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Goseong Makguksu

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서울특별시 강서구 방화대로49길 6-7
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This appears to be a noodle restaurant called Goseong Makguksu in Banghwa-dong.

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Seoul's Best 7 Naengmyeon Restaurants in One Video [Looks Delicious Yummy]

This video introduces 7 outstanding naengmyeon restaurants in Seoul in sequence.

A noodle restaurant in Banghwa-dong believed to be Goseong Makguksu.

Key visit points
  • A compilation video featuring 7 outstanding naengmyeon restaurants in Seoul
  • Features Naksan Naengmyeon in Dongmyo, Jinyeong Myeonok in Doksan-dong, Goseong Makguksu in Banghwa-dong, Eulmildae in Mapo, Seobuk Myeonok in Guui-dong, Pyongyang Naengmyeon in Oryu-dong, and Yujin Restaurant in Jongno 3-ga
  • Introduces restaurants specializing in naengmyeon and makguksu-style noodles
  • Detailed addresses and phone numbers are not confirmed
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Refreshingly Open~ Dongchimi Makguksu / 100% Pure Buckwheat Goseong Makguksu

They eat dongchimi makguksu, spicy mixed makguksu, and sliced boiled pork at Goseong Makguksu near Banghwa Station in Seoul.

A place near Banghwa Station in Seoul where diners can have 100% buckwheat makguksu and dongchimi noodles.

Taste notes from the video

It uses 100% buckwheat and dongchimi broth, and comes with icy dongchimi and dried pollock sikhye. They say the noodles break easily.

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  • It is inside an alley near Banghwa Station in Seoul.
  • It is introduced as a makguksu restaurant that uses 100% buckwheat.
  • They order dongchimi makguksu, spicy mixed makguksu, and a small sliced boiled pork.
  • Icy dongchimi and dried pollock sikhye are served alongside the meal.
  • They say the noodles break easily because they are made with 100% buckwheat.
Dishes featured in the video
Dongchimi MatguksuRefreshing dongchimi broth, 100% buckwheat noodlesBibim MatguksuSpicy mixed seasoning, buckwheat noodlesSmall Sliced Boiled PorkSliced boiled pork made with domestic pork belly and other cuts