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Spicy Fish Roe Soup ($19.99)

Fish roe and seafood are simmered with vegetables in a spicy, savory broth served piping hot. The roe adds a delicate ocean flavor and distinctive texture, while the broth remains bright and warming. A traditional Korean seafood soup for adventurous diners who enjoy bold, briny flavors.

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