๐ This is NOT a sponsored post—just my honest review!
If you're looking for a comfortable, stress-free dining experience in Suwon, especially when dining with family or a group, this food court is a fantastic option.
I recently visited on a weekday lunch with my mom, and we both loved the experience. Here’s why:
๐ Location & How to Get There
The food court is located on the 3rd floor of a shopping complex, where multiple restaurants are gathered in one spot.
๐ก Tip: If you’re coming by car, enter from the 3rd-floor parking lot for the easiest access!
๐ถโ๏ธ As you walk further inside, you’ll discover a hidden gem—Dining Avenue.
๐น Dining Avenue features a wide variety of restaurants, offering everything from Korean, Japanese, and Western cuisine to fresh seafood dishes.
๐น Browsing the different options is part of the fun! Just walking around and checking out the menus can take some time because there are so many choices.
๐น The seating area is spacious and clean, making it easy for everyone to order what they want without worrying about space.
๐ฝ๏ธ What We Ate
Since we both had different cravings, we picked separate dishes from different stalls.
๐ Mom’s Choice: Braised Skate (๊ฐ์ค๋ฆฌ์ฐ) from Uhwa-ro
My mom initially wanted grilled mackerel, but I convinced her to try the braised skate instead. Luckily, she ended up enjoying it!
โ๏ธ The presentation was perfect for older generations—simple, traditional, and well-balanced.
โ๏ธ At first, I thought the portion was small, but it was actually a two-tiered serving, so the amount was quite generous.
โ๏ธ Price: โฉ15,000 – very reasonable for the quality and portion size.
Honestly, this dish could easily sell for โฉ20,000 at a restaurant near a hospital, and people would still buy it.
๐ฃ My Choice: Soy Sauce-Marinated Salmon Bowl (์์ ์ฌ์ผ๋) – โฉ18,800
This dish was a bit pricey compared to what I expected, but here’s what I thought:
โ๏ธ Only 6 pieces of salmon, but they were thick and well-marinated in soy sauce.
โ๏ธ The flavor reminded me of bulgogi-style salmon—savory and slightly sweet.
โ๏ธ Overall, the portion felt a bit small for the price.
If you’re a fan of salmon donburi, this might be worth trying, but personally, I found it a little overpriced.
๐ฅข Other Recommendations
Originally, I wanted to try Ganghoyeonpa’s shabu-shabu, but my mom wasn’t in the mood for it, so we skipped it.
๐ก If you love hot pot-style meals, I highly recommend Ganghoyeonpa!
๐๏ธ The Best Part? Food is Delivered to Your Table!
This food court has a fantastic service system:
โ๏ธ You place your order and receive a buzzer.
โ๏ธ Instead of picking up the food yourself, staff members bring it directly to your table—almost like food delivery inside a food court!
โ๏ธ They also clear the table after you eat, making the dining experience even more enjoyable.
Honestly, this is one of the most convenient food courts I’ve ever visited. No need to carry heavy trays or find space to dispose of leftovers—everything is taken care of.
๐ก Final Thoughts – A Great Spot for Family Meals!
If you’re dining with parents or a group, this food court is an excellent choice because:
โ๏ธ Plenty of seating – no stress about finding a table.
โ๏ธ Everyone can choose their own meal – no need to compromise!
โ๏ธ Food is served directly to your table – super convenient.
โ๏ธ Perfect for parents or elderly guests who might not enjoy the hassle of typical self-service food courts.
Would I come back? Absolutely—especially when dining with family!