Bada Sikdang

A hidden place within residential area. You can find it in a small alley way by the Penguin coffee store. The front has a sing in Korean only so it might be easy to miss, but you can verify the building number as reference. The food was simple but very tasty, the stew is a definite must order along with big sausage. We opted to skip rice as we opted for the pork ribs, which was good but not something I would seek out. Stew - it was delectable with the cabbage, Korean spam, sausages (hot dog like), tiny bits of beef bites at the bottom and topped with cheese slices. Somehow all the combination worked really well together and helped fix the prior long night Big sausage - soft, yet the skin gives it a nice snap and while it is being served on a hot plate, the sizzle will prep your appetite as the edges get carmelized Pork ribs - doused in a heavy layer of dark sauce that is slightly sweet which also gives the pork a nice texture. It would probably have been good to go with rice vs. a la carte. Overall a great experience and recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

Local Korean army stew! budae - jjigae! Authentic and definitely not too sweet unlike the usual establishments that add the canned baked beans into their stews. add some ramen too if you must. note that each portion/ per pax includes rice if you so decide to add more ramen etc. their sausage and stir fried pork ribs are must orders too! Good sized restaurant with normal chair seating in the main area and traditional floor seating in the rear. follow the Google map properly to ensure you reach the right restaurant.. there is another similar one located along the main street that always has long queues whether due to good food too or mistaken identity!

Johnson's soup? Very weird name but it has it's own history. You will find the difference of this and other Bude Jjikke.

Not impressed. Just ok.

I was here 40 years ago, it famous in Korea. But I am not sure why so popular, you can not order 1 portion. All the menu is only from 2 portion. Very pricy for Korean general restaurant. Nothing special from western food experience.

An institution well worth the hype regardless of how many YG artists and celebrities dine here.

Been going to this place for 30 yrs. They changed their venue twice to upgrade its size but disappointing that the taste down grades over the time.

Old memories. Modernized and became super clean. Lost a little bit of it's soul.