Guksi24

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Sliced boiled pork is

부산 부산진구 동평로405번길 113 1층
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This Korean spot is on Dongpyeong-ro 405beon-gil in Busanjin-gu, Busan, and sliced boiled pork is listed as a recommendation.

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Sliced boiled pork isExplicitly recommended
WhyIt is a boiled pork dish, so it fits when you want a plain meat-based option.

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Solo Dining with a Mul-guksu and Boiled Pork Set at Guksi24 in Yangjeong-dong, Busan

This video enjoys a mul-guksu and boiled pork set with a rich, clean-tasting broth alone at Guksi24 in Yangjeong-dong, Busan.

This video tries a mul-guksu and boiled pork set at Guksi24, a noodle restaurant in Yangjeong-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan. The broth is rich yet clean-tasting, the noodle portion is generous, and boiled pork and rice sikhye are served alongside it.

Taste notes from the video

The broth is rich yet clean-tasting, with no bitterness in the finish. The noodles are plentiful and chewy, while the boiled pork is neither moist nor thick and is described as having a slight medicinal-herb aroma.

Key visit points
  • A mul-guksu and boiled pork set is ordered.
  • The broth is described as rich yet clean-tasting.
  • The noodle portion is generous, and the thin wheat noodles are chewy.
  • The rice sikhye is explained as being made with rice and radish.
  • The boiled pork is described as neither moist nor thick.
Dishes featured in the video
Mul-guksu and Boiled Pork SetIt is served with anchovy broth, a generous portion of noodles, and boiled pork.