Lee Hanjin Sookseonghoe

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Aged sashimi (small)

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Lee Hanjin Sookseonghoe is a Japanese restaurant on Gucheonmyeon-ro in Gangdong-gu, Seoul. Aged sashimi (small) is listed as a recommended menu.

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Aged sashimi (small)Explicitly recommended
WhyAged sashimi points to a sashimi-focused choice, and the small size makes it easier to order when you want a lighter serving.

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The Ultimate Aged Sashimi? A Place with Such Brutal Waits That Arriving a Moment Late Means Missing Out

This video tastes aged flounder and spicy fish stew at Lee Hanjin Aged Sashimi near Cheonho Station.

It introduces aged flounder and spicy fish stew at Lee Hanjin Aged Sashimi near Cheonho Station.

Taste notes from the video

The aged flounder is thick and chewy, becoming more savory and umami-rich with each bite. The spicy fish stew is described as having a deeply colored yet refreshing broth.

Key visit points
  • It is located about an 8-minute walk from Exit 5 of Cheonho Station.
  • It operates with a single aged-flounder menu.
  • The sashimi is described as thick and chewy.
  • It orders a small spicy fish stew and eats both the broth and ramyeon.
  • It is introduced as an old establishment with 32 years in business.
Dishes featured in the video
Aged flounderIt is thick and chewy.Small spicy fish stewThe broth has a deep color and tastes refreshing.RamyeonIt is cooked to your preferred doneness.