Good with onion, and described as different from a typical stir-fried squid dish.
WhyIt is called a famous menu of the restaurant.Deoksujung
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Deoksujung · About this place
A Korean restaurant next to Deoksugung serving pork belly, stir-fried squid, spicy pork, and budae-jjigae. The video frames it as an old-school neighborhood meal spot.
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The pork belly is described as having noticeable fat and texture, while the stir-fried squid and spicy pork are said to have an unusual seasoning profile. The budae-jjigae broth is described as not overly spicy.
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Has fat and a distinct texture, and is eaten with salt.
WhyIt is the first main dish shown and discussed in detail.Not dry, with seasoning described as less typical than usual.
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Deoksujung, a 50-year-old classic near Deoksugung, with pork belly, stir-fried squid, spicy pork, and budae-jjigae
A visit to Deoksujung, a Korean restaurant near Deoksugung, for pork belly, stir-fried squid, spicy pork, and budae-jjigae.
A Korean restaurant next to Deoksugung serving pork belly, stir-fried squid, spicy pork, and budae-jjigae. The video frames it as an old-school neighborhood meal spot.
The pork belly is described as having noticeable fat and texture, while the stir-fried squid and spicy pork are said to have an unusual seasoning profile. The budae-jjigae broth is described as not overly spicy.
- Korean restaurant Deoksujung next to Deoksugung
- Pork belly, stir-fried squid, spicy pork, and budae-jjigae are featured
- Opened in 1969 and described as lasting over 50 years
- The video notes a distinctive stir-fried squid and spicy pork flavor
- Presented as a place to stop near the stone wall path






