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Buil Sanchae Restaurant

부일산채식당

A long-standing Korean restaurant near Jikjisa Temple, Buil Sanchae Restaurant specializes in traditional mountain vegetable dishes such as sanchae set meals, deodeok-gui (grilled deodeok root), and acorn jelly salad. Popular with temple visitors and hikers, the restaurant is known for its fresh seasonal ingredients, generous portions, and welcoming service. Free parking is available nearby.

Address: 35-1 Hwanghak-dong-gil, Daehang-myeon
Getting there: From Gimcheon Station, take a taxi or local bus heading toward Daehang-myeon and Jikjisa Temple. Follow Hwanghak-dong-gil for about 15 minutes, passing the Jikjisa entrance area. The restaurant is located near the main parking zone at the base of Hwangaksan Mountain, a short walk from the temple gate.
Hours: Daily 09:00–21:00

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