Double T Dining (더블티 다이닝)

Descripción

Double T Dining is a modern French wine and dine restaurant located in Chodang-dong, Gangneung, Gangwon State. Created through the collaboration of a former Executive Sous Chef at a Michelin two-star restaurant in Europe and a professional sommelier, the restaurant offers a refined gourmet experience. Each season, Double T Dining presents course menus and à la carte selections that reinterpret authentic French culinary techniques using fresh, seasonal ingredients from Gangwon State. The restaurant has been officially listed in the globally recognized Star Wine List, earning a prestigious White Star for the excellence of its wine program. In 2026, it also became the first restaurant in Korea to receive a Bronze Star in the “Best Medium-Sized List” (200–600 wines) category at the Star Wine List of the Year International Open. With a curated collection of 262 wine labels and expert pairing service by a professional sommelier, guests can enjoy a thoughtfully crafted dining experience. Private rooms and hall seating are available, making it an ideal venue for business gatherings and special occasions.

¿Cómo funciona?

Menú Representante : 8-Course Menu

Consultas e Información : 033-652-0709

Horas : 12:00-22:00 (Break time 15:00-17:30 / Last order 20:30)

Aparcamientos : Available

Off días : Sundays & every 3rd Monday

Menú Procesamiento : Prestige Wine Pairing / Mackerel & Artichoke / Sirloin VII

Posición

38, Chodangsundubu-gil 55beon-gil, Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do

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