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Haiquan

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Beef intestine rice noodles, Banh mi, Cha gio

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Haiquan · About this place

Haiquan, a 24-hour Vietnamese restaurant near Nonhyeon Station, is introduced. Beef intestine rice noodles, banh mi, and cha gio are sampled, along with a look at how to order and the accompanying ingredients.

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Beef intestine rice noodlesMentioned on video
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Hai Quan at Nonhyeon Station

Introducing 24-hour Vietnamese food and beef-intestine rice noodles at Hai Quan near Nonhyeon Station.

Introducing Hai Quan, a 24-hour Vietnamese restaurant near Nonhyeon Station. The video mainly tries beef-intestine rice noodles, banh mi, and cha gio while also showing the ordering method and accompanying ingredients.

Taste notes from the video

The beef-intestine rice noodles have an oily broth with intestines and bean sprouts and are eaten with cilantro, lemon juice, and hot peppers. The banh mi contains a fried egg and is described as filling. The cha gio has the texture of rice paper and is said to have a strong pork smell.

Key visit points
  • It is located at 340 Sinbanpo-ro, 1st floor, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 706-8 Banpo-dong.
  • It is said to operate 24 hours.
  • They eat beef-intestine rice noodles, banh mi, and cha gio.
  • Explains how to eat them with cilantro, lemon juice, and hot peppers.
  • Says orders can be placed at a kiosk.
Dishes featured in the video
Beef-intestine Rice NoodlesIt is eaten with an oily broth, intestines, bean sprouts, lemon juice, and hot peppers.Banh MiIt contains a fried egg and is filling.Cha GioIt has the texture of rice paper and is said to have a strong pork smell.