Botong Saramdeul

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Rock oysters, Stir-fried spicy webfoot octopus, Fried rice

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A restaurant with a pojangmacha atmosphere near Nonhyeon Station, serving rock oysters and stir-fried spicy webfoot octopus.

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Rock oystersMentioned on video
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Stir-fried spicy webfoot octopusMentioned on video
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Fried riceMentioned on video

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Why on Earth Is It Always Full? (+A Secret Place with Outdoor Seating in Winter!?)

This video introduces two good-value seafood and pub-style restaurants near Sinsa Station and Nonhyeon Station in Gangnam.

A pub-style restaurant near Nonhyeon Station where you can eat shelled oysters and spicy stir-fried webfoot octopus.

Taste notes from the video

The shelled oysters are fresh and served cleaned. The spicy stir-fried webfoot octopus is not overly spicy and contains plenty of bean sprouts, while the fried rice is generously coated with sesame oil.

Key visit points
  • Pohangjip, a 6-minute walk from Exit 5 of Sinsa Station, is introduced.
  • At Pohangjip, they eat a medium assorted sliced raw fish platter priced at 50,000 won.
  • The assorted sliced raw fish mentions olive flounder, large yellowtail, rockfish, mullet, gizzard shad, and olive flounder fin.
  • Ordinary People, a 4-minute walk from Exit 6 of Nonhyeon Station, is introduced.
  • At Ordinary People, they eat shelled oysters, spicy stir-fried webfoot octopus, and fried rice.
Dishes featured in the video
Shelled oystersThey are described as milky-white, plump pieces of oyster meat.Spicy stir-fried webfoot octopusIt is not overly spicy and contains plenty of bean sprouts.Fried riceIt is generously coated with sesame oil.