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Kkachidungji

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Fish Roe Soup

강원특별자치도 원주시 치악로 1731 1층
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Kkachidungji · About this place

A fish roe soup specialty restaurant in Wonju. The content focuses on eating fish roe soup with extra roe and says the broth is spicy and rich while the roe is soft and moist.

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The broth is spicy and rich, and the roe is soft and moist.

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We Waited 1 Hour 😢 Kkachidungji, an Al-tang Specialty Restaurant in Wonju? What Happened After Eating 10 Servings of Roe...

A video tasting al-tang and extra roe at Kkachidungji, an al-tang specialty restaurant in Wonju.

An al-tang specialty restaurant in Wonju. The focus is on eating al-tang with extra roe, and the broth is described as spicy and rich while the roe is soft and moist.

Taste notes from the video

The broth is described as spicy, piping hot, and rich, while the roe is plump, soft, and moist.

Key visit points
  • They visit Kkachidungji, an al-tang specialty restaurant in Wonju.
  • They add extra roe to the al-tang.
  • The broth is described as spicy and rich.
  • The roe is described as soft and moist.
  • They say the leftovers can be packed to go.
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Al-tangSpicy, rich broth with soft, moist roe