Jungnimjang Seolleongtang

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Seolleongtang

서울 중구 청파로 459-1
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A seolleongtang restaurant in Jungnim-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, where assorted boiled beef and seolleongtang are served with kimchi and seokbakji.

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SeolleongtangExplicitly recommended
WhyRich seolleongtang with deeply flavored broth backed by 50 years of tradition

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맛있겠다 YummyVisit informationWatch feature video

Irresistible Kimchi and a Seokbakji Explosion! Jungnimjang Seolleongtang, a Seoul Future Heritage Site! [Looks Delicious Yummy]

A video eating seolleongtang and assorted boiled meats at Jungnimjang in Jung-gu, Seoul, accompanied by kimchi and seokbakji.

A seolleongtang restaurant in Jungnim-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, where assorted boiled meats and seolleongtang are enjoyed with kimchi and seokbakji.

Taste notes from the video

The broth is described as having a gamey aroma, while the boiled brisket, ox knee cartilage, and braised oxtail are described as chewy and savory. The combination of green onions and pepper, along with the kimchi and seokbakji accompaniments, is emphasized.

Key visit points
  • Visit to Jungnimjang Seolleongtang
  • Ordered assorted boiled meats
  • Added green onions and pepper to the seolleongtang
  • Accompanied by kimchi and seokbakji
  • Broth described as having a gamey aroma
Dishes featured in the video
Assorted boiled meatsOxtail, braised oxtail, ox knee cartilage, brisket, and head meat assortmentSeolleongtangEaten by adding meat and extra noodles to the complimentary brothBoiled brisketDescribed as chewy and savory
김사원세끼Visit informationWatch feature video

The oldest surviving sundae-guk restaurant, which began under a tent [Collection of Legendary Seoul Future Heritage Restaurants]

This compilation video presents the signature dishes of 4 longstanding restaurants designated as Seoul Future Heritage sites.

Opened in 1972 on Cheongpa-ro in Jung-gu, Seoul, this restaurant is shown serving assorted boiled meats and seolleongtang together.

Taste notes from the video

The meat portions are generous, and the seolleongtang is described as clean and mild.

Key visit points
  • It shows the kongguksu at Jinju Hoegwan.
  • They eat assorted boiled meats and seolleongtang at Jungnimjang.
  • It introduces the sundae-guk at Samgeori Meonjimak Sundaeguk.
  • Sunheungok is mentioned briefly in a bonus clip.
  • All four are introduced as Seoul Future Heritage restaurants.
Dishes featured in the video
Assorted boiled meatsThe meat portion is generous and includes chewy cuts.SeolleongtangThe broth is clean and mild.
맛있는 녀석들 (Tasty Guys)Visit informationWatch feature video

Seolleongtang Mukbang at an Unnamed Seolleongtang Restaurant

At an unnamed seolleongtang restaurant, they eat regular and special seolleongtang while introducing the broth and kimchi.

This is a seolleongtang restaurant whose name and address cannot be confirmed. It introduces the broth, meat, and kimchi, focusing on regular and special seolleongtang.

Taste notes from the video

The broth is described as savory and rich, with a slightly pungent quality, while the kimchi is said to be refreshing and clean-tasting.

Key visit points
  • They eat regular and special seolleongtang.
  • The broth is described as savory, rich, and slightly pungent.
  • The kimchi is described as refreshing and clean-tasting.
  • The special version is explained as containing head meat and other meat.
Dishes featured in the video
SeolleongtangIt is eaten with savory, rich broth and kimchi.Special SeolleongtangIt appears to contain more meat, while the broth is similar.