Seolleongtang
Start with the broth, then add a small amount of salt. Taste and adjust gradually.
FIRST TIME AT OEGOJIP?
Most dishes at Oegojip are mild and non-spicy. Choose yukgaejang when you want a spicy soup. Seolleongtang is served gently seasoned so each guest can add roasted sea salt and scallions to taste.
Start with the broth, then add a small amount of salt. Taste and adjust gradually.
Choose this hearty beef-and-vegetable soup when you want a medium level of heat.
Mild boiled beef or cartilage platters for the table, served with dipping sauces and wraps.
Korean Beef Bone Soup
A mild yet deeply savory beef soup.
Beef bones and meat are simmered for hours into a mild yet deeply savory broth with sliced beef and thin wheat noodles. Smooth and non-spicy, it is welcoming to those new to Korean cuisine. Seolleongtang has long been enjoyed in Seoul. Oegojip uses domestically raised 1++ beef, Korea’s highest grade, for a deep, clean flavor.
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First, taste the broth without seasoning to enjoy its natural depth of flavor.
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If the broth tastes too mild, add a little salt to suit your taste.
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Add rice a little at a time, then enjoy it with the noodles and beef.
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Enjoy it with kkakdugi or kimchi for a refreshing contrast.
Spicy Beef & Vegetable Soup
A hearty Korean beef soup with medium heat.
Yukgaejang begins with our seolleongtang broth, seasoned with a spicy blend and simmered with premium 1++ Hanwoo beef (Korea’s highest beef grade), scallions, oyster mushrooms, egg and glass noodles. It is a hearty Korean soup with medium heat and generous ingredients.
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Taste the broth with some beef and vegetables first to gauge the heat.
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Add rice a little at a time to soften the heat and make the soup more filling.
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Enjoy the 1++ Hanwoo beef, vegetables and glass noodles together with rice.
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Pair the soup with kimchi or kkakdugi (radish kimchi) for a crisp, tangy contrast.
Beef Cartilage & Tendon Soup
A mild, deeply savory soup with tender, pleasantly chewy cartilage and tendon.
Doganitang is a mild yet deeply savory soup with beef cartilage, tendon, and 1++ Hanwoo beef (Korea’s highest beef grade). The cartilage and tendon are slowly cooked until tender and pleasantly chewy.
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Begin with the broth as served to appreciate its mild yet deep flavor.
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If the broth tastes too mild, add a little salt to suit your taste.
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Lightly dip the tender cartilage and tendon in wasabi soy sauce for a gentle wasabi kick and savory flavor.
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Add rice to the broth a little at a time and enjoy it with crisp kkakdugi (radish kimchi).
Tender Boiled Beef Slices
Tender, moist slices of premium Hanwoo made for sharing.
Suyuk is a sharing platter of premium 1++ Hanwoo beef (Korea’s highest beef grade), gently boiled and thinly sliced for a tender, moist texture. Try it with salt or wasabi soy sauce, or pair it with perilla leaves, kimchi, garlic and ssamjang.
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Dip the first slice lightly in salt to appreciate the clean, natural flavor of the beef.
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Lightly dip the next slice in wasabi soy sauce.
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Wrap a slice in a perilla leaf and add garlic with ssamjang for a fresh, aromatic bite.
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Pair the mild beef with kimchi for a brighter, tangy contrast.
Boiled Ox Knee Cartilage
A warm sharing platter with tender, pleasantly chewy cartilage and tendon.
Dogani suyuk is a warm sharing platter of beef cartilage, tendon, and 1++ Hanwoo beef (Korea’s highest beef grade), gently cooked until tender. Try the first piece as served, then pair it with wasabi soy sauce, perilla leaves, kimchi, garlic, or ssamjang.
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Begin without sauce to appreciate the soft, pleasantly chewy cartilage and tendon.
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Lightly dip the next piece in wasabi soy sauce for a gentle wasabi kick and savory flavor.
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Wrap a piece in a perilla leaf and add garlic with ssamjang for a fresh, aromatic bite.
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Enjoy it while warm, with a little cartilage and tendon in each bite.