“Tosokchon - samgyetang, dweji gukbap”
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6.3/10Korean
AI-generated summary
Come for the . The samgyetang, the , and the are what people order, and the portions are huge. It's casual and usually quiet. A few say the broths are thin next to other Ktown spots and the prices are high for what normally costs.
“Tosokchon - samgyetang, dweji gukbap”
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“Soondae guk at Tosokchon.”
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“Tosokchon - big ass hearty soups. when i've gone its been pretty nice and quiet.”
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“Tosokchon’s samgyetang”
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“For authentic korean food, i really liked Tosokchon that recently opened.”
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“Seollong-tang (korean bone broth) or samgye-tang (korean ginseng chicken soup) from Tosokchon is the way.”
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“Tosokchon’s soups are pretty “traditional” (e.g. gukbap is like the quintessential “working class” meal) except that the price is upscale. Much prefer the NJ original.”
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“Tosokchon also has great light soups like their samgyetang.”
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“It’s not gonna be as good as Korea but this is where I go when I want Gamja-tang”
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“Go to Tosokchon and get the gamja tang.”
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“Tosokchon makes an okay kalguksu.”
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“Tosokchon in ktown is probably the cheapest sit down for korean food but wow is everything watered down”
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