Chewy at first, then it melts in the mouth.
WhyIt is the basic signature-like order introduced first, and it is priced at 4,000 won.Dongsong Makguksu
JonmatA makguksu restaurant in Dongsong-eup, Cheorwon, featured for 4,000-won noodles, 4,500-won bibim makguksu, and buckwheat jeonbyeong.
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
The noodles are described as chewy at first and then melting in the mouth. The broth is said to be rich and savory with beef aroma from Korean beef, mixed bones, and beef leg bones.
Comes with a bibim sauce described with pollock in the dressing.
WhyIt is ordered alongside the plain makguksu to show the spicy mixed version.No detailed tasting note is given, but it is shown as a pairing with makguksu.
WhyIt is presented as a side dish to eat with the noodles.See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
(Cheorwon) A buckwheat noodles spot serving handmade-beef-broth makguksu for 4,000 won
A Cheorwon noodle shop is introduced for its 4,000-won makguksu and buckwheat side dishes.
A makguksu restaurant in Dongsong-eup, Cheorwon, featured for 4,000-won noodles, 4,500-won bibim makguksu, and buckwheat jeonbyeong.
The noodles are described as chewy at first and then melting in the mouth. The broth is said to be rich and savory with beef aroma from Korean beef, mixed bones, and beef leg bones.
- Makguksu is priced at 4,000 won and bibim makguksu at 4,500 won.
- The noodles are handmade in-house.
- The broth is made with Korean beef, mixed bones, and beef leg bones.
- The noodle dough is said to use corn silk tea.
- Ssusu bukkumi and buckwheat jeonbyeong are also sold.
