[Seoul] KINGS Enjoyed BULGOGI | Hanbok Korean Restaurant Meal Ticket

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Bulgogi is a Korean meat dish.
It is a dish made by seasoning lean meat such as beef, then grilling it over a fire.
It is considered one of the national foods of Korea. 🍖Refunds are possible on the same day. (However, refunds are not possible for past dates.) The store does not allow seat reservations for customers who order, and you may have to wait for a table during busy times. The photos are for reference only and the actual product provided shall prevail.

• Royal Bulgogi
  Seoul-style bulgogi is a soup bulgogi that originated from royal court cuisine.
  It is a thin bowl with a convex center that can be used for direct grilling and a concave edge that can hold water or broth.
  When grilling meat, the juices flow out and add flavor to the broth. You can also dip the meat in the broth while it is cooking or marinate it and eat it.
  It is a dish eaten with spices such as mushrooms, green onions, and onions, and noodles.
  The origin of the grilling container for grilling Seoul-style bulgogi is not clear, but it is similar in appearance to the beonggeojitgol, a stew container from the Joseon Dynasty.
  It is believed to have been used before that, as it appears in photographs depicting the lives of Seoul citizens in the 1960s.
  When people say 'bulgogi' in the metropolitan area of South Korea, they are mostly referring to Seoul-style bulgogi.