Stir-fried beef intestinesMentioned on video
Stall No. 7
Jonmat서울특별시 영등포구 영등포로 239
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This unnamed, signless street bar in Yeongdeungpo Market is introduced as a place to enjoy stir-fried beef intestines priced at 10,000 won with soju.
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A Nameless, Signless Pocha with 50 Years of History at Yeongdeungpo Market... 10,000-Won Stir-Fried Gopchang with a Glass of Soju...
This video shows stir-fried gopchang priced at 10,000 won being enjoyed with soju at a nameless pocha in Yeongdeungpo Market.
A pocha in Yeongdeungpo Market with neither a name nor a sign, introduced as a place to enjoy 10,000-won stir-fried gopchang with soju.
Taste notes from the video
It is mentioned to have an aroma like sesame oil, and the video shows the stir-fried gopchang being eaten with soju.
Key visit points
- A nameless pocha in Yeongdeungpo Market
- 10,000-won stir-fried gopchang
- Enjoyed together with soju
- It is mentioned that the establishment has no name or sign
Can’t forget the pig tail, so I came again! Yeongdeungpo Market No. 7 pojangmacha!
A visit to a No. 7 pojangmacha in Yeongdeungpo Market with chicken feet, pig tail, and ramen.
A No. 7 pocha in Yeongdeungpo Market where chicken feet, pig tail, and ramen are eaten.
Taste notes from the video
The pig tail is chewy and well seasoned, the chicken feet can be eaten spicy, and the ramen works as a hot, comforting finish.
Key visit points
- No. 7 pojangmacha in Yeongdeungpo Market pocha street
- Chicken feet are ordered first
- Pig tail is eaten as an appetizer
- Finished with pot ramen
- Pig tail is described as chewy and well seasoned