14.328 Samseon Jjambbong + Bokkeumbap

Cycle 14 – Item 328

29 (Wed) November 2023

Samseon Jjambbong + Bokkeumbap

2.5

at Dongboseong

-Changgok, Sujeong, Seongnam, Gyeonggi, Republic of Korea-

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We were invited by KIS Seoul Campus to hold a book fair.  Ordinarily, I would’ve declined in light of the school’s size: elementary school only, 170 total enrollment.  However, looking to develop a type of small-scale, one-day, pop-up book fair that requires minimal effort to prepare, run, and wrap, I decided to give it a go.

With just 2 people, we were set up in 1 hour (standard book fairs take 5 people x 4 hours).

Also, I have a soft spot for the school, which was IZ’s elementary alma mater.

Dongboseong is a Korean-Chinese restaurant.  Standard Korean-Chinese menu.  No relation to the Dongboseong in Oksu (see generally 3.241 Jaengban Jjajang Myeon).

Located on the way home from KIS Seoul Campus.

I dropped by after setting up the book fair, which will be held tomorrow.

I was the only customer, a perennial theme on GMTD.

Whereas jjajng myeon, jjambbong, and bokkeumbap (fried rice) represent the holy trinity of Korean-Chinese cuisine, the trifecta can be achieved by ordering jjambbong and bokkeumbap, and mixing a portion of noodles from the jjambbong in the jjajang sauce that comes with the rice.

For some reason, the rice was orange.

(See also GLOBAL FOOD GLOSSARY)

(See also RESTAURANTS IN KOREA)

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