Acorn jellyOrdered on video
Acorn aroma, sesame oil aroma
WhyIt is directly ordered in the video and made from acorns from the site.
NEARBY PLACE · Restaurant
Chilbo Restaurant
Jonmat인천광역시 강화군 길상면 전등사로77번길 49 칠보식당
About this place
Chilbo Restaurant is near Jeondeungsa on Ganghwa Island. The video shows a rare 300-year-old tree growing through the roof while the meal includes dotori-muk, Ganghwa ginseng dongdongju, and potato pancakes.
Taste notes from the video
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
The acorn jelly is described as having an acorn aroma and sesame oil aroma, and the potato pancakes are finely grated, chewy, and browned. The dongdongju is introduced as Ganghwa ginseng dongdongju.
Recommended dishes
Potato pancakesOrdered on video
Finely grated potato, chewy and browned texture
WhyThey are grated fresh and cooked right after ordering.Ganghwa ginseng dongdongjuMentioned on video
Dongdongju made with Ganghwa ginseng
WhyIt is mentioned as the drink with the meal.Visits and features
See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
A Restaurant Where a 300-Year-Old Hackberry Tree Pierces the Roof
At Chilbo Restaurant near Jeondeungsa on Ganghwa Island, the video shows a 300-year-old tree growing through the roof along with dotori-muk, ginseng dongdongju, and potato pancakes.
Chilbo Restaurant is near Jeondeungsa on Ganghwa Island. The video shows a rare 300-year-old tree growing through the roof while the meal includes dotori-muk, Ganghwa ginseng dongdongju, and potato pancakes.
Taste notes from the video
The acorn jelly is described as having an acorn aroma and sesame oil aroma, and the potato pancakes are finely grated, chewy, and browned. The dongdongju is introduced as Ganghwa ginseng dongdongju.
Key visit points
- Filmed at Chilbo Restaurant.
- A 300-year-old hackberry tree grows through the roof.
- They eat homemade acorn jelly made from fallen acorns.
- They drink Ganghwa ginseng dongdongju.
- They order potato pancakes grated fresh on the spot.