FanWork · 가이드 · K-Pop, Food, Travel Guide
A STAY trip can have a food itinerary of its own. FanWork Global and Unlock Korea’s restaurant map brings together Korean comfort food, hot pot, barbecue, and pasta, with photographs and stories connecting each stop to Stray Kids.
Before you plan: This article follows the original Instagram carousel published on August 28, 2025. The addresses below are those shown in that post. Check each restaurant’s current location, opening status, menu, and reservation arrangements before traveling.
Address in the original post: 47 Apgujeong-ro 79-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 강남구 압구정로79길 47
The first stop in the original guide looks back at Stray Kids’ trainee days. Golmok is presented as a place for Korean comfort food, from warming stews to fried rice, with a connection to the group’s Fandom Tour. Visit Gangnam also identifies it as a home-style Korean restaurant associated with their trainee years.
Treat this as a piece of the group’s food history, and confirm that the restaurant is operating before making a special trip.
Address in the original post: 25 Munhwa-ro 145beon-gil, Namdong-gu, Incheon
Korean address: 인천 남동구 문화로145번길 25
Hot pot brings a different kind of meal to the map: a shared broth, ingredients to cook at the table, and time to sit down together. The original post says Ring Ring moved from Seoul to Incheon and includes a photograph of Stray Kids’ signatures.
Keep this stop separate from a Seoul-only food route. The address in the artwork is in Namdong-gu, Incheon; confirm the current location, menu, and any buffet conditions directly before visiting.
Address in the original post: 36 Baekjegobun-ro 39-gil, Songpa-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 송파구 백제고분로39길 36
The guide connects Hosokchon with Lee Know, Seungmin, and Han, pairing their photograph with Korean sundae soup and boiled pork. For travelers, this is the soup-and-rice stop in a collection otherwise rich in barbecue.
The artwork mentions an English menu for STAYs. Ask the restaurant whether it is still available rather than relying on the older image when ordering.
Address in the original post: 29 Yangjae-daero 85-gil, Gangdong-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 강동구 양재대로85길 29
Daram is one of the Gangdong-gu barbecue stops in the original post. Its photo combines a table of meat and vegetables with a display of autographs, while the accompanying description highlights kimchi and the restaurant’s connection to JYP artists.
Choose it as a possible Korean barbecue meal on a Gangdong itinerary, then check the current menu, opening days, and table availability. The signatures are part of the restaurant story, not a sign that an artist will be there.
Address in the original post: 34 Seongnae-ro 18-gil, Gangdong-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 강동구 성내로18길 34
Dosi Gogi adds another Korean barbecue option in Gangdong-gu. The original slide pairs a photograph of a Stray Kids member at the restaurant with meat cooking on a grill. It is an easy place to keep on your shortlist if barbecue is the meal you want to build your outing around.
Compare it with Daram rather than feeling you need to eat at every stop. Current portions, prices, and waiting times should be checked with the restaurant.
Address in the original post: 22 Gangdong-daero 53-gil, Gangdong-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 강동구 강동대로53길 22
A plate of pasta changes the pace after hot pot, soup, and barbecue. The original guide introduces Pasta 130 through Italian dishes and a wall of Stray Kids photographs and signatures. Its own Instagram account also describes it as a Western-style restaurant in Seongnae-dong.
Use the restaurant’s current announcements when planning a visit. Avoid building your schedule around the older post’s walking-time estimate from JYP; calculate the route from wherever you are actually starting.
Address in the original post: 23 Yangjae-daero 87-gil, Gangdong-gu, Seoul
Korean address: 서울 강동구 양재대로87길 23
The final restaurant in the carousel focuses on lamb barbecue. The original guide links Lamb Nikuya with both Stray Kids and DAY6 and shows a display of fan messages alongside the food.
It offers a different barbecue choice from the other Gangdong stops. Confirm the current cuts, prices, and any minimum order before settling on a meal; details in an older social post may have changed.
Group the Gangdong-gu restaurants into the same area of your itinerary, and choose the meal that suits your appetite.
Keep the Incheon hot pot stop as a separate outing rather than treating all seven restaurants as one walking route.
Confirm opening hours, closures, prices, and dietary requirements directly. An older menu photo cannot confirm what is served today.
Respect staff and other diners when photographing memorabilia. These are restaurants, and artist visits are never guaranteed.
Source: FanWork Global (@fanwork_global) and Unlock Korea (@unlock_korea). Original carousel, August 28, 2025: https://www.instagram.com/p/DN7aykakuZc/
Additional reference — Golmok Restaurant, Visit Gangnam: https://visitgangnam.net/places/golmok-sikdang
Restaurant accounts: https://www.instagram.com/hoseokchon1986/ and https://www.instagram.com/pasta.130/
Reviewed October 23, 2026. Historical artist connections and details in the original artwork are presented as source-attributed information; current operating details have not all been independently confirmed.
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