<Gunsan Eunpa Charcoal Grill> A place you must visit if you go to Eunpa Lake Park!

Eunpa Lake Park Eunpa Charcoal Grill. The restaurant, which looks like it was made by connecting large container boxes, also has a wide lawn and yard next to it. The glass is also made of glass, so it’s a pretty space even when the sun sets. The side dishes for Eunpa Charcoal Grill include pickled onions, chicken radish, kimchi, salt, seasoning, fish cake soup, and salad. I was thinking about ordering Janchi noodles, but since fish cake soup is served, if you’re not really hungry, you can just order one charcoal grill for two people. Finally, the oak charcoal grill came out. Brown rice crust is thinly spread on foil, and a small whole chicken is neatly laid out. When you first receive it, you might think, “Ah, isn’t it a little small?” but you’ll get full quickly as you eat, so don’t worry. You can’t even finish it all. The chicken is delicious, but the reason I’m posting this is because of the crust. It's not that thickly spread, but it's a shame, but it's pressed down just right, and the taste that spreads richly while chewing is truly the best. Yesterday's Jjaebo Restaurant and Eunpa Jangjakgui are also recognized as Gunsan restaurants. Tangtang. I want to go back to eat nurungji. #Gunsan #GunsanTravel #PlacesToVisitInGunsan #TravelRecommendation #HiddenTravelDestinations #DomesticTravel #GunsanRestaurants #EatTravel