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Title - The 38 Best Seoul Restaurants
Text - # JinMi Pyongyang Naengmyeon
South Korea, Seoul, Gangnam-gu, 학동로 305-3
North Korea’s traditional dish, Pyongyang naengmyeon (often shortened to “Pyongnaeng”) has become one of Seoul’s most beloved cold dishes for its subtle, clear broth and chewy buckwheat noodles. While some classic Pyongnaeng houses have stood for decades, JinMi has proven to be a strong new competitor, thanks to NAME_1, who has 20 years of experience in some of the most iconic Pyongnaeng restaurants. The restaurant is also great for other classic items like mandoo (dumplings), bulgogi, and jeyuk (boiled pork belly), and JinMi’s eobok-jaengban (North Korean-style beef hotpot) with layers of meat and clear broth is a well-known favorite among Seoul’s bar crowd.
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South Korea, Seoul, Gangnam-gu, 학동로 305-3
02-515-3469
02-515-3469
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# Zenzero
South Korea, Seoul, Gangnam-gu, Seolleung-ro 126-gil, 14 1층
This small Italian gelato shop keeps the city’s sweet-lovers happy with gourmet offerings using local fruits and vegetables, fresh nuts, and grains. Popular signature flavors include rice, honey with Gorgonzola, and gamtae (seaweed) caramel. The menu lineup changes every month; look out for seasonal flavors like corn, watermelon, and chestnut.
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South Korea, Seoul, Gangnam-gu, Seolleung-ro 126-gil, 14 1층