I found this place on Rainy’s blog too, and went to check it out.
A place like this..
Turns out it is doing pretty well for itself.
The menu
I ordered the siraegi (dried radish greens) tojong sundaeguk.
The table setting
Not bad at all. They give you the liver in nice big slabs too.
Sundaeguk
Siraegi and the meat
Maybe it is all the siraegi in it, but it was a distinctive sundaeguk that felt a bit like taro soup. There are plenty of places serving good sundaeguk in this world, but this unique style is something you can only taste here, so I think it will cross my mind now and then.





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