kalguksuOrdered on video
chewy noodles
WhyIt is the main dish and lets you taste the hand-made noodles.
Paldang Son Kalguksu
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Paldang Son Kalguksu is in Taejagogae, Shinheon-ri, Opo-eup, Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do. A 9,000 KRW set comes with kalguksu, meat, and fried rice, and the video highlights the freshly made noodles, kimchi, and broth-based fried rice.
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The noodles are described as chewy, the kimchi as tasty, and the fried rice as good because of the broth.
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fried riceOrdered on video
broth-seasoned fried rice
WhyIt is presented as the finishing dish with the remaining broth.meatOrdered on video
sirloin, added separately
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Eating kalguksu and fried rice at Paldang Son Kalguksu in Shinheon-ri, Opo-eup, Gwangju
This visit features hand-cut noodles, meat, and fried rice served together at Paldang Son Kalguksu.
Paldang Son Kalguksu is in Taejagogae, Shinheon-ri, Opo-eup, Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do. A 9,000 KRW set comes with kalguksu, meat, and fried rice, and the video highlights the freshly made noodles, kimchi, and broth-based fried rice.
Taste notes from the video
The noodles are described as chewy, the kimchi as tasty, and the fried rice as good because of the broth.
Key visit points
- A meal at Paldang Son Kalguksu
- The 9,000 KRW portion includes kalguksu, meat, and fried rice
- The noodles are said to be made fresh by hand
- The kimchi is introduced as tasty
- Fried rice is made from the leftover broth