Duck baeksuk served with broth; the breast can be dry.
WhyIt was directly described as the best-tasting option in the video.Golmok An Ddeulrak
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A reservation-only baeksuk restaurant in Manggmi-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan. It serves chicken and duck baeksuk with kuji-pong and hwangchil, plus steamed rice.
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The broth is lightly seasoned and the herbal aroma is not strong. The chicken and duck breast can be dry, and the duck combo is said to be more to the family's taste. The kimchi and pickles taste well-aged, and the steamed rice is chewy.
Mild herbal flavor rather than a strong medicinal taste.
WhyIt is one of the main dishes highlighted in the video.Chewy rice that pairs with the broth.
WhyIt can be added to the broth to finish as porridge.Restaurants near this place
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A visit to Golmok An Ddeulrak in Manggmi-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan, for kuji-pong and hwangchil baeksuk.
A reservation-only baeksuk restaurant in Manggmi-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan. It serves chicken and duck baeksuk with kuji-pong and hwangchil, plus steamed rice.
The broth is lightly seasoned and the herbal aroma is not strong. The chicken and duck breast can be dry, and the duck combo is said to be more to the family's taste. The kimchi and pickles taste well-aged, and the steamed rice is chewy.
- Visit to Golmok An Ddeulrak in Manggmi-dong, Busan
- Ordered kuji-pong and hwangchil chicken and duck baeksuk
- Steamed rice can be turned into porridge with the broth
- The broth is described as lightly seasoned
- Parking is very limited and reservation is required
