Strong grilled aroma.
WhyIt is described as the dish this place originally created.Yangpohang
JonmatAn agui specialty restaurant in Geoyeo-dong, Songpa. Charcoal-grilled agui bulgogi, ganpung agui, agui fritters, stir-fried agui, and agui rice are ordered here, with agui soup served alongside some dishes.
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
The food is described as strongly smoky, with a slightly thick sauce. The agui flesh is plump and chewy, and agui soup comes with some orders.
Crispy outside with tender fish inside.
WhyIt is the most enthusiastically recommended dish in the video.Savory crust with soft, chewy fish.
WhyShown as a distinct final dish with a different texture and seasoning.See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
She said the owner had dreamed of her coming: a mukbang of unusual agui dishes
At an agui specialty shop in Geoyeo-dong, Songpa, she tries charcoal-grilled agui bulgogi and ganpung agui.
An agui specialty restaurant in Geoyeo-dong, Songpa. Charcoal-grilled agui bulgogi, ganpung agui, agui fritters, stir-fried agui, and agui rice are ordered here, with agui soup served alongside some dishes.
The food is described as strongly smoky, with a slightly thick sauce. The agui flesh is plump and chewy, and agui soup comes with some orders.
- Tries charcoal-grilled agui bulgogi, agui stir-fry, ganpung agui, fritters, and rice.
- Agui soup comes with the order.
- The seasoning is described as strongly smoky and fairly thick.
- The agui flesh is described as plump and chewy.
- It is noted that there is no minari in the dish.
