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전채류 Appetizer 우촌 특별식 Woo Chon Special 전채류 appetizer A1 만두구이 MANDU GUI deep-fried beef dumplings (5.95 for 6 dumplings; 9.95 for 12 dumplings) A2 찐 왕만두 JJIN WANG MANDU (2 dumplings) 5.95 V jumbo steamed vegetable dumplings A3 매운 새우튀김 MAEUN SAEWOO TUIGIM (6 pieces) 6.95 GF fried shrimp in spicy-sweet sauce A4 양념 닭튀김 DAK TUIGIM 5.95 GF fried boneless chicken in spicy-sweet sauce A5 생선전 SAENGSUN JUN (6 pieces) 5.95 pan-fried white fish fillets A6 녹두전 NOKDU JUN 6.95 V, GF mung bean and vegetable pancakes A7 야채튀김 YACHAE TUIGIM 5.95 V vegetable tempura 우촌 특별식 woo chon special W1 우촌정식 WOO CHON FULL SET (for 2 people) 49.95 튀김만두, 생선전, 생선구이, 갈비, 닭불고기 (또는 불고기), 쌈, 만두국 (또는 된장찌개) fried dumplings, pan-fried fish fillets, broiled fish, galbi, and spicy grilled chicken (or bulgogi) served in a sizzling pan, and a choice of dumpling soup (or traditional Korean soy bean stew) W2 갈비찜 GALBI JJIM 18.95 braised beef prime ribs in a stone bowl W3 육회 YOOK HWE 18.95 GF Korean-style seasoned steak tartare with Korean pear W4 아구찜 AGU JJIM 25.95 GF monk fish and bean sprouts simmered in spicy garlic sauce W5 순대접시 SOONDAE JUBSHI 18.95 steamed Korean-style pork sausage W6 족발접시 JOKBAL JUBSHI 18.95 braised hock with lettuce wrap and sauce All orders except appetizers and noodles are served with banchan (side dishes) and rice. V = vegetarian option available. GF = gluten-free option available. Please ask your server for details. 바베큐 korean barbecue Served with ssam (lettuce wrap) and ssam jang (bean-paste sauce) * 2 and up bbq orders required for grill table. B1 콤보 COMBO (for 2 people) 47.95 beef short rib, chicken, pork, and bulgogi B2 갈비 GALBI 27.95 marinated angus short rib B3 불고기 BULGOGI 24.95 thinly sliced rib eye marinated in special sauce B4 돼지불고기 DWAEJI BULGOGI 22.95 thinly sliced pork marinated in special spicy sauce B5 닭불고기 DAK BULGOGI 22.95 marinated chicken tender B6 오리 매운 불고기 ORI MAEUN BULGOGI 26.95 spicy marinated duck tender B7 오리 로스구이 ORI GUI 26.95 GF sliced duck breast B8 삼겹살 SAMGYUPSAL GUI 22.95 GF thinly sliced pork belly B9 소혀구이 SO HYUH GUI 24.95 GF sliced beef tongue B10 새우구이 SAEWOO GUI 25.95 GF Bufferflied shrimp with teriyaki sauce B11 주물럭 JUMULUK 24.95 GF boneless short rib All orders except appetizers and noodles are served with banchan (side dishes) and rice. V = vegetarian option available. GF = gluten-free option available. Please ask your server for details. 전골 hot pot (for 2 people) J1 우촌전골 WOO CHON HOT POT 34.95 beef,shrimp, squid, mixed seafood, vegetables, and noodles in spicy broth J2 부대전골 BUDAE HOT POT 34.95 sausage, Italian sausage, pork, mixed vegetables, and ramen in spicy beef broth extra ramen 3.95 J3 해물전골 HAEMUL HOT POT 38.95 seafood, vegetables, and noodles in spicy seafood broth J4 김치 만두 전골 KIMCHI MANDOO HOT POT 31.95 kimchi, beef dumplings, pork, sliced rice cakes, and cellophane noodles » » » « « « 돌솥 + 비빕밥 stone bowl + mixed rice R1 볶음밥 BOKKEUM BAP 11.95 V, GF fried rice with choice of shrimp, beef, pork, chicken, or kimchi R2 김밥 KIMBAP 12.95 V, GF vegetable rice roll (Korean-style sushi) R3 비빔밥 BIBIMBAP 11.95 V, GF cooked vegetables and choice of beef, chicken, or tofu R4 육회 비빔밥 YOOK HWE BIBIMBAP 14.95 seasoned raw beef (Korean-style steak tartare) with vegetables R5 돌솥 비빔밥 DOLSOT BIBIMBAP 12.95 V, GF cooked vegetables with choice of beef, chicken, or tofu over rice in a hot stone bowl R6 불고기 돌솥 BULGOGI DOLSOT 14.95 stir-fried bulgogi and vegetables over rice in a hot stone bowl R7 제육 돌솥 JAEYOOK DOLSOT 14.95 spicy pork and vegetables over rice in a hot stone bowl R8 오징어 돌솥 OJINGUH DOLSOT 14.95 spicy pan-fried squid and vegetables over rice in a hot stone bowl R9 해물 돌솥 HAEMUL DOLSOT 14.95 mixed seafood and vegetables over rice in a hot stone bowl All orders except appetizers and noodles are served with banchan (side dishes) and rice. V = vegetarian option available. GF = gluten-free option available. Please ask your server for details. 볶음 + 전 + 튀김 sauté + stir fry + deep fry F1 파전 PA JUN 12.95 V scallion pancake F2 해물파전 HAEMUL PA JUN 15.95 seafood and scallion pancake F3 김치전 KIMCHI JUN 13.95 V kimchi pancake F4 생선전 SAENG SUN JUN 12.95 pan-fried fish fillets F5 야채볶음 YACHAE BOKKEUM 12.95 V, GF stir-fried vegetables with sliced rice cakes F6 새우볶음 SAEWOO BOKKEUM 17.95 stir-fried shrimp with vegetables in spicy sauce F7 오징어볶음 OJINGUH BOKKEUM 15.95 stir-fried squid, rice cakes, and vegetables in hot, spicy sauce F8 낙지 소면 NAKJI SOMYUN 18.95 stir-fried baby octopus and noodles in spicy sauce F9 제육김치 JAEYOOK KIMCHI 15.95 stir-fried kimchi, charbroiled spicy pork, sliced rice cake, and tofu F10 떡볶이 DDUK BOKKI 12.95 rice cakes, hardboiled eggs, beef, and fish cakes in spicy sauce F11 잡채 JAPCHAE 12.95 V, GF sauteed glass noodles with vegetables and choice of beef, pork, or chicken F12 깐풍기 KAN POONG GI 15.95 deep-fried chicken with vegetables in sweet and spicy sauce F13 탕수육 TANG SOO YOOK 16.95 deep-fried beef (add 2) or pork in sweet and sour sauce All orders except appetizers and noodles are served with banchan (side dishes) and rice. V = vegetarian option available. GF = gluten-free option available. Please ask your server for details. 탕 + 찌게 soup + stew S1 설렁탕 SUL LUNG TANG 11.95 GF beef bone soup with sliced beef S2 갈비탕 GALBI TANG 13.95 beef short rib and radish soup S3 떡국 DDUK GUK 11.95 GF rice cakes in beef broth S4 만두국 MANDU GUK 11.95 GF beef dumplings in beef broth S5 떡만두국 DDUK MANDU GUK 11.95 GF sliced rice cakes and beef dumplings in beef broth S6 해장국 HAEJANG GUK 11.95 spicy beef soup with cabbage and green onion S7 육개장 YUKGAEJANG 11.95 shredded beef and vegetables in spicy beef broth S8 순두부 SOONDUBU JJIGAE 11.95 GF spicy silk tofu stew with choice of kimchi, seafood, or beef S9 된장찌개 DWEN JANG JJIGAE 11.95 soy bean paste, beef, and tofu stew S10 김치찌개 KIMCHI JJIGAE 11.95 GF kimchi, pork, tofu stew S11 오징어찌게 OJINGUH JJIGAE 15.95 V, GF spicy squid and vegetable stew S12 게찌게 GAE JJIGAE 16.95 spicy crab stew S13 대구매운탕 DAEGU MAEUN TANG 15.95 GF spicy cod and vegetable stew S14 대구지리 DAEGU JIRI 15.95 GF mild cod and vegetable stew S15 순대국 SUNDAE GUK 14.95 GF Korean-style pork sausage and meat soup S16 삼계탕 SAMGAE TANG 18.95 GF cornish hen simmered with ginseng, dates, and garlic All orders except appetizers and noodles are served with banchan (side dishes) and rice. V = vegetarian option available. GF = gluten-free option available. Please ask your server for details. 면류 noodle N1 물냉면 MUL NAENG MYUN *seasonal 12.95 cold buckwheat noodles with vegetables in beef broth N2 비빔냉면 BIBIM NAENG MYUN *seasonal 13.95 V cold buckwheat noodles with vegetables and sliced beef in spicy sauce * 냉면사리 extra noodles 5.95 N3 야채돌냄비우동 VEGETABLE UDON 12.95 V Japanese-style udon noodle soup with vegetables in a hot stone bowl N4 치킨 돌냄비우동 CHICKEN UDON 13.95 chicken udon noodle soup in a hot stone bowl N5 해물 돌냄비우동 HAEMUL UDON 14.95 seafood udon noodle soup in a hot stone bowl » » » « « « 테리야끼 + 구이 teriyaki + grilled fish T1 치킨 테리야끼 CHICKEN TERIYAKI 13.95 T2 새우 테리야끼 SHRIMP TERIYAKI 15.95 T3 연어 테리야끼 SALMON TERIYAKI 15.95 T4 돈까스 TONKATSU 14.95 fried breaded pork cutlet T5 이면수구이 EEMYUNSOO GUI 18.95 pan fried atka mackerel T6 꽁치구이 KONGCHI GUI 11.95 GF broiled mackerel pike T7 가자미 구이 GAJAMI GUI 12.95 pan fried flounder All orders except appetizers and noodles are served with banchan (side dishes) and rice. V = vegetarian option available. GF = gluten-free option available. Please ask your server for details. 음료수 beverage sparkling water 3.00 hot tea (ginseng, ginger) 2.50 cold green tea (Oi Ocha, unsweetened) 4.00 Aloe Vera Drink 3.50 soft drinks (Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, ginger ale) 1.50 iced tea, lemonade 1.50 bottled water 1.50 coffee 1.50 » » » « « « 후식 dessert green tea ice cream 3.00 red bean ice cream 3.00 Gift Certificate Available www.woo-chon.com All orders except appetizers and noodles are served with banchan (side dishes) and rice. V = vegetarian option available. GF = gluten-free option available. Please ask your server for details. .
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