Today, Nareu’s recommended restaurants are places that boast the Korean delicacy of “Cold Noodles”!
I’m talking about Pildong
Myeonok and Woolaeoak .
First, Pildong Myeonok has consistently been selected for the Michelin
Guide since 2017.
While Pildong Myeonok’s “Cold Buckwheat Noodles” and “Spicy Buckwheat Noodles” go for 12,000 won,
they are different from your typical noodles because this shop makes it
Pyeongyang style.
Pildong Myeonok’s Pyeongyang Buckwheat Noodles have a clean meaty broth
and buckwheat noodles with a great texture.
On top of that, there is sliced beef and pork with onions and peppers.
It distinguishes itself even more from the normal noodles with the red pepper
flakes sprinkled over top.
Pildong Myeonok’s Spicy Buckwheat Noodles are also different from the
typical thing due to its sauce being thinner and hitting your nose and taste
buds with the savoriness of sesame oil.
Further, the spicy flavor is less spicy than you would typically expect,
so those who do not usually eat spicy foods well can appreciate and enjoy this
dish.
Next, I will tell you about Woolaeoak . Woolaeoak has been selected for
the Michelin Guide, so it comes as no surprise that it is bustling with people
wanting to try its Pyeongyang Buckwheat Noodles. A bowl will cost you 14,000
won, and you must pay in advance.
The menu is not only in Korean, but also a few foreign languages, so
foreign guests can also get to know about these popular dishes.
Woolaeoak’s Pyeongyang Buckwheat Noodles have a meat broth garnished
with Korean pear and cabbage kimchi. Unlike Pildong Myeonok, this restaurant
does not include red pepper flakes, onion or peppers in the dish.
As expected, Woolaeoak features delicious Pyeongyang Buckwheat Noodles
with a clean meat broth as its specialty.
Also, if you eat it together with the vegetable salad, you will fall in
love with its savory flavors.
While Woolaeoak’s Spicy Buckwheat Noodles are also garnished with pear
and cabbage kimchi, the sauce is more of what you’d be accustomed to versus
what you get at Pildong Myeonok.
That’s all I have for you today about these two great Pyeongyang
Buckwheat Noodles places. Both Pildong
Myeonok and Woolaeoak are restaurants you have to check out on a trip to Korea,
be it summer or any other season! So, what do you say to enjoying a bowl of
Cold Noodles with AREX?
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