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Pig's trotters braised in soy sauce and spices. The meat is tender and the skin is chewy and gelatinous. Usually wrapped in lettuce with sauces and garlic.

Spicy grilled pig's trotters. The cooked trotters are tossed in a fiery chili sauce and grilled for a smoky flavor. Chewy, spicy, and savory.

Boiled pork slices (belly and cheek meat). The meat is soft and savory, served with crunchy spicy radish kimchi and salted cabbage for wrapping.

Smaller pig's trotters containing mostly skin, bones, and cartilage. Enjoyed by gnawing on the bones for the chewy texture.

Buckwheat noodles served on a large tray with fresh vegetables and a spicy, sweet, and tangy sauce. Mix everything together before eating.

Fresh raw oysters. Served chilled, often with a dipping sauce like spicy vinegar paste (chojang). Briny and refreshing.

A special type of kimchi served with Bossam. It is sweeter and crunchier than regular kimchi, often containing radish strips and oysters.

Kimchi pancake made with sliced kimchi and flour batter, pan-fried until crispy. Spicy, savory, and slightly sour.

A bowl of steamed white rice.

A sweet peach-flavored yogurt drink. Very popular in Korea to soothe the tongue when eating spicy food.

Classic Korean soju. A clear, distilled liquor similar to vodka but sweeter and lower in alcohol. Crisp and clean finish.

Korean lager beer. Light, crisp, and refreshing with high carbonation. Pairs well with fried or spicy foods.

Plum wine (Maesilju). Sweet and aromatic with a floral scent from plum blossoms. Easy to drink with a smooth finish.

A premium soju aged in oak barrels. It has a smoother taste and subtle woody aroma compared to regular soju.

Korean black raspberry wine. Deep red color with a sweet and tart fruity flavor. Often considered a stamina drink.

Traditional Korean medicinal wine made from hawthorn berries and cornus fruit. Sweet and sour with a unique herbal aroma.

Korean rice wine. Milky white with a slightly fizzy, sweet, and tangy taste. Contains rice sediment, so shake gently before opening.

Soft drinks such as cola or cider (lemon-lime soda).