Chicken SkewersMentioned on video
Daejon Haejangguk
Jonmat서울특별시 마포구 고산7길 25
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An old establishment tucked inside an alley in Sinchon, Seoul, where both the haejangguk sign and the chicken skewer name can be seen. The atmosphere now centers on charcoal-grilled chicken skewers, chicken gizzards, and pork skin rather than haejangguk.
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An Old Hangover Soup Restaurant and Chicken Skewer Shop in a Sinchon Alley
They visit a chicken skewer shop with a hangover soup sign in a Sinchon alley and try charcoal-grilled chicken skewers, pork skin, and chicken gizzards.
This is an old shop deep in a Seoul Sinchon alley where both a hangover soup sign and a chicken skewer name can be seen. These days, the atmosphere centers more on eating charcoal-grilled chicken skewers, chicken gizzards, and pork skin than hangover soup.
Taste notes from the video
There is a charcoal aroma and moderately spicy savory flavor; the chicken gizzards are chewy, and the pork skin retains a lively texture.
Key visit points
- It is located deep in a Seoul Sinchon alley.
- Despite the hangover soup sign, it does not sell hangover soup.
- They try charcoal-scented chicken skewers.
- The chicken gizzards are moderately spicy and savory.
- Bean sprout soup can be added for 2,000 won.