Unjeongdotoribangatgan
Unjeongdotoribangatgan is a mill specializing in acorn processing located at 1F, 138 Unjeong-ro, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do, selling acorn-processed products such as acorn paste and acorn powder, as well as various foods including soybean milk and tofu.
Highlights
- It has been run by a family for over 10 years and specializes in acorn processing.
- Large-volume processing is possible, such as grinding 150 kg of acorns at once with a large machine.
- It sells a variety of products including acorn paste, acorn jelly, soybean milk, tofu, sikhye, cheonggukjang, soy sauce, jocheong, ongsimi, and red bean soft tofu.
- They carefully explain the acorn processing steps (soaking, grinding, filtering out the pulp, separating the starch, settling the paste), which builds trust.
Key information
| Address | Gyeonggi-do Paju-si Unjeong-ro 138 1Fverified |
|---|---|
| Phone | 010-6550-3699place |
| Hours | No information availablepost |
| Signature menu | Acorn paste, acorn jelly, soybean milk (domestic baektae/seoritae)post |
| Price | Buckwheat noodles 3,000 won, umuchae 2,500 won, domestic baektae soybean milk 6,000 won, domestic seoritae soybean milk 9,000 wonclaim |
| Parking | Availableplace |
| Amenities | Takeout, parkingplace |
Portfolio & cases
- acorn paste — Unjeongdotoribangatgan
- acorn jelly — Unjeongdotoribangatgan
- soy milk (domestic white soybean / seoritae) — Unjeongdotoribangatgan
- tofu — Unjeongdotoribangatgan
- sweet rice drink — Unjeongdotoribangatgan
- cheonggukjang — Unjeongdotoribangatgan
- soy sauce — Unjeongdotoribangatgan
- rice syrup — Unjeongdotoribangatgan
Provided by the business · not independently verified
What sets it apart
- Rather than eating a bowl of kongguksu at a restaurant, it is good to buy soy milk by the bottle and eat it multiple times at home. — Soy milk bottle packaging specialty store introduction wording
- There are reviews that domestic Seoritae soy milk comes out at 9,000 won per 900ml, so compared to famous delivery soy milk or restaurant kongguksu, the burden is less. — Seoritae soy milk 9,000 won purchase review
- Comments that the soy milk is thick and nutty appear repeatedly, and there are many reviews that drinking a glass in the morning is filling. — Thick and nutty soy milk taste reviews repeated
- You can buy kongguksu ingredients all at once, so there is no need to buy noodles separately and look for udoncha separately. — Review of simultaneous purchase of udoncha·noodles·soy milk
Compared to nearby places
- Bomnaehyangdubujeongol
Here: Since Unjeongdotoribangatgan is a place where you buy soy milk by the bottle, it is good to put it in the home refrigerator and drink it every morning or make kongguksu multiple times.
Bomnaehyangdubujeongol: Bomnaehyangdubujeongol lets you sit down and eat tofu jeongol (Korean tabletop hot pot), dubujjigae, and kongguksu right away, but Unjeongdotoribangatgan is mainly takeout. - Pajujangdankongdaegasundubu
Here: Unjeongdotoribangatgan is better suited for buying soy milk and continuing to eat it at home, and is more direct for people looking for soy milk itself.
Pajujangdankongdaegasundubu: Pajujangdankongdaegasundubu lets you have a meal near Unjeong Lake Park, but Unjeongdotoribangatgan is hard to use as a meal restaurant. - Myeonchuga
Here: Unjeongdotoribangatgan is not a place for a bowl of kongguksu but a place to buy soy milk, so it is good to eat at home multiple times with the noodles and amount you want.
Myeonchuga: Myeonchuga is a restaurant where you can eat kongguksu right away 365 days a year, so it is better when you want a cool bowl of kongguksu right now.
Good to know
- It is not suitable for people who want to eat a bowl of kongguksu right at the store and leave.
- The store is not a large, pretty restaurant feel; according to reviews, it is closer to a small mill atmosphere centered on refrigerators.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is parking available at Unjeongdotoribangatgan?
Yes, parking is available. Parking spaces are provided in front of or around the store.
Q. What are the signature items?
Acorn paste and acorn jelly are the signature items, and domestic soybean milk (baektae/seoritae) is also popular.
Q. Can I have acorns processed here?
Yes, if you bring acorns, they are processed through steps such as soaking, grinding, filtering out the pulp, and separating the starch to make acorn paste or powder.
Q. Do I need a reservation?
When requesting processing, it is best to call in advance.
Q. What are the business hours?
There is no publicly available information on business hours, so please check by phone before visiting.
The address, phone number, and conveniences were confirmed through place information, and the processing steps and products are based on the blog text. Prices and ratings require further confirmation.