Gumi Ramyun Festival

*The food information for the festival is based on the previous year's (2025) festival; the 2026 festival food information is being updated.* The Gumi Ramyeon Festival is a representative local festival that links Gumi's industry, food culture, and local tourism under the theme of ramyeon. Gumi is the city where Nongshim's Gumi plant, a leading domestic ramyeon company, is located, and based on its industrial base related to ramyeon production, it is developing ramyeon into local tourism content. The festival is held in the original downtown area, including Gumi Station, Yeokjeon-ro, Munhwa-ro, Geumri-dangil, and Saemaeul Jungang Market, and is characterized by using the entire downtown as a festival space. Main programs include Ramyeon Restaurant, Freshly Fried Ramyeon, Gat Land, Global Ramyeon Challenge, Robot Chef, and Huru-ruk Lounge. Through the Ramyeon Restaurant, which showcases various ramyeon dishes from across the country, and programs where visitors can taste freshly fried ramyeon, visitors can experience the diverse flavors and culture of ramyeon. In addition, local restaurants and commercial districts participate in the festival to connect the festival venue with the original downtown and promote revitalization of the local economy. The 2026 Gumi Ramyeon Festival is an event that connects the region's industry, tourism, food culture, and commercial districts through ramyeon, presenting a city-type tourism festival unique to Gumi.

Program

1. Main Program
- Ramen Restaurant: A food program showcasing diverse ramen dishes from all regions of the country
- Freshly Fried Ramen: A signature food program of the Gumi Ramen Festival using freshly fried noodles
- Gat Land: Operation of ramen-related experiences and content
- Global Ramen Challenge: A ramen-related participatory program for domestic and international participants
2. Supplementary Programs
- Hururu Lounge: A space to relax with ramen and enjoy performances and content
- Programs linked to local restaurants and commercial districts
- Operation of festival spaces and street content in the original downtown area
3. Consumer Participation Programs
- Making my own ramen
- Seupeuraep
4. Other Information
- Participation of local restaurants
- Linked to the original downtown, including Gumi Station, Yeokjeon-ro, Munhwa-ro, Geumridangil, and Saemaeul Jungang Market
- Promotion and marketing linked to the festival venue and the original downtown commercial district