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Who to Eat With Today: Comfort Food for the Heart and Soul

The village where stars descend.

Living here, the passage of the seasons feels palpable. The Bangi branch is a mere twenty-five minutes away, a short distance that allows me to bridge the convenience of the city with the quiet stillness of the countryside.

At this time of year, light greens wash over the landscape, and every breeze carries the deepening scent of spring.

When night deepens, a chorus of frogs begins. It sounds as if a million voices are singing together.

Moments like these bring a sudden thought.

What if I escaped to the coast with a close friend?

A cup of coffee, emerald forest paths, and a wind that is chilling yet invigorating. The books piled on my desk would finally belong entirely to me for the day.

The stream that flows through the heart of the village.

Why is everything so rushed? They say the truly important things are always hidden within the things that aren't urgent.

Self-growth, reflection, learning, relationships...

Focusing not on the visible outcome, but on the invisible foundations that make it possible.

It is about cherishing the duck more than the golden egg.

The tuna specialist.

Perhaps that is why.

There are days when, even without hunger, I find myself yearning for a meal with someone. A person with whom silence is comfortable, who requires no explanation. With such a companion, even the most ordinary meal becomes a grand feast.

Omakase Special Main Tuna for three

Lately, 'with whom' and 'how' we eat has become more vital than 'what' we eat.

Rather than heavy, indulgent foods, we crave the warmth of shared time.

In the rush of life, we often confuse loneliness with hunger. Thus, a meal becomes a vessel for comfort, and a small table becomes a stage for conversation.

Two flowers. The manager of our Sinsa branch stands behind; she is a flower herself.

While the palate tastes the food, the heart remembers the time.

In my experience, a slow meal shared with eye contact leaves a deeper impression than any hurried feast.

Royal Special for three & our 'Wall of Memories' where guests leave their stories.

Today, Goldtuna prepares a meal meant to fill the soul.

We are not merely a place to sate hunger, but a space where those sitting across from each other grow closer—a time for creating lasting memories.

There is always a reason to work with dedication.

A moment where a guest’s smile shines brighter than a piece of tuna.

If we can provide a warm embrace for someone's heart today…

Would that not be enough?

Tuna truly becomes a work of art when it meets Goldtuna.


Goldtuna Operating Hours

Lunch

11:30 Open ~ 15:00 Close (Last order at 13:30)

Dinner

16:00 ~ 23:00 / Last order at 22:00

Course Details

1. Tuna porridge → 2. Tuna salad → 3. Fish balls → 4. Grilled mushrooms → 5. Main tuna sashimi → 6. Two types of sushi → 7. Service tuna → 8. Monkfish liver (Ankimo) → 9. Grilled sea bass (Mero) → 10. Beef patties → 11. Chicken karaage → 12. Cream shrimp tempura → 13. Udon → 14. Maki → 15. Ice cream dessert

Reservations, Directions, and Parking

Goldtuna Bangi (Main)

Reservations: 010-5468-0484

Directions: 4 min from Songpanaru Station Exit 2, 10 min from Jamsil Station Exit 8

Parking: Valet parking booth is available at the entrance.

Goldtuna Sinsa

Reservations: 010-5478-0484

Directions: 10 min from Sinsa Station Exit 5, 10 min from Apgujeong Station Exit 5

Parking: Please call upon arrival. A valet attendant will assist you shortly.