Seoul · Dongdaemun
Jangchung-dong Jokbal Street
A whole street of braised pork trotter restaurants, most open until late.
Traditional Food · ₩₩

Korean name: 막걸리 · makgeolli
Cloudy unfiltered rice wine, lightly fizzy and served in a brass bowl.
Milky, lightly sweet and tangy, with a gentle fizz.
Shake or stir gently before pouring; traditionally drunk from shallow bowls alongside pajeon.
Unfiltered rice wine fermented with nuruk.
Alcoholic — usually around 6–8% ABV. Drinking with pajeon on rainy days is a well-known custom.
Jeonju's makgeolli alley, where each bottle arrives with free side dishes.
A whole street of braised pork trotter restaurants, most open until late.
Traditional restaurants serving the thick Dongnae-style seafood pancake with makgeolli.
Order a kettle of rice wine and the table fills with free dishes; more kettles, more food.