crispy batter, tender pork, strong pepper aroma
WhyIt is one of the most prominently featured dishes, and it best shows the kitchen’s frying skill and pepper aroma.O Bok Sikdang
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O Bok Sikdang · About this place
A 50-year old-school Chinese restaurant in Osong-eup, Cheongju. Visitors can try pork fritters, fried rice, jjamppong, and ganjjajang.
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The pork fritters have a crispy batter, tender pork, and a strong pepper aroma with a salty-tangy dipping sauce. The fried rice is savory, the rice stays chewy, the vegetables are crisp, and the jjamppong is quite spicy with a rich broth. The ganjjajang is low in moisture with a savory oil aroma, moderate sweetness, and crisp vegetable texture.
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savory, chewy rice, crisp vegetables
WhyIt is cooked to order in a classic old-school style and shown in a generous portion.savory oil aroma, moderate sweetness, crisp vegetable bits
WhyThe video focuses on its old-school thick sauce style and balanced texture.Restaurants near O Bok Sikdang
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You Have Been Cooking with a Wok for 50 Years? Revealing My All-Time Favorite Chinese Restaurant!
Trying fried pork, fried rice, jjamppong, and gan-jjajang at Obok Restaurant, a 50-year-old Chinese restaurant in Osong-eup, Cheongju.
This is a 50-year-old Chinese restaurant in Osong-eup, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do. Fried pork, fried rice, jjamppong, and gan-jjajang are available.
The fried pork combines crisp batter and tender pork with a peppery aroma and salty-tangy seasoned soy sauce. The fried rice is salty and nutty, with chewy rice and crisp vegetables, while the jjamppong is very spicy with a rich broth. The gan-jjajang has little moisture, a savory oil aroma, moderate sweetness, and crisp vegetables.
- The video visits Obok Restaurant in Osong-eup, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do.
- Fried pork, fried rice, jjamppong, and gan-jjajang are tasted.
- The pairing of fried rice and napa cabbage kimchi is also shown.
- The jjamppong is said to be quite spicy.
- It is introduced as a long-established restaurant run by 2 people for over 50 years.






