Onion rolled omeletMentioned on video
Busan Gogaebi Halmae House
Jonmat부산광역시 중구 광복로67번길 22
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This grilled mackerel restaurant on Gwangbok-ro in Busan has a 60-year tradition. Diners can have grilled mackerel together with a giant rolled omelet containing plenty of onions.
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The giant rolled omelet contains plenty of onions.
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(Busan) What Is the Hidden Secret of the Giant Rolled Omelet? Busan’s 60-Year-Old Gogalbi Halmae House
A giant rolled omelet packed with onions and gogalbi are shown together at a restaurant with 60 years of tradition on Gwangbok-ro in Busan.
A gogalbi restaurant with 60 years of tradition on Gwangbok-ro in Busan. Diners can enjoy a giant rolled omelet packed with onions together with gogalbi.
Taste notes from the video
The gogalbi is golden and crisp, while the rolled omelet is soft and thick from its generous amount of onion.
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- A giant rolled omelet packed with onions is shown.
- The rolled omelet is prepared immediately using only onions and eggs.
- Gogalbi is introduced as grilled mackerel.
- The restaurant has 60 years of tradition and is located on Gwangbok-ro in Busan.