Gyeongju's Hwanglidan-gil has become a representative tourist street, where restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops are harmoniously integrated among traditional hanok buildings. Visitors can enjoy various sights and foods without a fixed itinerary, and new establishments constantly emerge, offering fresh experiences with each visit.
On Hwanglidan-gil, one can find a diverse range of local foods and items, including Gyeongju 10-won bread, cute Miffy goods at the Miffy Store, Gyeongju cherry wine, and unique face bread. Shilla Jemyeon, known for its spicy kal-nakji (knife-cut noodles with octopus) and potato pancakes, offers reservations via the Tableling app, while Terarosa Gyeongju, where specialty coffee can be enjoyed with a view of the Hwangnamni Ancient Tombs, is also a popular destination.
Bloggers recommend exploring Hwanglidan-gil by simply walking and naturally discovering restaurants and souvenir shops, noting that 10-won bread is a worthwhile treat for a Gyeongju trip. Tips for Shilla Jemyeon include arriving early for window seats or using the Tableling app for reservations. Terarosa Gyeongju is praised for its spacious parking and the coffee experience within a hanok setting.
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