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Many
cold
noodle
shops
are
closed
during
the
winter,
but
here
at
Kangsan
Myeong
Nok,
you
can
enjoy
cold
noodles
even
in
the
winter.
When
I
first
drank
the
shochu
that
came
with
the
shochu,
I
was
surprised
to
hear
the
staff
say
something
like,
``We
don't
accept
orders
for
just
alcohol,
so
please
order
something
else.''
He
said
he
was
planning
to
eat
some
cold
noodles
later,
but
he
had
a
hard
time
understanding
what
he
meant
by
"later,"
so
he
finally
understood
what
he
meant
by
saying
"I
want
to
drink
slowly
and
eat
slowly"
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Okazu's
pickled
cucumbers
were
well
pickled
in
vinegar,
making
a
delicious
pickle
that
went
well
with
shochu.
Still,
I
felt
like
I
was
in
a
hurry,
so
I
hurriedly
ordered
Murnaengmyeon.
When
I
drank
the
cold
noodle
soup
that
was
brought
to
me,
I
was
surprised
that
this
cold
noodle
had
a
strong
vinegar
effect
and
had
the
sweet
and
sour
taste
that
Japanese
people
desire!
I
was
surprised
because
I
had
never
encountered
cold
noodles
in
Korea
that
had
just
the
right
flavor
without
adding
anything.
(For
example,
at
Daedong
Noodle
Shop
in
Daegu,
the
dongchimi
made
with
pickled
radish
kimchi
has
a
vague
taste,
and
they
add
vinegar
to
adjust
the
taste,
but
it
doesn't
really
hit
the
spot
until
the
end.)
)
The
Ugoji
inside
was
heavily
salted
to
match
the
sweet
and
sour
taste
of
the
soup,
making
the
taste
stand
out
clearly.
The
surprise
is
the
beef
inside.
I
thought
that
the
beef
that
came
with
the
cold
noodles
was
unnecessary
as
it
was
like
a
broth
with
no
flavor
at
all,
but
the
beef
here
was
split
along
the
fibers
and
was
seasoned
properly.
It
had
a
strong
flavor
and
was
very
delicious,
and
I
thought
it
would
make
sense
as
an
ingredient.
Overall,
it
was
a
very
well-balanced
and
delicious
cold
noodle
dish.
I
would
definitely
like
to
visit
this
restaurant
again
when
I
visit
Otei
again.
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