Raw Hanwoo Beef for Lunch? A Gangnam Specialty Worth Trying

During lunch in Yeoksam-dong Gangnam-gu Seoul, we visited 만인양화 (Manin-Yanghwa), a restaurant specializing in yukhoe (육회), Korea’s famous seasoned raw beef dish. The restaurant’s slogan suggests a place “everyone can enjoy beyond Daegu,” reflecting the dish’s roots in Korean culinary tradition.

I ordered the first item on the menu: 한우육회비빔밥 (Hanwoo Yukhoe Bibimbap) for ₩15,000. The meal arrived with fresh Korean beef, a large bowl of lettuce, rice, seaweed soup, side dishes, and a sunny-side-up egg served on a hot plate. Mixing the beef, vegetables, rice, and seasonings created a surprisingly balanced dish—fresh, savory, and slightly sweet.

Raw beef dishes before self-mixing (bibim)
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