Samgeori Sikdang

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Squid and pork bulgogi, Pollock stew, Soy milk noodles

서울특별시 노원구 중계로6길 1 영생빌딩 2층
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Samgeori Sikdang in Baeksa Village, Junggye-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul, serves set-meal-style dishes centered on squid and pork bulgogi and pollock stew.

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Squid and pork bulgogiMentioned on video
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Pollock stewMentioned on video
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Soy milk noodlesMentioned on video

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Is There Still a Place Like This in Seoul? Samgori Sikdang in Baeksa Village! Seoul’s Last Hillside Neighborhood, Last Restaurant!

A visit to Samgori Sikdang in Baeksa Village, where ojingeo-samgyeopsal stir-fry and pollack stew are served.

A restaurant in Baeksa Village, Nowon-gu, Seoul, serving a meal centered on ojingeo-samgyeopsal stir-fry and pollack stew.

Taste notes from the video

The ojingeo-samgyeopsal stir-fry is shown as bold and savory, and the pollack stew is described as having a refreshing broth with crab, shrimp, and shellfish. The rice is described as pleasantly chewy.

Key visit points
  • Ojingeo-samgyeopsal stir-fry and pollack stew are ordered here
  • Seven side dishes are said to be made fresh every morning
  • The restaurant is described as using briquettes in winter and serving kongguksu and naengmyeon in summer
  • Baeksa Village is introduced as a redevelopment area
  • It is mentioned as a filming location for movies and dramas
Dishes featured in the video
Ojingeo-samgyeopsal stir-fryContains pork and squid, and is eaten with rice and wraps.Pollack stewDescribed as a refreshing broth with crab, shrimp, and shellfish.