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Naengmyeon |
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available. It takes 2 hours. Seoul Subway Exit 11 is the place to meet Welcome to Book |
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Making Naengmeon |
Ethnic Costume |
Wedding dress |
Hair Queen |
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Traditional Tea |
Folk customs play |
Certificate |
Play equipment |
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Prices per person |
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$65 |
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Naengmyeon is a noodle dish that Koreans enjoy especially in the summer. There are two varieties of this dish, Pyeongyang naengmyeon and Hamheung naengmyeon, named for the regions where they originated. The noodles are made of buckwheat flour with a bit of mung-bean starch mixed in. Pyeongyang naengmyeon is served in a cold beef or chicken broth to which the diner adds vinegar and hot mustard to taste. It also usually contains slices of beef, pear, and hard-boiled egg. Hamheung naengmyeon has no broth but is served with raw skate seasoned with hot red-pepper paste. |
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