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Cheorwon 60-Year-Old Makguksu House
Jonmat강원특별자치도 철원군 갈말읍 명성로158번길 13
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A place that appears to be a makguksu restaurant with over 60 years of history in Cheorwon. Makguksu, spicy mixed makguksu, mung bean pancake, and sliced boiled meat are mentioned, and the dishes actually tasted are described as having a strong buckwheat aroma and a chewy texture.
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The dishes tasted have a strong buckwheat aroma and chewy texture.
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Mukbang at a 60-Year-Old Traditional Makguksu Restaurant in Cheorwon and Volunteer Fire-Safety Installation
The video tastes makguksu, bibim makguksu, mung bean pancakes, and more at what appears to be a 60-year-old traditional makguksu restaurant in Cheorwon, and also volunteers to install fire-safety equipment.
This appears to be a makguksu restaurant in Cheorwon with over 60 years of history. Makguksu, bibim makguksu, mung bean pancakes, and sliced boiled meat are mentioned, and the dishes actually tasted are described as having a strong buckwheat aroma and a chewy texture.
Taste notes from the video
The buckwheat aroma is strong and the noodles are chewy. The mul makguksu is refreshing and not overpowering, while the bibim makguksu is sweet and tangy. The mung bean pancake is said to be thick.
Key visit points
- Makguksu, bibim makguksu, mung bean pancakes, and sliced boiled meat are tasted.
- The noodles are said to have black-speckled bits like black sesame and a strong buckwheat aroma.
- The bibim makguksu is described as sweet and tangy.
- The mul makguksu is described as refreshing and not overpowering.
- Later, the host volunteers with the Cheorwon Fire Station to install residential fire-safety equipment.