Chewy cartilage with a rich broth
WhyPresented as the 100% Korean beef cartilage version and the main highlight.Simhakgol Gamasot
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A restaurant in Dongpae-dong, Paju, serving 100% Korean beef knee cartilage soup, boiled beef head slices, and seolleongtang.
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The broth is described as rich and thick, while the cartilage is chewy and sticks pleasantly to the mouth. The seolleongtang includes somyeon noodles, and the kimchi sides are described as refreshing and crisp.
Includes tongue and cheek cuts with a soft, tender texture
WhyA featured platter with several beef head cuts served together.Rich broth with noodles and brisket slices
WhyShown as a core soup with aeriable beef brisket and somyeon noodles.Restaurants near this place
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This video features 100% Korean beef ox-knee soup, boiled beef head, and seolleongtang at Simhakgol Gamasot in Paju.
Simhakgol Gamasot in Dongpae-dong, Paju, a restaurant serving 100% Korean beef ox-knee soup, boiled beef head, and seolleongtang.
There are reactions describing the broth as rich and thick, while the ox-knee cartilage is portrayed as chewy with a sticky mouthfeel. The seolleongtang contains thin wheat noodles, and the fresh kimchi salad and radish kimchi are described as refreshing and crunchy.
- Simhakgol Gamasot on the 1st floor at 587 Gyoha-ro, Paju, Gyeonggi, 642-2 Dongpae-dong
- 100% Korean beef ox-knee soup
- Boiled beef head, beef-head bone soup, and seolleongtang
- Introduced as making broth in a cauldron over a wood fire
- They were allowed to eat despite arriving before opening time
