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15 July 2005
KLB - Beijing (13)
As promised, a pic of Korean style Chinese food ordered at a Korean restaurant here in Wangjing, Beijing. The jja jang myeong style is unique to this restaurant. The tangsuyuk, or fried pork, was as well. Awesome. Usually in Korea it also tastes pretty good but the pieces are small and there isn't much meat. These pieces are full of meat and the sweet and sour sauce is great: a little spicy and delicious. Very nice.
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