Sanggol Myeonok

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Makguksu set, Mung bean pancake, Seasoned chicken or boiled pork

서울특별시 중구 을지로 175-3 1층
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Sanggol Myeonok · About this place

A 59-year-old makguksu restaurant that relocated to the Dongmyo area of Seoul. Its makguksu set is served with mung bean pancake and either seasoned chicken or boiled pork, accompanied by dongchimi and broth.

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Makguksu setMentioned on video
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A 59-Year-Old Traditional Sangol Makguksu Set Meal Near Dongmyo, Seoul

Enjoy makguksu, mung bean pancake, and seasoned chicken or boiled pork as a complete meal at Sangol Makguksu near Dongmyo.

This is a 59-year-old makguksu restaurant that relocated to the Dongmyo area of Seoul. Its makguksu set meal includes mung bean pancake and seasoned chicken or boiled pork, accompanied by dongchimi and broth.

Taste notes from the video

The mild, savory makguksu is eaten with added seasoning sauce, while the dongchimi is described as sour with a pungent fermented aroma. The mung bean pancake is crispy yet tender, and the seasoned chicken and boiled pork look good as accompaniments.

Key visit points
  • The makguksu set meal includes mung bean pancake and seasoned chicken or boiled pork.
  • The dongchimi is described as sour with a pungent fermented aroma.
  • The broth is explained as being made from beef bones and chicken.
  • The noodles are first eaten bibim-style, then broth is added later to eat them like mul-makguksu.
  • Sangol Makguksu is said to have started in Hwacheon, Gangwon-do, in 1962 and to have 59 years of tradition.
Dishes featured in the video
Makguksu set mealIt is mild and savory, and its flavor is adjusted by adding seasoning sauce and broth.Mung bean pancakeIt is described as crispy yet tender.Seasoned chicken or boiled porkIt is shown being eaten with salted shrimp or other accompaniments.