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Chicken Kalguksu ($13.99)

Thick, chewy knife-cut wheat noodles are served in a warm, savory chicken broth with tender chicken. Kalguksu literally means ‘knife-cut noodles,’ referring to the traditional method used to make the noodles. This mild, comforting bowl is an excellent introduction to Korean noodle soup.

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