Cheap eats in Seoul: 나살언고향 (I lived in the home) restaurant
Tuesday, January 13, 2015![]() |
Facade of the restaurant |
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Grandma Yu's Bibimbap is closed due to elections... |
For lunch, we
were looking forward to dining in one of the best restaurants offering bibimbap
- Jeonju Yu Grandmother's Bibimbap or simply Grandma Yu's bibimbap but we were unlucky
as the restaurant was closed due to the elections. We despaired for a while but
instead looked for an alternative restaurant to dine in. Fortunately we found 나살언고향, roughly
translated (from Google Translate) to ‘I lived in the home’ restaurant just near Grandma Yu’s Bibimbap.
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Our view from inside the restaurant |
Menu or promo displayed outside |
It was our first time to enter an establishment and we were warmly greeted by the ahjummas. We picked the cozy spot near the window so we can watch people walking by.
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Restaurant's interior |
Our first meal in Seoul |
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Bulgogi stew |
Meanwhile,
my sister’s kimchi jjigae or kimchi stew was warm and rightfully spicy. I could
just imagine how hard it was to slurp the hot broth while it stings your
tongue. For 6,000 KRW, the bibimbap and kimchi stew were definitely worth the
price.
While
finishing our meal, I had the strange feeling that I heard some mice squeaking
behind the wall. I looked behind me and under our table but there was nothing. The
restaurant looked clean enough so I just ignored it.
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View of the street from the restaurant |
Location:
By train: Alight at City Hall station and take the Exit No. 7 or 8.
By train: Alight at City Hall station and take the Exit No. 7 or 8.
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