Pyunpyun House

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Hinoki Steam Box, Shabu-shabu, Vietnamese Spring Rolls

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A newly opened Gangnam location near Gangnam Station offering unlimited hinoki steam boxes, shabu-shabu, and Vietnamese spring rolls. The set centers on hinoki steam boxes, shabu-shabu, and Vietnamese spring rolls, with meat, vegetables, kalguksu, and porridge.

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Hinoki Steam BoxMentioned on video
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Shabu-shabuMentioned on video
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Vietnamese Spring RollsMentioned on video

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Unlimited Hinoki Steamer, Shabu-Shabu, and Vietnamese Rice Paper Rolls at Pyeonpyeonjip Near Gangnam Station

Trying unlimited hinoki steamer, shabu-shabu, and Vietnamese rice paper rolls at Pyeonpyeonjip’s Gangnam branch near Gangnam Station.

A newly opened Gangnam branch near Gangnam Station offering unlimited hinoki steamer, shabu-shabu, and Vietnamese rice paper rolls. The meal centers on hinoki-steamed dishes, shabu-shabu, and rice paper rolls, accompanied by meat, vegetables, knife-cut noodles, and rice porridge.

Taste notes from the video

The aroma of hinoki wood is noticeable, and the meat is nutty and savory. The soup comes in red and regular broths, both well suited for enjoying with knife-cut noodles and rice porridge.

Key visit points
  • The Gangnam branch is said to have newly opened.
  • The hinoki steamer, Vietnamese rice paper rolls, and shabu-shabu are unlimited.
  • The aroma of hinoki wood is noticeable.
  • Knife-cut noodles and rice porridge are also eaten.
  • One tray is said to contain more food than expected.
Dishes featured in the video
Hinoki SteamerThe meat is nutty, with a noticeable hinoki wood aroma.Shabu-ShabuThe soup is tasty, and the red broth is said to be slightly spicy.Vietnamese Rice Paper RollsA style of eating vegetables and meat wrapped together.