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Cold Soybean Noodles ($12.99)

Noodles are served in a chilled, creamy broth made from ground soybeans. The broth is naturally nutty, mild, and refreshing, with no need for heavy seasoning. Known as kongguksu, this traditional summer dish is an excellent choice for diners seeking something cooling and not spicy.

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