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Yonggeumok

용금옥

A Seoul-style chutang house trading since 1932, its loach soup built on a beef broth with tofu, mushrooms and fried bean curd.

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The front of Yonggeumok at night: an illuminated sign reading 용금옥 since 1932 above a small tiled gateway, the plaque 湧金屋 and the house number 24-2 over the door, the interior visible through the open wooden door, and a standing banner beside it reading 서울식 추탕 용금옥.

Place information

Korean name
용금옥
Address
24-2 Dadong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
Opening hours
not published by the operator
Hours notes
This record does not say when it opens. No page the restaurant publishes itself could be found, and the feature that carries its address does not carry hours. A house of the same name trades in Tongin-dong from the same root but separately today; this record is the Dadong one only.

Chutang — Seoul-style loach soup selected

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  • What the broth is made of — eight Seoul houses, seven different bases

    Beef, ox knee, beef stock with loach, pork twice, a whole chicken, cod, and sausage. Eight Seoul houses whose signature is a single bowl of soup, arranged by what that soup is actually made from. A bowl costs between 11,000 and 20,000 won, four of them shut for part of the afternoon, and two publish no hours at all.

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