grill aroma, soft or chewy fat
WhyThe video emphasizes eating it with dolsotbap.Uri Sikdang
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A restaurant in Seokgok-myeon, Gokseong serving black-pork grilled meat with dolsotbap.
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The grilled pork comes with dolsotbap; the fat is described as soft or chewy, and it pairs well with radish greens ssam.
crispy rice aroma from the stone pot
WhyIt is highlighted as especially good with the meat.Restaurants near this place
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A 120-Year-Old Grilled Pork Tradition in Gokseong? Eating Just 14 Servings
We visit four restaurants specializing in grilled black pork in Seokgok-myeon, Gokseong, and eat 14 servings.
A restaurant serving grilled black pork and stone-pot rice in Seokgok-myeon, Gokseong, South Jeolla.
The grilled black pork is eaten with stone-pot rice; its fat is tender or chewy and pairs well with young radish wraps.
- We visit four restaurants in succession in Seokgok-myeon, Gokseong, South Jeolla.
- We eat grilled black pork and compare the differences in flavor among the restaurants.
- We say the texture of the pork fat is either crunchy or chewy.
- There is a scene of eating it with stone-pot rice.
- Gokseong Train Village is briefly mentioned.
