평안도 찹쌀순대 강북구청점




18 hours of dedication are required to prepare one bowl of this gukbap. The secret to Pyeongan-do's flavor lies in its pure, rich broth made with 100% domestic Korean pork and beef bones.
29 Hancheon-ro 139-gil, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Sundae Guk (Sundae Soup)
순대국
A gukbap made by simmering sundae and offal in pork bone broth. The broth is rich, savory, and nutty. It's good to mix rice into the broth and eat it with kkakdugi or kimchi.
Ppyeohaejangguk (Pork Bone Soup)
뼈해장국
A spicy soup dish made with pork backbone and dried radish greens. The meat on the bones is tender, and the broth is deep and spicy. The meat is removed from the bone and dipped in sauce.
Spicy Haejangguk (Spicy Hangover Soup)
얼큰해장국
A spicy and refreshing hangover soup with added spicy seasoning. The refreshing broth is good for relieving hangovers and is recommended for those who like spicy food.
Hwangtae Haejangguk (Dried Pollack Soup)
황태해장국
A clear and refreshing soup made with dried pollack (hwangtae). It is not too strong and is savory, making it good for breakfast or soothing your stomach.
Kongnamul Gukbap (Bean Sprout Soup with Rice)
콩나물국밥
A clear soup with plenty of bean sprouts. It features the crunchy texture of bean sprouts and a refreshing broth. It's a light and easy meal to enjoy.
Pyeongan-do Jeongol (Pyeongan-do Hot Pot)
평안도전골
A hot pot dish where sundae, meat, and various vegetables are simmered in broth. The broth is rich and the ingredients are plentiful, making it great for sharing.
Pyeongan-do Gamjatang (Pyeongan-do Pork Bone Stew)
평안도감자탕
A spicy stew with large pork backbones, potatoes, and vegetables. You can taste the rich broth simmered from the bones and the tender meat.
Assortment
모둠
An assortment dish where you can enjoy various cuts of meat, including chapssal sundae and suyuk (boiled pork slices), all at once. You can experience a variety of chewy and savory flavors, and it pairs well with salted shrimp.
Sundae (Korean Blood Sausage)
순대
A Korean-style sausage filled with glass noodles, vegetables, and blood. It has a chewy texture and savory flavor, and is eaten dipped in salt or sauce.
Spicy Jokbal (Spicy Pig's Trotters)
불족발
A dish made by stir-frying jokbal (pig's trotters) in a spicy sauce and grilling it to give it a smoky flavor. The chewy skin and the fiery spicy taste are combined, making it popular as a side dish for drinks.
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29 Hancheon-ro 139-gil, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, South Korea
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