Moist and tender in texture.
WhyIt is highlighted as the shop’s main and most ordered item.Kkubdang
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At Kkubdang’s Seongsu branch, the video shows pork neck prep, charcoal grilling, and the rice and side dishes served with the meal.
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The pork neck is described as moist and tender. The rice is fluffy and separated, and the pasta has a gochujang-based spicy taste.
Fluffy with separated grains.
WhyIt is described as a popular item at the restaurant and something many guests order.Gochujang-based with a spicy flavor.
WhyIt is featured as a side dish served with the meat.Restaurants near this place
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I Learned the Know-How Behind This So-Called Pork Neck Champion in Seoul
A visit to Kkubdang in Seongsu-dong to learn how they grill pork neck, prepare rice, and serve side dishes.
At Kkubdang’s Seongsu branch, the video shows pork neck prep, charcoal grilling, and the rice and side dishes served with the meal.
The pork neck is described as moist and tender. The rice is fluffy and separated, and the pasta has a gochujang-based spicy taste.
- Filmed at Kkubdang Seongsu branch in Seongsu-dong, Seoul.
- Shows pork neck trimming and charcoal grilling.
- Rice is cooked for a long time in a Japanese rice cooker.
- The pasta is described as having a gochujang-based spicy flavor.
- Ginger pickle and seaweed are served as extras.
