Jeju Seogwipo 2024 new store opening Wang Sebang (Wang Son-in-law) pork rice soup 왕서방네 하꼬방

#100 Ways to Travel Address: 275-29 Seogwi-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea The first time I saw you was 275-29 Ambience/Facilities: Market-style storefront, wooden decor, credit cards accepted Specialties: Pork kimchi pot, fried fish Price per person: 10,000 won Rating: This is a newly opened pork soup restaurant by the son-in-law of the original grandmother mochi restaurant next door. The main dishes are kimchi pork soup rice and Seogwipo's most famous fried fish. During the opening period, purchases made with receipts can be exchanged for a portion of citrus mochi worth 5,000 yuan at the Yuanzu Grandma's Mochi restaurant next door. Originally, I came here for breakfast after arriving in Seogwipo because I saw the new opening promotion and before leaving for the next day. Because it opens around 10 o'clock, and there are not many people in the morning when you come to the market every day! The store has just opened. We became the first group of customers that day. I don’t know if it was because we were the first group, but the old lady came over to greet us warmly and gave each of us a box of citrus mochi. It’s an accidental early bird discount! Although I came here because of the discount, the kimchi pork rice soup at Wang Nvxu's house tastes really good. Unlike other pork soup rice dishes that are served per person, this one is 20,000 won, enough for two people, and comes directly in a small pot with a small stove. Each person gets a bowl of white rice, and side dishes of fish cakes, kimchi, and shredded radish kimchi. There are also seaweed sheets, which can help you feel full. I don’t know if it’s because the soup was sold this morning, but the pork soup tastes light and the kimchi is quite sour. Very suitable for breakfast. The seasoning of the side dish is also relatively refreshing compared to the hangover-relief-level pork soup and rice. The clerk can speak Chinese and will come over to ask if the taste needs to be adjusted. I guess this is the bonus of visiting a new store! The store accepts credit cards, which shouldn't need to be emphasized in Korea. There will be a Yakult truck passing by the door in the morning, and only cash or wowpass is accepted.