개정 칠곡경대병원점 - Buk-gu, Daegu

Junhyuk S.

Hey, dude, visiting a general hospital is never easy. It usually means someone you care about is going through something hard. And in times like that, let’s be honest, appetite often disappears—replaced by worry, by stress, by a hundred racing thoughts.

But here’s the thing: to take care of others, you’ve got to take care of yourself too. Even something as simple as a warm meal can help ground you when everything else feels unsteady.

That’s where Gaejeung, a Korean restaurant tucked into the basement of Kyungpook National University Chilgok Hospital, quietly does its work. It’s a familiar name to many Koreans—a place known not for flash, but for comfort.

The space is clean and roomy, with plenty of tables for families. Order slips and pens are already set on each table, no fuss.

The food? It’s not trying to dazzle—it’s just there to nourish. Warm rice, hearty soups, familiar flavors. The kind of meal your mom might make if she knew your heart was heavy.

And that’s the point, really. This isn’t a “special occasion” kind of restaurant. It’s a “you’re going through something, and here’s a little strength” kind of place. A quiet corner where you can exhale, eat something that reminds you of home, and gather yourself for whatever comes next.

You don’t need to be impressed. You just need to feel a little less alone. Trust me—this food helps.

jungrae J.

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