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Opened in 1983, Kobawoo House is a
must for those who love Korean-style pancakes.
Eager patrons gather here in the evenings to enjoy "soju" a favorite Korean liquor, and everything in the menu complements the beverage perfectly. In between sips, order the Haemul Pajeon. At Kobawoo House, they definitely get it right. from 'Discovering Korean Cuisine' 2007 ISBM-13: 978-0-9785414-0-4
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Our Menu
Feeling Peckish?
Kobawoo Special Dishes
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Wang Bosam
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Bossam (Boiled Pork) in one of the major dishes at Kobawoo House. This delicious pork dish should be served warm with vegetables.
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Large Bosam
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Napa cabbage wraps with boiled pork and spice mixture. Serve with rice and side dishes (Serving 2 adult). serving size: 2 one 12 ounce piece … View Recipe
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Jangban Guksoo
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Jangban Guksu – Cold Noodle with Vegetable
Jangban means ‘flat serving tray’, and guksu means ‘noodle’ in Korean. This noodle disk is always served on a large flat plate with lots of vegetables. Mix them just before eating. Mainly a summer dish, it is served in a portion big enough for two. -
Haemul Pajun
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Seafood and Scallion Pancake
Lunch Special
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Bosam & Miso stew
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Napa cabbage wraps with boiled pork and soybean paste stew served in hot pot. Serve with rice bowl and side dishes (serving 1 adult)
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Bulgogi & Kimchi Stew
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Grilled marinated beef slices and Kimchi stew served in hot pot. Serve with rice and side dishes (serving 1 adult)
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Dotori Guksoo
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A platter of cold acorn noodles and vegetable with red chili sauce. Serve with side dishes (serving 1 adult) Great side order item
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Sanche Bibimbab
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Rice topped with wild vegetables, meat served with bean sprout soup, optional red pepper paste upon request. Served with side dishes (serving 1 adult)
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Deanjang Chigae
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Soybean paste stew with tofu cubes, served with rice and side dishes (serving 1 adult)
Traditional Specialties
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Kalbi Barbecue
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Marinated barbecue charbroiled short ribs, served with bowl of rice and side dishes. Serve up to 2 adult
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Bulgogi
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Charbroiled marinated tender beef ribeye slices, serve with bowl of rice and side dishes. Serve 1 adult
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Daeji Bulgogi
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Charbroiled marinated hot spicy pork clices, serve with bowl of rice and side dishes. Serve 1 adult
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Chicken Barbecue
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Teriyaki sauce marinated chicken, serve with rice and side dishes. Serve 1 adult
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Daeji Kimchi Bokkum
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Cubed tofu, served with stir-fried Kimchi and Pork
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Kimchi Jun
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Kimchijeon -Kimchi Pancake
One of the most popular way to eat Kimchi, this is a very quick and easy dish to make, and it’s perfect for those who may be wary of spicier foods. -
Bindae Ttuk
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Pancake made with mung beans with veggie & pork. * Can be made without port upon request
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Gamja Jun
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Gamjajeon -Potato Pancake
Potato lovers, this one’s for you -
Sanche Bibimbab
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Assorted vegetables and ground beef ribeye, served with steamed rice and spice source on a side
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Dolsot Bibimbab
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Rice topped with vegetables, ground beef and optional red pepper paste, served in hot stone pot
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Kimchi Bibimbab
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Rice with Kimchi, ground beef ribeye and red pepper paste, served in hot stone pot
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Mandoo Gook
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Homemade dumplings in seasoned beef broth with glass noodle * can also be served with rice cakes upon request
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Yuk Gae Jang
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Spicy stew of shredded flank beef with vegetables, egg and glass noodles. Add Mandoo homemade dumplings extra
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Chung Gook Jang
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Thick, wholesome soybean paste stew, made with tofu, kimchi and chilies
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Kimchi Chigae
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Kimchi and port ina beef broth soup served in hot pot * can be served without port
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Deanjang Chigae
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Soybean paste stew with tofu cubes served in hot pot
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Grilled Salmon
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Lightly seasoned grilled salmon with garlic
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Braised Black Cod
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Braised black cod with radish in spicy source
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Charbroiled Calamari
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Ojingeo-Bokkeum – Squid in spicy source
Scared of squid? This is a perfect way to conquer your fear. Sure, it;s spicy, but mix it with rice or even pasta – you’ll be glad you tried it! -
Stir-fried Calamari
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Ojingeo-Bokkeum – Squid in spicy source
Scared of squid? This is a perfect way to conquer your fear. Sure, it;s spicy, but mix it with rice or even pasta – you’ll be glad you tried it!
Drinks & Beverages
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Soju
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Korean vodka distilled from rice 참이슬 / Original 참이슬 / Fresh
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Traditional Wine
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Kook Soon Dang SengMakkoli
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Beer
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CASS 640 ml Heineken 12 oz HITE 640 ml Coors Light 12 oz
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Sake
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Clear refined rice wine. Chung Ha
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Nourishing Wine
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Hwayo Soju 41° Hwayo Soju 23° Hwayo Soju 17° Lee Gang Ju (traditional ginger wine) Bak Se Ju (Korean herbal wine with subtle Ginseng note)
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Fruit Wine
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설중매 (Sul Joong Mae) asian apricot wine 복분자 (Bok boon ja) Korean raspberry wine
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Whiskey
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Crown Royal 750 ml Crown Royal 375 ml Kobawoo House Wine (red/white) Kobawoo House Wine by glass Soda (Coke, 7up, Diet Coke, Ice Tea)