Bongpyeon Memil Migayeon (봉평메밀미가연)

Descripción

Bongpyeon Memil Migayeon is a Korean restaurant specializing in dishes made of buckwheat and buckwheat sprouts, which are known for their high vitamin content. Pyeongchang, where the restaurant is located, is particularly famous for buckwheat, the sprouts of which are clinically proven to be good for diabetes, geriatric diseases, and weight control.

Página de inicio

www.instagram.com/migayeon_pyeongchang/

¿Cómo funciona?

Consultas e Información : 033-335-8805

Aparcamientos : Available

Off días : Every Wednesday

Posición

108, Gipung-ro, Bongpyeong-myeon, Pyeongchang-gun, Gangwon-do

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