Seoul National University Entrance Sundae Restaurant, Recommended for Drinkers [Sangol]

Address: 211 Gwanak-ro, Gwanak-gu, Seoul Opening hours: 11:00-22:00 Closed every Sunday I heard that a restaurant called Sangol is famous for its sundae omakase, so I tried to go but couldn't. Maybe that's why I kept thinking about it, so I ended up going. They say it's inside Bongcheon Central Market, but I didn't know it was a market. I went around 7pm on a weekday, and there was already a line. I guess it's a famous restaurant. They say the old kimchi that comes as a side dish is also famous. It seems to cut down on the greasiness. I went once and it was delicious, so I went again. The first time I went, we had a mixed meal and naejangtang. I heard that these are the two menus that most people order. It's not on the menu, but they also sell soju. I went twice, and the first time I went, the special cuts that looked like tripe in the mixed meal were a bit fishy, ​​but the other parts didn't taste fishy even when they cooled down. The fatty parts of the meat weren't greasy, and the sundae was especially delicious. The second time I went, there was no fishy smell, and the only downside was that there was too much fat in the meat. The Naejangtang had a lot of ingredients inside, but I didn't have the sense to take pictures of them. If you feel like the food is a little lacking, I recommend adding some sundae. You can use the market bathroom, but it was better than I thought, and you have to bring your own toilet paper. I visited twice in a month, and it's a place worth going to especially for those who like alcohol (soju is 4,000 won). #SeoulTravel #RestaurantExploration #CityTravel