Restaurants in Gapyeong Gun, South Korea

Boogie Burger in Daegu. I have yet to have a better hamburger in this country.

Twiga in Itaewon http://afatgirlsfoodguide.com/2014/05/29/twiga/

Fire Bell has amazing, no, OUTSTANDING burgers if you're willing to go to Hanti station in Daechi-dong. Exit 1 is under construction, but if you go out of exit 2 and do a u turn, then go to the big intersection and turn right. Head up about three or four block. Turn right when you get to a cafe nespresso, and a gym called Apple. Fire Bell is just past the large church on your left. My husband loves the Mac and Cheese burger, and I love the salted caramel milkshake.

Zelen Bulgarian in Hannam, Vatos Tacos (we like the Garosugil location the best), Everest Indian & Nepalese in Dongdaemun, and Mercado Brazilian Steak House in Gangnam.

I was also going to say The Beastro in Hongdae, I went there last weekend it's amazing! Good value and great food. I'd book in advance though

Pizza Di Matteo in Seoul is literally the best wood fired pizza I've ever eaten in my entire life. The owner is Italian, and it's totally worth the effort of getting up to Jongro-gu. (It's a few blocks away from Hyehwa station, you walk towards the hospital and then make a right away from the main street and it's right in front of you, with a giant monkey statue outside.)

Halasan Burger is pretty good if you like decent burgers I hear.

There are a lot of very good restaurants in Gongju, plus museums, the mountains, and fortresses. In the heart of old town, south of the river, is Gongsanseong Fortress. Across the street and on the next street are several restaurants that provide palace style meals, starting at 8,000 won or so. I particularly like the duck place with smoked duck my favorite. Palace style means that in addition to your main course there will be around 18 side dishes. If you come from Seoul it is only 1 1/2 hours from Express Bus Terminal in Gangnam. Lots of other interesting restaurants in the city as it is the wedding and tourist spot for the area. PM me if you would like more info.

Jeffrey Lee - It's just across from Ansan Station. Here's a blog post I found with some info: http://smileyjkl.blogspot.kr/2013/04/chinese-food-and-multicultural-food.html I'm sorry, I don't remember the names of the restaurants I've been to there... but I've had great Indian, Indonesian and Vietnamese food there.