Wando Moraetteul (완도모래뜰)

Explanation

It is a restaurant where you can enjoy the “Haeyang Chiyu Bapsang” (marine healing set menu) developed by Wando-gun in 2021. “Haeyang Chiyu Bapsang” features Wando’s seafood, including abalone innards, hijiki, green sea fingers, kelp, and seaweed stems.

Information Use

Representative menu : Abalone

Contact and Information : +82-61-552-4015

Date of opening : 2003.06.13

Business hours : 10:30–19:30 (Break time 15:00–17:00 / Last order 14:10, 19:30)

Parking facilities : available

Day off : Tuesdays

Handling menu : Haeyang Chiyu Bapsang (grilled galbi patties with abalone and seaweed, seafood hot stone pot)

Location

74 Myeongsasimni-gil, Sinji-myeon, Wando-gun, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City

Directions

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