Spicy broth, tender pork, and greens are noted.
WhyIt is ordered and discussed throughout the video.Chaewon Gamjatang
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Chaewon Gamjatang · About this place
A gamjatang restaurant in Geumho-dong, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. The video features gamjatang, handmade dough pieces, and fried rice.
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The broth is described as spicy and the pork as tender. Greens and sujebi are served with it, and pepper and perilla seed powder change the flavor.
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The dough pieces are eaten in the broth.
WhyIt is cooked and eaten with the gamjatang.It becomes thicker and is compared to a porridge-like texture.
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Sung Si-kyung's I'll Eat: Chaewon Gamjatang in Geumho-dong
Try gamjatang, sujebi, and fried rice at Chaewon Gamjatang in Geumho-dong.
A gamjatang restaurant in Geumho-dong, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. It introduces gamjatang, sujebi, and fried rice.
They say the gamjatang broth is spicy and the meat is tender. Napa cabbage leaves and sujebi are served with it, and they explain that adding pepper and perilla seed powder changes the flavor.
- They order a medium gamjatang.
- The meat is tender, and they eat it with napa cabbage leaves and sujebi.
- The broth is spicy, and they change its flavor by adding pepper and perilla seed powder.
- After cooking the noodles, they order fried rice.
- They say the restaurant has five tables and also offers takeout.





