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Master of Living (생활의 달인) — Restaurant Map
Master of Living is a program broadcast on SBS that shows the hand skills and know-how of people who have done one kind of work for a long time. In the food field, it often features shop owners and cooks who have refined the same dish for many years, and this page collects only those places among them that customers can visit and taste. Masters in fields other than food are not included. The broadcast often spends a long time on preparing ingredients, making dough or cooking broth, so it is easy to be confused about which place it was from the menu name alone. That is why each card lists the broadcast date, the featured menu and the street address together. If you want to compare with other places that make the same food, enter the menu name in the search box and look at places from other broadcasts as well. A place introduced as a master's shop can see a big increase in customers for a while after the broadcast, so there may be lines or the prepared amount may run out early. Over time some places are handed over or move, so first look at recent business information and reviews with the map buttons on the card. For the places we post on this site, we check the broadcast date and menu, compare whether two different blogs introduce the same place with the same food, and include it only when the name and address match on map services. If any one of these independent routes does not match, we leave it as “Being verified.”
This is a personal website with no ties to the broadcasters or YouTube channels. We checked the shows, videos and public information; opening hours and prices can change, so please check before you go.
Map pins and distances are approximate (district level). Use the map buttons for exact locations.
Places by episode
SBS Master of Living (생활의 달인) · Mon, Oct 19 · Ep. 1051
Master of Living (생활의 달인)
홍성각
Hidden Food Masters · Gan-jajang (dry-style black bean noodles) with Cheongyang chili and old-style tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork)