Pungmidang
JonmatEstimated travel time based on straight-line distance
Use your current location to see estimated walking, cycling, and driving times to this restaurant.
Although the business name and address have not been confirmed, this is a restaurant-visit video featuring several dishes centered on mul-jjolmyeon.
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
Restaurants near this place
Showing the three closest places to Pungmidang. Distances and travel times start from this restaurant.
See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
Water Jjolmyeon from a 43-Year-Old Restaurant with a Line
A video tasting water jjolmyeon, introduced as having a 43-year tradition, along with several other dishes.
A restaurant-visit video centered on eating water jjolmyeon and several other dishes, although the business name and address were not confirmed.
The water jjolmyeon is warm and the noodles are chewy. The broth feels like a mix of fish cake broth and banquet noodles, and it is said to taste more savory than ordinary jjolmyeon. The portion is quite large.
- They order water jjolmyeon, spicy mixed jjolmyeon, hand-torn dough soup, and seaweed rice rolls.
- The water jjolmyeon is said to be warm with chewy noodles.
- The broth is said to feel like a mix of fish cake broth and banquet noodles.
- Each bowl is said to contain quite a large portion.
- It is said to taste savory rather than sweet and sour like ordinary jjolmyeon.
