Rich, nutty broth with a seolleongtang-like feel.
WhyThis is the main branch's standard dish and the safest first order.Anmok
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This is Anmok's main branch in Namcheon-dong, Suyeong-gu. The video says the wait is long and seating is mostly counter-style, but the pork soup and branch-only pork ramen are worth noting.
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The pork soup is rich and nutty, with a seolleongtang- or tonkotsu-like impression. The warm sliced pork is said to be ordinary, and the pork ramen is saltier than the soup.
Saltier than the soup and closer to tonkotsu ramen.
WhyIt is presented as a main-branch-only menu item.Made with domestic pork; the warm samgyeop-style pork was described as ordinary.
WhyIt was ordered as a side with the meal and fits the branch's style.Restaurants near this place
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A comparison of Anmok's main branch and Seomyeon branch, with pork soup, sliced pork, and sundae.
This is Anmok's main branch in Namcheon-dong, Suyeong-gu. The video says the wait is long and seating is mostly counter-style, but the pork soup and branch-only pork ramen are worth noting.
The pork soup is rich and nutty, with a seolleongtang- or tonkotsu-like impression. The warm sliced pork is said to be ordinary, and the pork ramen is saltier than the soup.
- It compares the main branch and the Seomyeon branch.
- The pork soup is described as seolleongtang-like.
- The cold sliced pork and sundae at Seomyeon get the stronger recommendation.
- The main branch has long waits and counter seating.
- The Seomyeon branch is described as more comfortable for guests.
