Seoil Sundaeguk
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The main branch of Seoil Sundaeguk near Boramae Station. The broth, boiled pork, and sundae textures are compared while eating the assorted platter and special sundae soup.
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Compares the textures of the broth, boiled pork, and sundae.
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We try and compare Seoil Sundae-guk, Byeorang Sundae-guk, and Gijeol Chofung Wang Sundae.
This is the main Seoil Sundae-guk branch near Boramae Station. We compare the stock, boiled pork, and sundae texture while eating the assorted platter and special sundae-guk.
The stock is rich and the pork odor is well controlled. The assorted platter has a high proportion of napa greens and vegetables, and although the sundae looks slightly dry, it is fine when dipped in the soup. The special sundae-guk is topped with perilla seed powder and has similar proportions of garnish and stock.
- We eat the assorted platter and special sundae-guk at Seoil Sundae-guk.
- Byeorang Sundae-guk has a spicy, fiery style centered on offal.
- At Gijeol Chofung Wang Sundae, the makchang sundae is soft and served warm.
- Seoil Sundae-guk is near Boramae Station, while Byeorang Sundae-guk is near Suyu Station.
- We compare the broth, pork odor, and sundae texture of the ordered dishes.
