Hwasunjip

The taste, price, friendliness, cleanliness, etc. are perfect.I ate it for 2 people, a man and a woman, and I feel like I'm going to die from hunger. Realu is enough to feed 2 out of 3 people.The pizza provided as a service is also worth 100 points.If you pay in cash, they give you a refund!There is also a parking lot(See photo for business hours)

Lots of kalguksu (noodles) and whole chicken legs go into a large basin-like bowl. The noodle soup noodles are chewy and the chicken legs are soft. All you have to do is eat the soup and geotjeori. After tearing off chicken legs and eating noodle soup, two people get one pizza. The pizza is Gorgonzola, a thin dough topped with a thin layer of cheese.

I think I waited for over an hour and a half starting when I left home due to waiting for internet. I still waited for a long time when I got there ;;I thought it tasted like regular chicken noodle soup, but I was surprised that it tasted like Nagasaki Jjamppong, and the chicken had a rich flavor.It was delicious and worth the wait.There seemed to be no likes or dislikes from children to the elderly.There were 3 of us and we ordered 2 servings and dumplings and I thought my stomach was going to explode.The pizza service was also great.I intend to go againWhen you go, you should definitely wait online to avoid waiting a little longer.

John. Tasty. Tang. 3 people went and ordered 2 servings for 22,000 won...It's a place that's worth a visit, and there was a waiting line because it's delicious.The host and cabbage are mixed together to create a variety of textures,and the green noodles made me think that there must be something healthy in them.The broth is also very refreshing and delicious, and the green chili peppers are served separately,so you can add them to your taste, which is a plus.If you order 2 servings of chicken, they serve one whole chicken,but it's more delicious if you break it down first and eat it rather than eating each one individually.The meat is well-fleshed and tender, and there's salt and chili sauce,so if you dip the chicken in it, it's really delicious.I hope you try dipping the chicken in the chili sauce.After eating for about 15 minutes, the Gorgonzola pizza comes out,and they use acacia honey, and the honey seems to be really expensive. My mother, who is very plain and doesn't usually eat pizza,said it was so clean that she left some for me and asked if I could eat more.As a side dish, pickled radish and pickled onion sauce were served.The pickled radish seemed to have been made fresh and was very crunchy and spicy....The pickled radish was also served in flat squares, making it easy to eat and refreshing,so if you eat it once while eating the kalguksu soup, your mouth will feel refreshing.Based on my standards for eating a little salty,the seasoning was very, very appropriate,so those who like it bland might find it a little salty.

The chicken noodle soup is delicious, the portions are generous, and the Gorgonzola pizza served is also delicious.The owner and servers are also very friendly.

It's very deliciousThe staff are all very friendly and the portions are huge!However, there was a toilet inside the restaurant as an interior design, but I thought this was a bit out of place.

It was nice that the inside was clean.There were 3 people who ate 2 servings, but there was a lot of food so we had some left over.And even pizza service!!!The combination of chicken kalguksu and gorgonzola pizza was refreshing.

The amount of chicken kalguksu is very large (there is enough leftover for 3 people to eat for 2 people..!)The meat is very tender and the broth tastes amazing!The basic kimchi for kalguksu was also delicious.