There were about 2 teams waiting, but we were seated quickly without a long wait.

It was nice that there was a separate waiting area outside where we could sit and wait.

Parking is a bit tight, but it seems like you can just park in the alley if there’s a spot?

The menu is as follows.

It’s more advantageous to order a set menu.

They say they do takeout, and I’m so envious of the people in Daegu…

We chose the 2-person set with glass noodles.

You can adjust the spiciness, but we ordered level 3, which is described as the most popular flavor.

Since it was our first time here, we went with the standard option.

This is how it looks when it first comes out. It’s not served pre-cooked,

but rather set up, and you cook it yourself.

The staff sets a timer and tells you not to open the lid at all lol.

When the timer rings, they come over and stir it for you.

These are the basic side dishes and the buckwheat pancake that was part of the set.

The buckwheat pancake is thin, but it’s not just one piece…

When cut, the portion is very generous!!

After it boils, you add bean sprouts and eat it together.

The gondre (thistle) rice was really delicious.

Level 3 spiciness is perfectly spicy.

But I’m curious about level 4!! It’s a flavor I want to eat again!

If it weren’t so far, I would have definitely gotten takeout…

There was also a nostalgic lottery event, but unfortunately, I got 5th place…

I received a nostalgic candy, Apollo, and had it for dessert.

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I highly recommend Apsan큰골집, the best spicy braised ribs restaurant in Daegu…..

I want to eat it again.