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The kalguksu here is a study in restraint, clean beef broth, hand-cut noodles, a little zucchini, nothing extra. But most of the regulars who pack this old-school Gangnam spot are here to drink, which tells you everything. Boiled hanwoo beef, pork, assorted fritters, dumplings, cold glasses of whatever you like: it's the kind of Korean dining room that treats noodles as the warm-up act.
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Kalguksu
“Opened in 1983, Hansung Kalguksu is, as the name suggests, a beloved kalguksu (hand-cut noodles) restaurant.”
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Hanwoo suyuk
“Diners come to have a good time with chilled drinks and classic items such as hanwoo suyuk (boiled hanwoo beef), jeyuk (boiled pork), modeum jeon (assorted fritters including shrimp, oysters, and fish), and mandu (dumplings).”
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Jeyuk
“Diners come to have a good time with chilled drinks and classic items such as hanwoo suyuk (boiled hanwoo beef), jeyuk (boiled pork), modeum jeon (assorted fritters including shrimp, oysters, and fish), and mandu (dumplings).”
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Modeum jeon
“Diners come to have a good time with chilled drinks and classic items such as hanwoo suyuk (boiled hanwoo beef), jeyuk (boiled pork), modeum jeon (assorted fritters including shrimp, oysters, and fish), and mandu (dumplings).”
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