Kimsusa (1/1)

Kimsusa

Jonmat

Pan-fried battered croaker, Marinated crab, Croaker soup

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Kimsusa · About this place

A Korean interpretation of a Japanese course meal is introduced at Kimsusa near Sinsa Station. Dishes such as croaker, tuna, sweet shrimp, sea bream, marinated crab, and fish roe rice are served, and the atmosphere is described as a place where diners can eat comfortably while being loud.

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Pan-fried battered croakerMentioned on video
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Marinated crabMentioned on video
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Croaker soupMentioned on video

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Kim Susa near Sinsa Station

Introduces a Korean-style Japanese course and various seafood dishes at Kim Susa near Sinsa Station.

Kim Susa near Sinsa Station introduces a Japanese course interpreted in a Korean style. Dishes include croaker, tuna, sweet shrimp, sea bream, marinated crab, and fish roe rice, and it is described as having an atmosphere where guests can eat comfortably and noisily.

Taste notes from the video

This is a Japanese course interpreted in a Korean style, centered on seafood such as croaker, tuna, sweet shrimp, sea bream, marinated crab, and fish roe rice. It is described as not having an overly strong fishy taste, with notes of yuzu aroma, nuttiness, the taste of the sea, and sweetness.

Key visit points
  • Introduces Kim Susa near Sinsa Station.
  • The lunch course is ₩50,000, and the dinner course is ₩100,000.
  • Dishes include croaker, tuna, sweet shrimp, sea bream, marinated crab, and fish roe rice.
  • Explains that it is Japanese cuisine interpreted in a Korean style rather than strictly following the Japanese style.
  • Says it has an atmosphere where guests can eat comfortably and noisily.
Dishes featured in the video
Pan-fried battered croakerPan-fried battered white fish, rich egg yolk, salt seasoningMarinated crabMarinated crab sauce, white fish, savory depthCroaker soupBroth, croaker, pairs well with soju