Imjingak

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Live octopus, Sea squirt, Seasoned oysters

경상남도 진주시 비봉로54번길 11
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Imjingak · About this place

A seafood dajji restaurant on Bibong-ro in Jinju, Gyeongsangnam-do. A table of assorted seafood dishes costs 25,000 won per person, while soju is charged separately.

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Live octopusMentioned on video
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Sea squirtMentioned on video
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Seasoned oystersMentioned on video

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A Seafood Dajji Restaurant Crowded with Local Drinkers Every Night

Enjoy a wide variety of seafood drinking dishes at Imjingak in Jinju with a 25,000 won per-person spread.

A seafood dajji restaurant on Bibong-ro in Jinju, Gyeongnam. It serves various seafood drinking dishes in a 25,000 won per-person spread, with soju charged separately.

Taste notes from the video

The seafood is generally served fresh and neatly presented. The live octopus is described as firm, salty, and fragrant with sesame oil. The spoon worm is said to be sweet and savory, while the seasoned oysters are salty, savory, and free of any fishy smell.

Key visit points
  • The spread costs 25,000 won per person.
  • Live octopus, spoon worm, sea squirt, abalone sashimi, pen-shell scallop, mullet sashimi, and seasoned oysters are served.
  • Pollock pancakes, fried shrimp, and fish seaweed soup are also served.
  • Soju costs extra.
  • It is said that dining may be difficult without a reservation.
Dishes featured in the video
Live OctopusIt is firm, salty, and has a savory sesame oil aroma.Spoon WormIt is said to be sweet and savory because it is in season.Seasoned OystersIt is said to be salty, savory, and free of any fishy smell.