Seongwon Makguksu
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Gapyeong's Top 3 Makguksu Restaurants🔥 Which One Tastes Best..? A Makguksu Mukbang Featuring 50 Years of Tradition Across 4 Generations
We visit three makguksu restaurants in Gapyeong and compare their broths, noodles, and side dishes.
We eat makguksu and boiled pork at Seongwon Makguksu in Gapyeong.
The broth is refreshing and reminiscent of vegetable stock, while the noodles are chewy and springy. They say the soy-sauce base is rich and that it tastes even better when eaten with boiled pork and kimchi.
- We compare three makguksu restaurants in Gapyeong.
- At the first restaurant, we eat boiled pork with makguksu.
- The buckwheat crepe at the second restaurant is spicy, crisp outside, and moist inside.
- At the third restaurant, we eat icy broth and mung-bean pancake.
- Ultimately, the first restaurant is ranked number 1.
