Thick broth with a strong pepper aroma and clams, mussels on top.
WhyThis is the main dish shown and discussed.Gyodong Banjeom
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Gyodong Banjeom in Gangneung is introduced for its thick jjambbong with a strong pepper aroma and jjambbong rice.
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The broth is thick with a strong pepper aroma, and the noodles are described as less chewy, almost like kalguksu.
Rice served with jjambbong broth.
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Three jjambbong restaurants in Pyeongtaek, Gangneung, and Daegu are compared for broth and noodle style.
Gyodong Banjeom in Gangneung is introduced for its thick jjambbong with a strong pepper aroma and jjambbong rice.
The broth is thick with a strong pepper aroma, and the noodles are described as less chewy, almost like kalguksu.
- Visited Yeongbinru, Gyodong Banjeom, and Jinheung Banjeom.
- Yeongbinru jjambbong is described as packed with pork, squid, and vegetables.
- Gyodong Banjeom jjambbong is described as thick with a strong pepper aroma.
- Jinheung Banjeom jjambbong is described as rich and similar to yukgaejang.
- Fried dumplings were not available at Gyodong Banjeom.
