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Chuncheon Myeongmul Dakgalbi

춘천명물닭갈비

A dakgalbi house in Samcheon-dong, Chuncheon; its citation names the aged sauce and cooking without added oil.

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Place information

Korean name
춘천명물닭갈비
Address
813 Yetgyeongchun-ro, Chuncheon, Gangwon
Opening hours
not published by the operator
Closed
Not published by the operator

History

According to the Korea Tourism Organization, the restaurant opened near the back gate of Kangwon National University as Hyangto Dakgalbi. It later moved to Samcheon-dong and changed its name to Chuncheon Myeongmul Dakgalbi, with the aim of making Chuncheon the home of dakgalbi.

  1. 1987

    Hyangto Dakgalbi opens

  2. 1990

    Move to Samcheon-dong and name change

Korea Tourism Organization, VISITKOREA — Chuncheon Myeongmul Dakgalbi: opened in 1987 as Hyangto Dakgalbi by the back gate of Kangwon National University, moved to Samcheon-dong and renamed in 1990 ·

What to eat

Dakgalbi — chicken stir-fried in chilli sauce₩16,000

Priced from the 춘천닭갈비(250g) row on Naver Place — one portion.

Dakgalbi — chicken stir-fried in chilli sauce selected

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