Myeongdong Kyoja has two locations within the Myeongdong shopping district. I'm not quite sure which one we ended up going in to, but it was the one I saw first!
We were seated at the second floor. The shop was busy! The server lady dropped off the menu and returned very quickly to take our orders and payment. Very efficient!
The condiments were on the table.
And the utensils were in the drawers under the table.
This was silly, but when the kimchi and soups came John and I wondered why the lady didn't bring us the utensils. We asked for chopsticks (using hand gestures) and the lady looked surprised (or shocked?) and pulled out the drawer right next to me.
So that was where the chopsticks and spoons were.
We got the steamed mandu (steamed dumplings) and bibimguksu (spicy cold noodles). They were delicious!
The steamed mandu.
The bibimguksu.
The steamed mandu was filled with juicy ground pork and vegetables, and the skin was thin and delicious, too!
And for the bibimguksu, the boy that brought the dish asked if we wanted to have it cut, and we said yes, so he cut the "pile" of noodles into four sections for easy-eating. The noodles were cooked well and their texture was QQ - soft yet "al dente". I really liked them!
The kimchi at Myeongdong Kyoja was also some of our favorite during this trip... very garlic-y! Yum.
mmm Myeongdong Kyoja!
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