A Long-Awaited Visit to Hong Gi and Jjukkumi
It's been a while since my last visit!
I think the last time I was here was for brunch with my parents?
This is my first time back since then?!
I ordered the Jjukkumi (small octopus) set menu.
It's 14,000 won per person.
When did the price go up this much?
I think I would have said it was good value for money in my previous posts, but I'm not so sure now.
Still, it comes with a variety of things...
Actually, I don't really need anything else but the acorn pancake (Dotori Jeon).
You can buy the acorn pancake separately for 8,000 won.
It seems that all the menu items are available for individual purchase, and they also offer takeout.
I heard that an acquaintance once only ordered the acorn pancake for takeout.
The acorn pancake is crispy, but why is it so small? Haha.
Did it shrink? Lol.
It doesn't seem to have much in the way of vegetables and looks pretty simple, but...
Anything that's pan-fried or deep-fried is delicious.
The seaweed soup is self-service.
The set also includes salad (mostly lettuce) and acorn jelly salad.
The restaurant is long and narrow.
The menu is above.
The Jjukkumi looks like it's seasoned deliciously, but...
It almost feels like there's not enough sauce.
If you want to mix it with rice,
It would be nice if there were a bit more vegetables and broth.
But why do the legs of the octopus look so creepy to me? Random thought.
So I cut them up into small pieces with scissors or mainly eat the head part~;
I think I go there mainly for the acorn pancake, haha.
Anyway, I ate a lot, although I didn't eat much Jjukkumi, haha.
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