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Kimchi, pork and cheese Hansang Sundubu (S$11.80++)
Available at @hansang_korean in @square2sg during lunch
Served with banchan and korean roasted barley tea
Served in a small metal pot with rice by the side.
There’s sausage and luncheon meat in it. It may looked simple but surprisingly appetizing.

Hansang Korean Family Restaurant
Address 🏡 : Address 🏡 : 10 Sinaran Drive, # 03-33 Square 2, Singapore 🇸🇬 307 506

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Location : Kok Kee Wanton Noodles 30 Foch Road, #01-02 Singapore 209276.
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