A Meal Selecting Wraps at the Entrance to Sammaksa Temple, Anyang Ssamdoduk

Dining at 'Matgeori-chon' below Sammaksa Temple, 67 Sammak-ro

The address of Ssamdoduk is 2nd Floor, 67 Sammak-ro, Manan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, and the coordinates are 37.425440, 126.913361. On the Anyang-si tourism map, this area is marked as 'Sammak Village Matgeori-chon (Food Village),' and the restaurant is located at the entrance of Sammak-ro, which leads to Samseongsan Mountain and Sammaksa Temple.

Sammaksa Temple is located further up the mountain along the same Sammak-ro at 478 Sammak-ro, Manan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do. Therefore, it is a natural itinerary to eat after visiting the temple or hiking Samseongsan Mountain. However, if you plan to walk up to Sammaksa Temple, it is better to schedule your meal time considering the uphill movement immediately after eating.

11:00~21:00, Last Order at 20:15 for Meal Timing

The currently confirmed operating hours are 11:00~21:00 daily, with the last order at 20:15. No regular holidays are separately indicated, so it appears to be open every day. However, it is safer to check for holidays, temporary closures, or group visit availability at 031-471-7676 before departing.

The schedule allows for both lunch and dinner, but if you plan to hike or visit the temple first, ordering before 20:15 is key. If you are coming down from Sammaksa Temple in the evening, you should plan to move with enough time to park and order before the closing time, keeping in mind that dining after 21:00 is difficult.

• Operating Hours: Daily 11:00~21:00
• Last Order: 20:15
• Main Phone: 031-471-7676
• Regular Holidays: None separately indicated

Ssam-jeongsik from 18,000 KRW Jeyuk/Mackerel to 40,000 KRW Braised Beef Short Ribs

According to the menu information, the Jeyuk-bulgogi Ssam-jeongsik and Grilled Mackerel Ssam-jeongsik are 18,000 KRW per person, while the Burdock Bulgogi Ssam-jeongsik and Korean Bean Tofu Hot Pot Ssam-jeongsik are 20,000 KRW per person. The Jeju Golden Marinated Crab Ssam-jeongsik is 23,000 KRW, and the Barley Dried Yellow Corvina Ssam-jeongsik is confirmed at 30,000 KRW.

The Traditional Braised Beef Short Ribs (So-galbijjim) Ssam-jeongsik is 40,000 KRW per person and is listed as a menu item requiring a minimum of two orders. Since the Tofu Hot Pot is also based on a price per person but requires a two-person minimum order, if you visit alone, the ordering conditions may not match if you want the hot pot or braised ribs. Prices and compositions are subject to change, so it is better to check the menu again on the day of your visit.

• Jeyuk-bulgogi Ssam-jeongsik: 18,000 KRW
• Grilled Mackerel Ssam-jeongsik: 18,000 KRW
• Burdock Bulgogi Ssam-jeongsik: 20,000 KRW
• Korean Bean Tofu Hot Pot Ssam-jeongsik: 20,000 KRW (Minimum 2 persons)
• Jeju Golden Marinated Crab Ssam-jeongsik: 23,000 KRW
• Barley Dried Yellow Corvina Ssam-jeongsik: 30,000 KRW
• Traditional Braised Beef Short Ribs Ssam-jeongsik: 40,000 KRW (Minimum 2 persons)

Self-Bar with Romaine, Kale, and Mustard Greens

According to the Korea Tourism Organization's introduction, Romaine lettuce, Chinese cabbage hearts, kale, red chicory, green mustard, red mustard, tatsoi (dacheong-chae), and red lettuce are mentioned as wrap vegetables that change according to the season. The core of the Jeongsik is the way you combine rice and side dishes with various leafy vegetables, rather than just having one main dish.

Review materials state that wrap vegetables and some basic side dishes can be taken additionally from the self-bar. However, it is mentioned that some side dishes, like seasoned deodeok, are not available at the self-bar, so it is more accurate to follow the on-site guidance for refillable items after the initial setting. If you want a vegetable-centered meal, you can choose from various sets with different mains like Jeyuk, mackerel, or burdock bulgogi.

Vehicle Access is More Realistic Toward Sammaksa than Seoksu or Gwanak Station

Ssamdoduk is located on the 2nd floor, situated in a restaurant area toward the foot of the mountain on Sammak-ro, so it is not directly accessible by foot from a subway exit. The Anyang tourism map shows Seoksu Station and Gwanak Station on Line 1, as well as Sammaksa Temple and Sammak Village Matgeori-chon separately. For public transport users, a plan to take a bus or taxi from the station toward Sammaksa is more practical.

Reviews and restaurant information indicate that parking spaces in front of and near the restaurant are available and often listed as free parking. However, actual parking availability and time limits on weekends and holidays are real-time variables, so if you are going by car, it is better to call the restaurant at 031-471-7676 to ask about parking locations and group vehicle capacity.

• Nearby Railway: Line 1 Seoksu Station/Gwanak Station area
• Floor: 2nd Floor
• Parking: Use spaces in front of or near the restaurant
• Parking Fee: Examples of free parking exist
• Recommended Stay: 60-90 minutes for a meal, half a day if visiting Sammaksa Temple

Tradition of Sammaksa from 677 and the Context of the Restaurant Area

Sammak-ro, where Ssamdoduk is located, is not just a suburban restaurant road but the road heading toward Samseongsan Mountain and Sammaksa Temple. Data from Manan-gu, Anyang-si, conveys the tradition that three figures—Wonhyo, Uisang, and Yunpil—practiced asceticism on this mountain in 677, the 17th year of King Munmu of Silla, and that the name Samseongsan (Three Saints Mountain) was created to honor these three high priests.

Anyang-si cultural tourism data records that Sammaksa Temple was founded by Master Wonhyo, rebuilt by Doseon Guksa at the end of the Silla Dynasty, and renamed 'Sammaksa' after being renovated by King Taejo of Goryeo. Since the restaurant to Sammaksa Temple is a structure moving toward the mountain along the same road, those who find overeating burdensome before viewing temple cultural heritage have the option to eat light menus first or switch the order to eat after viewing.

Spacious Seating for Families/Groups, Adjust Expectations for Solo Dining and Service

Restaurant information indicates separate restrooms for men and women and the availability of baby chairs. Reviews repeatedly mention the spacious dining area and the demand for family dining and group gatherings. While it is suitable for several people to order and share different Ssam-jeongsiks, solo visitors may have limited ordering options due to menus like hot pot and braised ribs requiring two-person minimums.

In Dining Code user evaluations, while the 'Good' ratio for taste is 81%, service evaluations are split into Kind 38%, Average 31%, and Unkind 31%. In other words, it may be suitable for visits where you have expectations for the vegetables and set menu composition, but if you prioritize meticulous service or a quiet small-scale meal, it is better to avoid peak hours and keep realistic expectations regarding ordering and refill methods.

• Restrooms: Separate male/female indicated
• Infant Convenience: Baby chairs available
• Foreign Language Guidance: No separate confirmed information
• Wheelchair/Stroller: 2nd-floor shop; recommended to check by phone for elevator availability
• Official Independent Homepage: Not confirmed