Springy, savory, and chewy clams.
WhyIt is presented as the restaurant’s specialty.Cheongjaseong
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A restaurant serving Gangjin’s well-known clam hoe-muchim.
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The clams are springy, savory, and chewy. The dish is mixed with sesame oil and includes blanched zucchini.
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You Have to Try This Before You Die: All Day in Gangjin
A full-day tour of Gangjin’s sights and local food, from morning to evening.
A restaurant serving Gangjin’s well-known clam hoe-muchim.
The clams are springy, savory, and chewy. The dish is mixed with sesame oil and includes blanched zucchini.
- It visits Dasan Chodang, the Goryeo Celadon Museum, Gawudo, and Saeuijae.
- Seolseong Sikdang serves a set meal made with Gangjin specialties.
- Daedeok Dakjip is introduced for its padhak in the chicken alley.
- Cheonjaseong is shown for its clam hoe-muchim.
- Dasan Hostel is mentioned as a budget-friendly stay.
