Nam-myeon, Namhae · Braised fish, anchovy wraps and Korean seafood meals
A Korean meal with your dog at Daraengi Matjip, Namhae
Daraengi Matjip serves braised hairtail, anchovy wraps and other Korean seafood dishes in Namhae’s Daraengi Village. The provincial listing allows large dogs and requires a leash; the permitted indoor or outdoor seating area is not specified.
The family-run restaurant says it uses vegetables grown in the family’s village fields. The menu includes anchovies with rice and wraps, braised fish, and squid pancakes to share, giving a group several ways to put together a meal.
Large-dog permission is explicit, but there is no stated weight threshold or dog-count limit. Ask which seating area you can use rather than taking the general pet-access listing as indoor permission. Plan both the route down to the restaurant and your dog’s place at the table.
Dog access and seating conditions
- Dog size
- Large dogs allowed in the provincial listing; no kg threshold stated
- Leash
- Required
- Seating area
- Indoor versus outdoor permission not specified
- Other limits
- Breed, dog count, carrier, diaper and pet-charge rules not stated
Permission for large dogs is not a promise of unrestricted entry for every breed or group. Tell the restaurant your dogs’ weights and number and ask where you will be seated with them on a leash.
Choose fish or wraps, with a dish for sharing
Braised hairtail and squid pancake are each listed at KRW 17,000, and anchovy wraps with rice at KRW 15,000. The operator describes using Jeju hairtail supplied through Samcheonpo and anchovies from Namhae’s Mijo port.
Other options include seaweed and sea-squirt bibimbap at KRW 15,000 and seafood knife-cut noodles at KRW 9,000. House-made acorn jelly is listed at KRW 15,000 as another dish a group might share alongside the fish.
The menu’s displayed update date is 21 February 2026, separate from our review date. Confirm current prices and the ordering unit for fish dishes before ordering. These are meals for diners, not feeding guidance for dogs.
Use the weekend parking approach for a weekend visit
- Usual listed hours
- 08:00–19:00
- Last orders
- 18:30
- Weekend approach
- Park at Daraengi Village Car Park 1 and walk downhill towards the sea
- Weekday approach
- The operator gives a separate village access route to restaurant parking
The owner directs weekend visitors from Car Park 1 down towards the sea. Separate weekday directions lead through a village access road to the restaurant’s parking area; do not assume that driving approach also applies at weekends. Parking charges, gradients and stroller access have not been established.
Address and visit contact
31-10 Nammyeon-ro 679beon-gil, Nam-myeon, Namhae-gun, Gyeongnam
경남 남해군 남면 남면로679번길 31-10, 다랭이맛집
Give your date and day of the week, plus your dogs’ sizes and number, and ask which seating and approach to use. The listing specifically marks 28 October 2026 as closed; settle that date’s opening before making the trip.