English Teaching. Mr. Rich is an experienced social work clinician who transitioned into education and works for the DODEA.
Together, Brian and Chad work as Cultural Liaisons and Content Creators developing travel itineraries focused on arts and culture across South Korea. Their love of learning, culture, and life is evident in all of their work.