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A 50-year Togok-style bowl with separately boiled bones and a savory broth
A Togok pork soup restaurant with a Gyeongju-style approach and long local history. The hours run late, so it can work for dinner or a late soup stop as well as lunch.
The broth has a savory depth from bones boiled separately, but it does not feel overly thick. It is a steady neighborhood bowl with a boiled pork set meal available when you want the meat set apart.
Expect a line during peak meal times; turnover is usually quick, but off-peak timing makes the meal easier. It also works for parents, older guests, or family, once the seating and parking notes suit you. It is useful for breakfast, hangover soup, late hours, or a travel-day meal depending on the listed hours. The mood is closer to an old local market or alley restaurant than a polished destination dining room.
What people order here: Dwaeji Gukbap 10,000 KRW · Boiled Pork Set Meal 13,000 KRW. The list moves with the season, so confirm what is on when you arrive.