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My Korean friend recommended authentic and delicious snow soup

šŸ– Seoul Soulongtang: Allston’s Authentic Korean Spot—Recommended by Locals This Allston gem comes highly praised by my Korean friend for its authenticity—and it delivers. From jokbal (pork trotter) to japchae, every shared dish hit the mark, making it a safe bet for Korean food cravings. 🄢 Must-Share Dishes Jokbal ($24.95): 🐷 Warm, tender pork trotter—the skin is (sticky, gelatinous), and the meat falls apart easily. Perfectly seasoned (not too salty), it’s great on its own or paired with radish kimchi (as my friend suggested). Less bold than Hanmaru’s spicy stir-fried version, but satisfying in its simplicity. LA Galbi ($29.95): 🦓 Thin-sliced marinated short ribs—hard to mess up, but theirs shine. Grilled over an open flame (adds that smoky edge), the sweet-savory sauce clings to the meat. Only downside: The slices are thin, so it feels a touch pricey. Japchae ($15.95): šŸœ My go-to Korean dish, and this version nails it. Savory (not sweet, which I prefer) glass noodles tossed with veggies—beef is sparse, but the flavor is on point. Light, but satisfying. Haemool Pajun ($14.95): 🦐 Seafood and green onion pancake loaded with shrimp, squid, and tons of scallions. Fried in plenty of oil, it’s crispy, greasy, and delicious—exactly how a good pajun should be. 😐 The ā€œAuthenticā€ Misses (For Me) Sul Lung Tang ($16.95): 🄣 A mild beef bone broth that’s very subtle—almost tasteless without added salt, which amplifies the beefy flavor. My friend loved its authenticity, but it’s too plain for my palate. Naengmyeon ($15.95): šŸœ Savory cold noodles, whereas I prefer the sweet-tangy version (like the ones at Northeastern Chinese spots). Again, my friend confirmed it’s ā€œtrue to Korean rootsā€ā€”just not my vibe. ✨ The Verdict Value: ~$31 per person (for 6 people) with average portion sizes. Fair for the quality. Vibe: Casual, with fast service—great for groups. Final thought: A solid pick for authentic Korean flavors. Stick to the grilled meats, japchae, and pancake, and you won’t go wrong. šŸ“ Seoul Soulongtang 1245 Commonwealth Ave, Allston, MA 02134 #BostonKorean #AllstonEats #AuthenticFlavors

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My Korean friend recommended authentic and delicious snow soup

šŸ– Seoul Soulongtang: Allston’s Authentic Korean Spot—Recommended by Locals This Allston gem comes highly praised by my Korean friend for its authenticity—and it delivers. From jokbal (pork trotter) to japchae, every shared dish hit the mark, making it a safe bet for Korean food cravings. 🄢 Must-Share Dishes Jokbal ($24.95): 🐷 Warm, tender pork trotter—the skin is (sticky, gelatinous), and the meat falls apart easily. Perfectly seasoned (not too salty), it’s great on its own or paired with radish kimchi (as my friend suggested). Less bold than Hanmaru’s spicy stir-fried version, but satisfying in its simplicity. LA Galbi ($29.95): 🦓 Thin-sliced marinated short ribs—hard to mess up, but theirs shine. Grilled over an open flame (adds that smoky edge), the sweet-savory sauce clings to the meat. Only downside: The slices are thin, so it feels a touch pricey. Japchae ($15.95): šŸœ My go-to Korean dish, and this version nails it. Savory (not sweet, which I prefer) glass noodles tossed with veggies—beef is sparse, but the flavor is on point. Light, but satisfying. Haemool Pajun ($14.95): 🦐 Seafood and green onion pancake loaded with shrimp, squid, and tons of scallions. Fried in plenty of oil, it’s crispy, greasy, and delicious—exactly how a good pajun should be. 😐 The ā€œAuthenticā€ Misses (For Me) Sul Lung Tang ($16.95): 🄣 A mild beef bone broth that’s very subtle—almost tasteless without added salt, which amplifies the beefy flavor. My friend loved its authenticity, but it’s too plain for my palate. Naengmyeon ($15.95): šŸœ Savory cold noodles, whereas I prefer the sweet-tangy version (like the ones at Northeastern Chinese spots). Again, my friend confirmed it’s ā€œtrue to Korean rootsā€ā€”just not my vibe. ✨ The Verdict Value: ~$31 per person (for 6 people) with average portion sizes. Fair for the quality. Vibe: Casual, with fast service—great for groups. Final thought: A solid pick for authentic Korean flavors. Stick to the grilled meats, japchae, and pancake, and you won’t go wrong. šŸ“ Seoul Soulongtang 1245 Commonwealth Ave, Allston, MA 02134 #BostonKorean #AllstonEats #AuthenticFlavors

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