April 30, 2010 — In Jeonju, it's customary to give lots of food for free- "as service" when you buy a pitcher of makgeolli (unfiltered rice wine). They don't skimp on the food and often you'll get almost 20 different plates for about $11.00. Jeonju is known for its generosity, but also for its flavor. It's been called the best taste city in Korea. Join my Youtube Page at http://www.youtube.com/user/delawheresdan for more great videos on food in South Korea!
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| Jeonju Makgeolli: 224-0808 |
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| Manun Sul: Filtered Makgeolli (Rice Wine) |
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| Jeonju Makgeolli: the place has a lot of character |
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| Jeonju Makgeolli: At 7pm the place was empty but the place filled up at 8. |
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| Jeonju Makgeolli: Green Onion Kimchi |
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| Jeonju Makgeolli: Snails |
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| Jeonju Makgeolli: Dolnamu (a type of green) with Spicy Chili Sauce |
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| Jeonju Makgeolli: Steamed Skate |
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My husband and I spent some time figuring out where to go first. Now you gave us some idea. Thanks for suggesting that place by the way.
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