Cultural background
This hot pot, enjoyed by sitting together and cooking together, is often sought during family gatherings or corporate meals.
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Ingredients
How it's made
- 1Clean and prepare the seafood and vegetables.
- 2Arrange the seafood and vegetables neatly in a large pot.
- 3Pour in the broth and boil it on the table's stove.
- 4Once the ingredients are cooked, take them out to eat. If the broth reduces, you can add rice or noodles to finish.
Nutrition
* Estimated values per serving.
Allergens
Contains seafood; not suitable for vegetarians.
How to order
해물전골 주세요
Hae-mul-jeon-gol ju-se-yo
Seafood Hot Pot, please


