[Seoul] - Mogyo Samgyetang (무교 삼계탕)

After arrived in Nambu Bus Terminal from Muju, we took taxi directly to CenterMark Hotel.
 

Happy to see there's buffet lunch with reasonable price. 

But when we called around 3pm, we're told that they're already closed for lunch ㅠㅠ

We found a restaurant selling Samgyetang near the hotel.

It's located just at the opposite building. 

On the billboard, it stated that 39 years of authentic tradition samgyetang, which must guarantee the taste wouldn't go wrong. Do you know that Samgyetang is good to rejuvenate and replenish energy?

 Without further do, we entered the restaurant and 

quickly ordered 2 bowls of Samgyetang.

Ups... I didn't snap any photo of the Samgyetang?! These photos were shown that they're created at 3pm. Maybe that's explained that we're like hungry ghost and quickly swallowed everything on the table :P

Oh... now I remember! We didn't take photo because 이모 was super passionate serving us. After she put our Samgyetang on table, she taught us how to eat Samgyetang. Maybe because she identified that we're foreigners and don't know how to eat it properly. 

So she asked us to take out a piece of meat and dip on the salt, and not to pour the salt inside the soup. Then, she somehow make sure that we followed the correct procedures before leaving us alone.

Hahaha... That's not our first time eating Samgyetang, We like Samgyetang a lot, and always eat it when we're in Korea and occasionally cooked it if my lazy mood is not turned on.

 

Oriental Ginseng Soup (KRW 14,000) @ 고봉삼계탕 (Gobong Samgyetang) 

Samgyetang with Ginseng (KRW 15,000) and Samgyetang with

Wild Mountain Ginseng (KRW 21,000) @ Tosokchon.

The price is considered cheap compared to Gobong and Tosokchon. It's hard to compare and very subjective as they have their own uniqueness. I simply love all types of Samgyetang~^^

Antique Wall Clock.

무교 삼계탕 (Mogyo Samgyetang)

Add: 서울 종로구 관훈동 198-17 

Gwanhundong, Jongno-gu, Seoul 198-17, Korea

Phone: 02-734-4635