Jongno-gu, Korea, Republic Of
32 Jong-ro 3-gil, Cheongjin-dong
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+8227351690
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It is a famous house. But it left something to be desired. I didn't like the service, the food was not tasty and the price was very expensive.
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This place serves up a great bowl of traditional Korean hangover soup called haejangguk. There's plenty of vegetables and beansprouts in the soup which has mostly coagulated ox blood and beef tripe in it. Coupled with the spicy bean paste and a mustard-sesame sauce, it's a wholesome meal. This place gets really busy later in the night when office workers come to get their fix after a few rounds of drinks. It's inexpensive and of course, it's much better than the hangover soup places that I usually go to in California and in Sydney, Australia.
Old fashioned, delicious korean food.
This traditional Korean restaurant was open since 1937. They serve a beef soup. But if you not eat beef intestine do not go for this restaurant. The soup was a very strong guts smell even I add a lot of sliced scallions or pepper.
Soup and radish with chilly powder is excellent when you want to escape from hang over. Additionally, it is best with steamed meat and Soju. I bet your happiest day start with those.
Did not try all the cooking broth all over the world visit the gut, will likely prove to be neat and cool, and a cool soup, I have no food to match. Hangover soup to a more upscale Korean restaurant proud.
Taste OK. Inside atmosphere OK. Definitely not a place for family dinner out but good place to have simple dinnersoju with your friend or colleague. Slightly on expensive side but considering the location, it is acceptable.
Pretty good hangover soup in terms of a savory broth and plentiful meats inside. Most of what you'll eat here does not fit into the standard western palate, you've been warned. Service is okay, restaurant is too crowded at times. Price is too high for what it is, but that's what happens when a place is famous.
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