Sinchon Station mala tang: medium tomato & cumin pork, Mala Yeou
Mala Yeou Sinchon Main Branch is a mala tang restaurant in Sinchon, Seodaemun, Seoul, a 3-minute walk from Sinchon Station Exit 2, and is known as the place that first created 3-second mala bibim noodles. On a late Monday evening, the blogger ordered tomato mala tang at medium spice (10,300 won) with 100g of extra beef brisket (3,500 won), plus cumin fried pork (20,000 won), Cha Pai (3,800 won) and iced black tea (3,500 won). The tomato mala tang at Mala Yeou Sinchon Main Branch is tangy and mellow, and easy to recommend even to mala beginners.







