Korea: Pyeongnam Halmeoni Jip Jokbal
One of my food requests in Korea was jokbal (pork trotters). CK delivered by having her friend take us to Janghung-dong, where there's an entire street dedicated to jokbal. They're all supposed to be pretty good, so we just picked the one with the cutest grandma photo:
Lots of condiments for your wrapping pleasure:
Besides the cold daikon soup (shown above), there was also this delicious hot soup with bean sprouts:
The main attraction was, of course, the jokbal:
I think it was a small order. Unimportant. Tender meat, gelatinous skin...mmm...
Here's my cute little wrap:
Toward the end I was just eating pork without bothering to wrap it. So good.
We also ordered a pajeon (scallion pancake):
I left Grandma Pyeongnam's restaurant mucho satisfied. Grandma really knows her stuff.
When you get jokbal, make sure you go with a large enough group of people to split the costs. A small order of jokbal is gonna cost you $25, a medium order $30, and a large order $35.
평남할머니집 족발
서울 중구 장충동1가 62-26번지
02-2275-7580
Lots of condiments for your wrapping pleasure:
Besides the cold daikon soup (shown above), there was also this delicious hot soup with bean sprouts:
The main attraction was, of course, the jokbal:
I think it was a small order. Unimportant. Tender meat, gelatinous skin...mmm...
Here's my cute little wrap:
Toward the end I was just eating pork without bothering to wrap it. So good.
We also ordered a pajeon (scallion pancake):
I left Grandma Pyeongnam's restaurant mucho satisfied. Grandma really knows her stuff.
When you get jokbal, make sure you go with a large enough group of people to split the costs. A small order of jokbal is gonna cost you $25, a medium order $30, and a large order $35.
평남할머니집 족발
서울 중구 장충동1가 62-26번지
02-2275-7580
meat looks delish!
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