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Jangchung-dong Pyongyang Myeonok

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Cold Noodles, Half Portion of Boiled Pork, Half Portion of Sliced Boiled Beef

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Jangchung-dong Pyongyang Myeonok · About this place

A place to enjoy Pyongyang cold noodles with a cucumber aroma alongside half portions of boiled pork and sliced boiled beef.

Taste notes from the video

A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.

The Pyongyang cold noodles have a cucumber aroma.

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Cold NoodlesMentioned on video
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Half Portion of Sliced Boiled BeefMentioned on video

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Jangchung-dong Pyongyang Myeonok · Visits and features

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8 Best Pyongyang Naengmyeon Restaurants in Seoul

A comparison of the broth, noodles, suyuk, jeyuk, and dumplings at 8 Pyongyang naengmyeon restaurants in Seoul.

A place to enjoy cucumber-scented Pyongyang naengmyeon with half portions of jeyuk and suyuk.

Taste notes from the video

It is Pyongyang naengmyeon, but a style with a little chili powder is mentioned. The cucumber aroma is quite noticeable, and the jeyuk has a chewy texture reminiscent of five-layer pork belly.

Key visit points
  • Woo Lae Oak, Pildong Myeonok, Jangchung-dong Pyongyang Myeonok, Seoryeong, Eulji Myeonok, Eulmildae, Jinmi Pyongyang Naengmyeon, and Nampo Myeonok are compared.
  • Differences in the meaty aroma, saltiness, and dongchimi-like character of Pyongyang naengmyeon broth are explained.
  • Seoryeong uses 100% buckwheat noodles.
  • Eulmildae is introduced for its Pyongyang naengmyeon with thin ice.
  • Jinmi Pyongyang Naengmyeon's dumplings and jeyuk and Nampo Myeonok's eobok-jaengban are also covered.
Dishes featured in the video
NaengmyeonIt has a noticeable cucumber aroma and follows the Pyongyang naengmyeon style.Half JeyukIt has a chew reminiscent of five-layer pork belly.Half SuyukIt is a mild, warm meat dish.