Ihwa Guksi

Jonmat

Kimchi pancake, Rolled omelet, Banquet noodles

서울특별시 용산구 이태원로 143-9
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Ihwa Guksi is a restaurant at the top of the Itaewon steps where diners eat kimchi pancakes, rolled omelets, banquet noodles, and makgeolli.

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Kimchi pancakeMentioned on video
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Rolled omeletMentioned on video
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Banquet noodlesMentioned on video

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A Video Eating Kimchi Pancake and Makgeolli at Ihwa Guksi at the Top of the Itaewon Stairs

Enjoying kimchi pancake, rolled omelet, banquet noodles, and makgeolli at Ihwa Guksi at the top of the Itaewon stairs.

A restaurant at the top of the Itaewon stairs where kimchi pancake, rolled omelet, banquet noodles, and makgeolli are enjoyed.

Taste notes from the video

The kimchi pancake is introduced as tasting homemade, and the rolled omelet is described as a Korean-style version with plenty of vegetables. The banquet noodles are described as having a broth with spicy seasoning containing plenty of Cheongyang chili peppers, anchovy stock, fried tofu, and green onion.

Key visit points
  • It visits Ihwa Guksi.
  • Kimchi pancake, rolled omelet, banquet noodles, and makgeolli are consumed.
  • It says soju costs 3 thousand won and makgeolli costs 2 thousand 5 hundred won.
  • It says the owner works alone, so customers fetch the food themselves.
  • The atmosphere is described as resembling a converted home.
Dishes featured in the video
Kimchi pancakeIt is introduced as tasting homemade.Rolled omeletIt is described as a Korean-style rolled omelet containing plenty of vegetables.Banquet noodlesIts broth contains spicy seasoning with Cheongyang chili peppers, anchovy stock, fried tofu, and green onion.