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Salt-Koji Fermented Gabrisal
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Salt-Koji Fermented Gabrisal is part of Korea’s varied everyday food culture. Use this guide to understand the dish and find current Eat in Korea restaurant listings that serve it.

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Seongsu Ilmirak serving Salt-Koji Fermented Gabrisal01 LOCAL TABLE
Seoul · SeongsuSalt-Koji Fermented Gabrisal

Seongsu Ilmirak

Ilmirak Seongsu is a Korean BBQ restaurant near Ttukseom Station, known for pork aged with salt-koji (rice koji) before being grilled. Rather than focusing only on standard samgyeopsal, the restaurant's signature is its fermented pork: Salt-Koji Fermented Gabrisal and Salt-Koji Fermented Pork Collar. The aging process is intended to give the pork a tender texture and deeper savory flavor, while the restaurant also uses direct grilling to add a smoky aroma. For visitors who want a more familiar Korean BBQ experience, thick-cut pork belly and pork collar are also available. The menu goes beyond meat with flame-grilled pork ribs, gochujang pork, spicy squid, deodeok and several Korean-style finishing dishes. This makes Ilmirak suitable both for a focused pork BBQ meal and for a longer shared dinner with several dishes.

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