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Sukiyaki is a rare meat dish in Japanese cuisine that traces its origins back to before the Meiji Restoration. A recipe for Sakanasuki using raw fish was written in Ryori Monogatari (料理物語), a cookbook published in the early Edo period. Sukiyaki is described in Haeyurok (海遊錄), written by Shin Yu-han, who visited Japan as a Joseon envoy in 1719. It can be said to be a dish with a long tradition. Sukiyaki originated in Kansai (Kansai), but is divided into Kansai and Kanto styles. Kansai-style sukiyaki is eaten by dipping meat and vegetables in sukiyaki sauce in a cast iron pan. Kanto-style sukiyaki is a nabe style where meat and vegetables are put in a broth and eaten together, and udon and porridge are boiled in the remaining broth. To us, any style may taste delicious, but to Japanese people, Kanto and Kansai people sometimes fight each other. Kigen This is a Kansai-style sukiyaki specialty restaurant. The most important things in sukiyaki are meat, eggs, and sauce. We use special sukiyaki sauce, high-quality BMS grade 9 beef, and eggs from Baekbong Ogolgye to make sukiyaki with the best ingredients. A chef from Kansai serves sukiyaki himself, which is also a big attraction. They make sukiyaki with their skilled skills, and it is definitely different. I ate a very delicious sukiyaki after a long time. The atmosphere is good and it is good for gatherings, so please visit us. #christmasgiveaway #mapletrees #luxuryhotel #skiing #nationalpark #Gangnam-gujaeyoung #Gangnam-gu restaurant #Nonhyeon-dongjaeyoung #Nonhyeon-dong restaurant #Sukiyakijaeyoung #Sukiyaki restaurant #Kigenjaeyoung #Kigen #Sukiyaki #Apgujeong-dongjaeyoung #Apgujeong-dong restaurant #Apgujeong restaurant #Sinsa restaurant #Cheongdam restaurant