Dongchangsaeng

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45,000-Won Chef's-Choice Course, Kimchi

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Dongchangsaeng · About this place

This restaurant in Jukdo-dong, Pohang, serves a chef's-choice course. It includes kimchi, porridge made with wild abalone, and seafood dishes for drinks.

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45,000-Won Chef's-Choice CourseMentioned on video
WhyPorridge made with wild abalone
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KimchiMentioned on video

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Dongchangsaeng · Visits and features

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Introduction to Dongchangsaeng in Jukdo-dong, Pohang

Try the 45,000-won chef's-choice course at Dongchangsaeng in Jukdo-dong, Pohang.

A restaurant in Jukdo-dong, Pohang, serving chef's-choice courses. Kimchi, porridge made with wild abalone, and seafood dishes served with drinks are included.

Taste notes from the video

The kimchi is described as a work of art, the wild abalone as having plump flesh, and the abalone porridge as being served like a side dish.

Key visit points
  • It is located at 18-1 Jungheung-ro 310beon-gil, Buk-gu, Pohang.
  • It operates without a menu board, offering 30,000-won, 40,000-won, and 50,000-won courses.
  • They try the 45,000-won chef's-choice course.
  • The kimchi and porridge made with wild abalone make a strong impression.
  • Reservations are said to be necessary because there are 8 tables.
Dishes featured in the video
45,000-won chef's-choice courseIt comes with basic side dishes, seafood, and abalone porridge.Wild abalone porridgeIt appears to be half abalone and half rice, with broth.KimchiIt is explained as being made with squash and fruit.