Pyeonghwa Jokbal
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This snack and jokbal restaurant inside Gunsan Public Market serves spicy japchae, mini jokbal, and gimbap together.
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The japchae is spicy.
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(Gunsan) I Have Never Had Japchae Like This in My Life!
This video tastes spicy japchae, gimbap, and mini jokbal from Pyeonghwa Jokbal at Gunsan Public Market.
A snack and jokbal shop inside Gunsan Public Market that serves spicy japchae, mini jokbal, and gimbap together.
The spicy japchae is described as having a spicy aroma and sweet flavor, being less fiery than it looks, and coming in a generous portion. The gimbap is described as having a nostalgic flavor made with basic ingredients.
- Visit to Pyeonghwa Jokbal inside Gunsan Public Market
- Ordered spicy japchae, gimbap, and mini jokbal
- Fish cake soup was provided as a complimentary dish
- The spice level of the spicy japchae can be adjusted
- The market offers a variety of snack and jokbal dishes
She Says to Stop Ordering 😂 A 50-Year-Old Spicy Japchae, Tteokbokki, Kimbap, Noodles, and Jokbal Mukbang That Surprised the Whole Market
A visit near Gunsan Public Market to try spicy japchae, jap-tang, yeolmu-guksu, kimbap, and mini jokbal.
A market eatery near Gunsan Public Market where spicy japchae, jap-tang, yeolmu-guksu, kimbap, and mini jokbal are eaten together.
The meal centers on spicy dishes and jokbal, with large portions. Jap-tang is described as containing ramen, glass noodles, rice cakes, dumplings, and egg, with perilla-leaf aroma and a tteokbokki-like taste.
- Set near Gunsan Public Market.
- Orders spicy japchae, jap-tang, yeolmu-guksu, kimbap, and mini jokbal.
- Repeatedly notes that the portions are large.
- Explains that jap-tang includes ramen, glass noodles, rice cakes, dumplings, and egg.
- Compares the spicy dishes and the jokbal-based meal.
Top 8 All-Time Great Restaurants in Gunsan
A tour of 8 representative Gunsan restaurants, showing dishes in sequence from meat jjamppong to chili-pepper jajang noodles.
A snack-food and pork-trotter restaurant inside Gongseol Market in Gunsan, selling spicy glass noodles, pork trotters, and gimbap together.
The spicy glass noodles are not extremely hot, and the heat level can be adjusted. The gimbap is said to have a nostalgic taste, made with simple, basic ingredients.
- Boksongnu, Haje Gohyang Hoetjip, Pyeonghwa Jokbal, Hongjip, Imonejip, Hanilok, Nobangchon, and Jirinseong are introduced in order.
- The video shows meat jjamppong, a grilled tonguefish set meal, spicy glass noodles, fermented soybean stew, beef and radish soup, grilled duck, and chili-pepper jajang noodles.
- Some restaurants have long lines, while others are inside markets.
- The representative dishes ordered and their side-dish arrangements are shown together.


