웹진 번역(영어 번역본)5. Udon Bul-go-gi (marinated barbeque beef) Alley in Bukseong-ro This alley is located across from the Bukseong-ro Branch of Daegu Bank in Buk-gu. The village of portable wagons is formed around 7 o’clock at every night and is popular for grilled bul-bo-gi (marinatd barbeque beef). 6. Anago (Japanese word for salt water eel) Alley This alley is located within Anchon-dong Market towards Dalseong Park from the crossroads of Mt. Mukbi, Buk-gu. This alley is consisted of business shops that specialize in Anago Barbeque. 7. Bossam (steamed pork wrapped in leaf vegetables) Alley (Nammun Market) It is located within Nammun Market in Joong-gu. Restaurants that sell Gimchee and pork slices, soondae (Korean style blood sausage) and Bossam are located where Nammun Market and Automobile Parts Alley meet. 8. Gopchang (Cow’s small intestines) Alley This alley is located on the road towards Mt. Apsan from Bangogae Crossroad. Gopchang that has been coated with initial sauce is grilled on a briquette and eaten by dipping it in soy bean paste sauce. Gopchang is more affordable than Makchang for a guiltless joy. 9. Daegu Joint Raw Fish Slice Market This market is located on the left side of the road towards Seobu Bus Station from Doryu Park in Dalseo-gu. This alley is consisted of restaurants that offer various types of fresh raw fish slices at very affordable price. 10. Muchimhwe (raw fish slice salad with spicy sauce) Alley There is an old road towards the direction of Bangogae Crossroad from Saegil Market in Nam-gu. This alley is consisted of restaurants that sell sweet and sour muchimhwe. 11. Shincheong-dong Dukbokgi (rice cake in spicy sauce) Alley This alley is located within Shincheong Market in Shincheon-dong, Suseong-gu. The extremely spicy dukbokgi made with an enormous amount of peppers and hot peppers are sold with deep-fried fish cake and dumplings. The taste of Dukbokgi Alley that is represented by Shincheon Grandma Dukbokgi is very addicting to the point that it is also referred to as ‘narcotic Dukbokgi’. 12. Food Alley Food Alleys in Gyodong Market, Chilseong Market, and Seomun Market Traditional marketplaces packed with people, things and things to see always have so-called ‘Let’s Eat Alley’ where various types of restaurants are. First, Napjak (flat) dumplings, sauced fish cake and squid pancake await customers at Gyodong Market in Joong-gu. Seomun Market is packed with people heading to noodle restaurants (Janchi guksu – noodle soup and Kal guksu – Korean style fettuccini) and Chilseong market offers its visitors with fresh seafood and raw fish slices. |