Steps
- 1.
Kongguksu (Korean temple cuisine): Hand-torn edges trap chilled soybean broth for cooling summer dish
- 2.
Jjolmyeon-style kalguksu (Korean-Chinese fusion): Irregular surfaces hold spicy gochujang sauce more effectively
- 3.
Milmyeon (Busan regional cuisine): Thicker torn portions withstand icy broth without becoming tough