Berrak Gawuri

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Gawuri Course

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A video introducing course cuisine and aged sashimi at the Berrak Gawuri raw fish restaurant located at 29 Seokchonhosu-ro 12-gil, Songpa-gu.

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Gawuri CourseExplicitly recommended
WhyThick-cut aged sashimi and a neatly arranged Japanese meal

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The Crazy Pub Where Drinking Snacks Keep Coming Endlessly

This video consecutively samples course dishes and aged sashimi at Byeorak Gawoori, a raw-fish restaurant on Seokchonhosu-ro.

This video introduces course dishes and aged sashimi at Byeorak Gawoori, a raw-fish restaurant located at 29 Seokchonhosu-ro 12-gil, Songpa-gu.

Taste notes from the video

Aged sashimi is served, the abalone porridge is rich, and seafood drinking snacks arrive one after another. The sea squirt and sea cucumber are described as pleasantly firm, while the grilled herring is described as savory.

Key visit points
  • It was filmed at Byeorak Gawoori at 29 Seokchonhosu-ro 12-gil, Songpa-gu.
  • The Byeorak Course and Gawoori Course are introduced.
  • The video says that the Gawoori Course includes tuna.
  • Abalone porridge, aged sashimi, steamed abalone, steamed scallops, sushi, fried shrimp, grilled herring, and other dishes are served.
  • It has counter seating and a quiet raw-fish restaurant atmosphere.
Dishes featured in the video
Gawoori CourseTuna is served, followed by seafood drinking snacks.Byeorak CourseAbalone porridge is followed by various seafood drinking snacks.Abalone PorridgeIt is rich, warm abalone porridge.