I had a bowl of kalguksu at Gwangmyeong Market.
Freshly made noodles dropped straight into a big pot of broth,
then finished with seaweed and green onions.
Simple, comforting, and exactly what market food should be.
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I had a bowl of kalguksu at Gwangmyeong Market.
Freshly made noodles dropped straight into a big pot of broth,
then finished with seaweed and green onions.
Simple, comforting, and exactly what market food should be.
Threw some Korean dumplings (mandu) into my ramyeon and it was perfection! Simple combo, ultimate comfort. Who’s tried this? 😋
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I had a warm bowl of Yukgaejang Kalguksu. Yukgaejang is one of Korea’s representative nourishing soup dishes, made by simmering beef, green onions, bracken fern, and taro stems in a spicy broth…
Classic Korean comfort combo. What’s your favorite tteokbokki brand or style?
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This is makguksu tossed with Korean perilla oil. It’s simple but very aromatic — buckwheat noodles coated in nutty perilla oil, topped with seaweed and sesame seeds. Light, clean, and surprisingly addictive.
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Wow, the place with the broth is huge.