2 kg porkOrdered on video
Chewy texture is mentioned.
WhyThis is the main challenge item in the video.
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Hwalryeok Dwaejigogi
Jonmat경기도 부천시 원미구 조마루로291번길 9 공영노외주차장 6호 1층 101-1호
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Hwalryeok Dwaejigogi is in Sinjung-dong, Bucheon. The video features a 20-minute challenge to eat 2 kg of pork and 2 servings of fried rice.
Taste notes from the video
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The kojisal is described as chewy, and it is eaten with sauce and wasabi.
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2 servings of fried riceOrdered on video
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WhyIt is part of the featured challenge set.Doenjang rice wine porridgeMentioned on video
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WhyIt is mentioned near the end as being very tasty.AROUND HERE
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[SUB]🔥Challenge Mukbang🔥 I thought this would be easy... Yuno, you should come here..
A challenge mukbang at Hwalryeok Dwaejigogi in Sinjung-dong, Bucheon, with 2 kg of pork and 2 servings of fried rice in 20 minutes.
Hwalryeok Dwaejigogi is in Sinjung-dong, Bucheon. The video features a 20-minute challenge to eat 2 kg of pork and 2 servings of fried rice.
Taste notes from the video
The kojisal is described as chewy, and it is eaten with sauce and wasabi.
Key visit points
- Filmed at Hwalryeok Dwaejigogi in Sinjung-dong, Bucheon.
- The challenge is 2 kg of pork plus 2 servings of fried rice.
- The timer starts after all the meat has been grilled.
- The cut called 'kojisal' is described as chewy.
- Doenjang stew, doenjang rice porridge, and mulleong galbi are also mentioned.