Cuisine

Noodles (막국수 전문점)

District

Gapyeong (가평군) , Gyeonggi

Address

Gyeonggi-do Gapyeong-gun Seolak-myeon Changui-ri 447-1

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Ne Jamae Pyeonggang Makguksu is a buckwheat noodle restaurant in Seorak-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi Province, originally founded by four sisters and now run by their youngest...

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Ne Jamae Pyeonggang Makguksu is a buckwheat noodle restaurant in Seorak-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi Province, originally founded by four sisters and now run by their youngest brother. The two-story standalone building sits on the roadside between Seorak-myeon office and the Hongcheon direction, having relocated from its earlier spot near Pristine Valley Golf Club. The bibim makguksu arrives under a vivid red sauce that looks far spicier than it tastes, the seasoning is carefully balanced to let the nutty buckwheat flavor come through, while sesame oil and perilla oil add a fragrant richness. A separate serving of broth accompanies each bowl, letting diners adjust consistency to taste, and the sauce holds together well enough that adding mustard or vinegar is unnecessary. The hoe-makguksu tops the noodles with raw fish that is unexpectedly soft in texture and pairs naturally with the red seasoning. The gamjajeon is an essential addition to any order, thick-cut with a crispy shell and a chewy, starchy center that represents the dish at its textbook best. At 17,000 KRW it may prompt a moment of hesitation, but the size and quality settle any doubt once it arrives. The pyeonyuk is prepared in a bossam-adjacent style, yielding slices that are noticeably more tender than standard boiled pork and taste excellent wrapped in perilla leaves with radish kimchi. Among the banchan, the yeolmu-kimchi stands out for its quality, and warm buckwheat tea served in place of water adds a subtle finishing touch to the meal. A generous parking lot surrounds the building, and the location just off Seorak IC makes it a natural stop for anyone driving between Seoul and Sokcho.