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Taste of Johnson soup was not bad, but too classic and old style. Seems put quite amount of smashed galic and got the smell of some lump of grounded meats and hams. Inside of restaurant was enough space around 10 tables or more as a bit packed. Also ought to aware of parking due to less.

So so....

I don't know what Budae Jjigae tastes like, so I didn't feel any special taste. The soup started with a strong peppery taste. Once it was boiled enough, the rich ham flavor came out and it was delicious. The texture was very good due to the large amount of green onions, and I was impressed by the type of ham that did not go well with Budae Jjigae.

I've been here for the first time while passing by, and it has a spicy flavor that's a bit different from the usual budae-jjigae. There are plenty of sausages and ham, and there are lots of green onions and crown crowns, so the soup is refreshing and delicious~~ The rice, probably from new rice, is sticky and delicious. The kimchi taste is the best!!!! Budaejjigae costs 10,000 won, but packaging costs 9,000 won, so many people are packaging it. Parking is a bit difficult because the front of the store is narrow, but if you park in the public parking lot in front, they give you a 1,000 won discount~~^^

There is no stir-fried budae-eum here, and only budae-jjiga is considered the winner. Like Uijeongbu-style budae-jjigae, the broth is like plain water and contains more vegetables such as crown daisy, but there is no tofu. I ate meat sari and ramen sari one by one... and it was nice because it was spicy. (If you are a fighter, 2 servings of stew + meat + ramen will be enough for 2 men) Parking is a problem, but if you park in the paid parking lot opposite and mention it at checkout, you will get a 1,000 won discount. Even if you park in front of the store, it's a three-way intersection so it's difficult to park and get out. There may be a wait during lunch hours on holidays, so you may want to go early in the morning or avoid lunch in the afternoon.