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Green Tangerine Buckwheat Noodles

Luna lee
Luna lee
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A new year has begun~

Among all the food you ate last year, what was the most memorable?

For me, I keep thinking about the green tangerine buckwheat noodles I had in Jeju last summer.

The refreshing tanginess of the green tangerine went perfectly with the buckwheat noodle broth.

Maybe because it was summer, the cold broth and the fresh green tangerine felt like such a great choice.

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