Chewy and clean-tasting body meat.
WhyIt is the main dish highlighted throughout the video.Jeongwon Salmon
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A sashimi restaurant in Pungsan-eup, Andong, where you can try king salmon sashimi, salmon sushi, and soybean paste stew from Wollyea Fisheries’ farm.
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The king salmon sashimi has chewy, clean-tasting body meat and fattier belly meat that is not overly heavy. The vinegar dressing is noticeably tangy, and the tartar sauce has crunchy onion bits. The soybean paste stew tastes like a classic meat-restaurant stew with sweet vegetables and salty soybean paste.
Keeps the salmon character without mushy rice.
WhyA lighter alternative if you want to try the fish with rice.Classic soybean paste stew with sweet vegetables and salty broth.
WhyA low-cost side dish that rounds out the meal.Restaurants near this place
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At Jeongwon Salmon in Andong, I try farm-raised King Salmon sashimi, salmon sushi, and soybean paste stew.
A sashimi restaurant in Pungsan-eup, Andong, where you can try king salmon sashimi, salmon sushi, and soybean paste stew from Wollyea Fisheries’ farm.
The king salmon sashimi has chewy, clean-tasting body meat and fattier belly meat that is not overly heavy. The vinegar dressing is noticeably tangy, and the tartar sauce has crunchy onion bits. The soybean paste stew tastes like a classic meat-restaurant stew with sweet vegetables and salty soybean paste.
- Jeongwon Salmon is on Pungsanjungang-gil 92, Pungsan-eup, Andong, Gyeongbuk.
- It serves King Salmon raised at Wollyea Fisheries.
- Salmon sushi, soybean paste stew, and udon are also served.
- The stew is included because local customers preferred it over spicy stew.
- The video discusses raw freshwater fish and farmed fish safety.
