호호국수


What are noodles? According to 'Goryeodogyeong', there is a record stating, 'Wheat was imported from the Huabei region to eat noodles, and the price of flour was so high that it was difficult to eat except on special occasions.' Even during the Joseon Dynasty, flour was very precious and was only served as a special dish for the king in the royal kitchen. Nowadays, it has become a dish that anyone can eat, but Hoho Guksu will be your special dish, worthy of being served to royalty, with fresh ingredients and savory broth!
Seoul, South Korea
Hoho Janchi Guksu
호호잔치국수
Noodles made by swirling boiled somyeon noodles in clear anchovy broth and topping them with garnishes. The broth is light and refreshing, and it is a traditional Korean noodle dish that can be enjoyed without feeling heavy.
Hoho Bibim Guksu
호호비빔국수
Noodles mixed with spicy-sweet gochujang sauce and vegetables served over boiled somyeon noodles. The crisp texture of the vegetables and the savory flavor of the sauce combine to stimulate your appetite.
Hoho Mandu
호호만두
Steamed dumplings made by wrapping a filling of meat and vegetables in a thin flour wrapper. It is a great side menu to enjoy with noodles, and you can taste its savory and salty flavor when dipped in soy sauce.
Jumeokbap (Rice Balls)
주먹밥
A convenient meal made by rolling rice into balls. It is savory with seasonings like seaweed flakes or sesame oil, and it neutralizes spiciness when eaten with spicy noodle dishes.
Spicy Janchi Guksu
얼큰 잔치국수
Noodles made by adding spicy seasoning to basic Janchi Guksu broth and boiling it until it's spicy. It features a cool yet spicy broth and is also good for hangovers.
Spicy Bibim Guksu
얼큰 비빔국수
A menu that emphasizes spiciness more than regular bibim guksu. It is suitable for those who enjoy intense spiciness and is a taste that relieves stress.
Contains Dairy
Peanut Allergy
Contains Fish
Contains Shellfish
Gluten Free
Vegan Options
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