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Seoryeong, a Pyeongyang Naengmyeon House on Ganghwa Island

Seoryeong is a famous name among foodies. If you ask what you should eat once you’ve gone all the way to Ganghwa Island, this is the first place that comes to mind.

The place

Seoryeong myeonok.

Nice design.

The menu

Seoryeong myeonok.

There’s a long wait, so you can settle on your order while you queue.

Ganghwa Island scenery

Seoryeong myeonok.

I took this while waiting.

Inside

Seoryeong myeonok.

Nice and tidy.

The counter

Seoryeong myeonok.

The kettle

Seoryeong myeonok.

Side dishes

Seoryeong myeonok.

Pretty spare.

Suyuk (boiled pork)

Seoryeong myeonok.

Good quality.

Mandu

Seoryeong myeonok.

The mandu are big and tasty.

Perilla oil memil-guksu (buckwheat noodles)

Seoryeong myeonok.

Weaker than I expected. Both the perilla oil and the noodles. Gogiri seems much better.

Mul-naengmyeon

Seoryeong myeonok.

Somehow the impact is weak. A bit too wholesome, maybe.

Bibim naengmyeon

Seoryeong myeonok.

The sauce is good. Maybe because it isn’t that spicy, this was the one of the three I enjoyed most.

It doesn’t feel like a place worth making a special trip out for, so next time I think I’ll try somewhere else. I even wonder whether it’s worth standing in a line this long.

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