A soup meant for hangover relief.
WhyIt is the first dish they order in the video.Aepbaengdi Restaurant
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A restaurant on Seondeok-ro in Jeju City. They eat gajegi-guk, fried anchovy, and gajegi-jjim, and mention that grilled mackerel is served for free.
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They describe the soup as good for hangover relief, the fried anchovy as tasty, and the braised gajegi as having a rough sauce.
Crisp fried small fish.
WhyThey explicitly say it is very tasty.They describe the seasoning as rough and bold.
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Aepbaengdi Restaurant in Jeju
At Aepbaengdi Restaurant in Jeju, they eat jeju-style hangover dishes like gajegi-guk and fried anchovy.
A restaurant on Seondeok-ro in Jeju City. They eat gajegi-guk, fried anchovy, and gajegi-jjim, and mention that grilled mackerel is served for free.
They describe the soup as good for hangover relief, the fried anchovy as tasty, and the braised gajegi as having a rough sauce.
- It is located at 32 Seondeok-ro, Yeon-dong 324-1, Jeju City.
- They order gajegi-guk and fried anchovy first.
- Grilled mackerel is served as a complimentary item.
- Gajegi-jjim is also mentioned.
- They say it is about 5 minutes from the airport.
