韓国の気骨ある味で舌鼓を打つ


Korean cuisine, known for its spiciness, varied flavors, and unique preparation methods has recently garnered immense popularity. Let’s delve into this zesty world and explore some of the ravishing restaurants and delightful dishes it offers. Sancheong Black Pig (산청흑돼지) The Sancheong Black Pig is a celebrated pork restaurant that’s stood the test of time. Known for their specialty ribs and pork, their secret sauce adds a fiery touch to the tender meat carved off a good-natured Sancheong soil pig from Jirisan. Looking for a little more heat? Try their spicy ribs. View this post on Instagram A post shared by 용산맛집 내궁맛집 서울맛집 브랜드디렉터 (@naegung_tasty) address : South Korea, Seoul, […]
群山の珠玉の料理:イ・ソンダンからオゾンベーカリーまで


Embark with us on a delectable journey through Gunsan’s gourmet orbit, featuring the city’s fabled eateries selling everything from traditional breads to peppy pastries. Lee Sung Dang (이성당) The grand spectacle of Lee Sung Dang, arguably the reason most people plan a trip to Gunsan, cannot be overstated. Known for operating since 1945, this famed bakery serves up mouth-watering sweet red bean bread, its thin outer layer contrasting beautifully with the generous fill of bean paste. Here, most breads are doughed with rice flour, offering a unique chewy texture. Vegetable Bread, another fan-favorite, bursts with assorted veggies akin to a veggie dumpling. Don’t miss the bustling new wing with breads […]
東洋を味わう:東洋を味わう:ドンブンファ、舞い上がる韓中の乗り物


Taste buds are dancing and eyes are sparkling throughout Apgujeong Rodeo these days, as fusion joyride takes a new turn. Donbunhwa (돈분화) Donbunhwa, a Chinese-casual dining stopover, is a brainchild of renowned Chef Ryu Tae-hwan, better known for his projects like ‘Dwaejang’. The name ‘Donbunhwa’ is a clever mix of ‘Don’, meaning pork, ‘Bu’, referring to shrimp, and ‘Hwa’ implying harmony – a pure manifestation of the restaurant’s extensive menu comprising exotic seafood delicacies, Orient-spiced pork, and much more. The vibrant aqua-driveway of the restaurant, teeming with colorful lobsters and quirky posters of Hong Kong movies, all blend harmoniously to elicit a local Hong Kong street allure, minus the travel! […]
