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Saturday, July 6, 2013
Saturday, September 15, 2012
(Fan Photos) Kim Hyun Joong [ 김현중] Visited Jaksal Chicken And Humbly Washed Plates!
Edited: Sorry for the earlier mistake on the title:(
Omg. How humble of you Hyun Joong.
He is the owner of Jaksal and yet he does his own dishes. Its nice to see once in a while a glimpse of how Hyun Joong does even this simple thing. Makes us see how grounded he still is.
He is the owner of Jaksal and yet he does his own dishes. Its nice to see once in a while a glimpse of how Hyun Joong does even this simple thing. Makes us see how grounded he still is.
Credit: kinghyunjoong.com
haru_khj: KHJ.CO.KR
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Thursday, August 16, 2012
Kim Hyun Joong's Jaksal Chicken Restaurant
Wow. This makes me more frustrated that I cant go to Jaksal!huhu
But anyway, this was very well written!
Credit: http://www.kome-world.com
The article series of artists' restaurants - Introducing Kim Hyun Joong's Jaksal Chicken Restaurant.
There's one thing not many K-Pop fans do and many might not know is possible to do unless you're really part of a fandom: visit an artist's restaurant. Many have started businesses around Seoul; often they are partners or their relative owns the restaurant. The most popular is probably JYJ Junsu's parents' pizza place Misarang, but there are definitely more. As an exchange student in Seoul at the moment, I will visit some of these restaurants, check out prices and describe the easiest way to get there.
The first restaurant to introduce is Jaksal Chicken. It is owned by SS501's Kim Hyun Joong and is located very close to Seokchon station on the pink line number 8. He actually owns another one, bigger and on the other end of Seoul in Ilsan, but today we will just start with Jaksal.
To go there, take the pink line number 8 and get off at Seokchon station. Depending on where you are in Seoul, it could take more than half an hour to get there. Also I would suggest going during the early afternoon and try to take the train back early, since Seoul's subways tend to be very crowded during the evening hours.
When you arrive at the station, follow the signs and go to exit number 7. From there, go straight until you get to the first side street. It's big so you won't miss it. Go straight again for around 50 meters and you'll see it on the left side on a corner to another side street.
You might be surprised to face a pretty small restaurant, one of those you see on Korea's streets a lot. There's a small tent outside with plastic chairs and tables, and inside, maybe enough space for 20 customers.
The menu is not huge, mostly variations of chicken, like garlic chicken, spicy chicken, etc. with a salad. But there is more to it as well; Ddokbokki is also on the menu as well as Budaejjigae. Prices go up to around 17,000 won, but the menu is made up of dishes fit for two, so you might want to make sure to go with a friend which makes it a) more fun to be there, b) cheaper and c) you'll probably finish the whole dish.
If you're not sure about what to order and are not fluent in Korean, one of the waiters working at the place speaks very good English and is quite nice, so don't hesitate to talk to him.
My friend and I decided to go with the Budaejjigae, which is basically a stew, with sausage, noodles, vegetables, fishcake, dumplings and a lot more in it. You get the hot pot on your table and finish cooking it there. It was 16,000 won and was actually pretty satisfying.
I must also say, I would not have expected it to be as delicious as it was, since I assume they will get customers anyway, because Kim Hyun Joong's name is attached to it and his face is plastered all over the place, but I have definitely tasted way worse budaejjigae since coming to Korea two months ago.
If you are not a fan but are around this area, it's a cheap place to get very good food with a nice atmosphere. And if you are a fan, then definitely go there. Most of the fans probably go to the bigger one in Ilsan, so this is a quiet place to enjoy the food and look around at the pictures of Kim Hyun Joong hanging there without being intrusive.
But anyway, this was very well written!
Credit: http://www.kome-world.com
The article series of artists' restaurants - Introducing Kim Hyun Joong's Jaksal Chicken Restaurant.
The first restaurant to introduce is Jaksal Chicken. It is owned by SS501's Kim Hyun Joong and is located very close to Seokchon station on the pink line number 8. He actually owns another one, bigger and on the other end of Seoul in Ilsan, but today we will just start with Jaksal.
To go there, take the pink line number 8 and get off at Seokchon station. Depending on where you are in Seoul, it could take more than half an hour to get there. Also I would suggest going during the early afternoon and try to take the train back early, since Seoul's subways tend to be very crowded during the evening hours.
When you arrive at the station, follow the signs and go to exit number 7. From there, go straight until you get to the first side street. It's big so you won't miss it. Go straight again for around 50 meters and you'll see it on the left side on a corner to another side street.
You might be surprised to face a pretty small restaurant, one of those you see on Korea's streets a lot. There's a small tent outside with plastic chairs and tables, and inside, maybe enough space for 20 customers.
The menu is not huge, mostly variations of chicken, like garlic chicken, spicy chicken, etc. with a salad. But there is more to it as well; Ddokbokki is also on the menu as well as Budaejjigae. Prices go up to around 17,000 won, but the menu is made up of dishes fit for two, so you might want to make sure to go with a friend which makes it a) more fun to be there, b) cheaper and c) you'll probably finish the whole dish.
If you're not sure about what to order and are not fluent in Korean, one of the waiters working at the place speaks very good English and is quite nice, so don't hesitate to talk to him.
My friend and I decided to go with the Budaejjigae, which is basically a stew, with sausage, noodles, vegetables, fishcake, dumplings and a lot more in it. You get the hot pot on your table and finish cooking it there. It was 16,000 won and was actually pretty satisfying.
I must also say, I would not have expected it to be as delicious as it was, since I assume they will get customers anyway, because Kim Hyun Joong's name is attached to it and his face is plastered all over the place, but I have definitely tasted way worse budaejjigae since coming to Korea two months ago.
If you are not a fan but are around this area, it's a cheap place to get very good food with a nice atmosphere. And if you are a fan, then definitely go there. Most of the fans probably go to the bigger one in Ilsan, so this is a quiet place to enjoy the food and look around at the pictures of Kim Hyun Joong hanging there without being intrusive.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Kim Hyun Joong Visited Jaksal Upon Arrival from Japan by Wonderrrgirl
Wonderrrgirl had a great chance of seeing KHJ,yet again, last night, when KHJ visited KHJ at Jaksal.
Credit: http://blog.sina.com.cn/wonderrrgirl
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| KHJ signed the HEAT Cds as well as Uzoosin phone case of Wonderrgirl. Envy...huhuhu |
Thursday, January 19, 2012
[Translation] K-Star news regarding Jaksal Chicken & Hyun Joong
Thanks dear Alice for posting this...^^
Hopefully, Jaksal can expand outside Korea too! That would be heaven! ^^
Source: cozy1010
Translation: Wonderrrgirl
Interviewee: Choi Minsu
Choi Minsu: When we were younger, we did a lot of part time jobs. Among them, we had many part-time jobs in chicken restaurants, so during that time we said that we would open a chicken restaurant together when one becomes successful.
Q: Even Kim Hyun Joong did a lot of part-time jobs in Chicken restaurants?
MS: Yeah, Hyun Joong also did a lot of part-time jobs.
Q: What are the benefits of being a celebrity and a boss?
MS: Because of Hyun Joong’s popularity, many fans of Hyun Joong came to the shop. We could communicate with the fans as well, so I think this is a good thing.
Q: If there is to be any shortcomings (of having Hyun Joong as a celebrity and boss) ?
MS: Because of Hyun Joong’s face seen everywhere in our shop, the shop represents him and it becomes even more important to ensure good hygiene and good taste, in order to prevent harsh criticism, so we are always extra careful.
Q: Does Hyun Joong come to the shop often?
MS: When Hyun Joong does not have any schedules, he comes to the shop quite often.
Q: Hyun Joong’s favourite in the menu?
MS: Firstly, he’ll have the very basic – chicken first. And for soup, he’ll have Omoktang (Fishcake soup), Mandutang (Dumpling soup). He tends to eat these few very often.
Q: How many bottles of Soju can Hyun Joong take?
MS: Because he can take more than 3 bottles of Soju (on his own), so he tend to have about 3 bottles or more.
Q: About how many chickens does the shop sell in a day?
MS: During a good day, about 100 chickens, but the number we sell gets higher during summer time.
Q: At this moment, how many outlets does the shop has?
MS: Right now we have 9 outlets. There are more outlets planned so we are in the midst of a lot of preparations for it now.
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Hopefully, Jaksal can expand outside Korea too! That would be heaven! ^^
Translation: Wonderrrgirl
Interviewee: Choi Minsu
Choi Minsu: When we were younger, we did a lot of part time jobs. Among them, we had many part-time jobs in chicken restaurants, so during that time we said that we would open a chicken restaurant together when one becomes successful.
Q: Even Kim Hyun Joong did a lot of part-time jobs in Chicken restaurants?
MS: Yeah, Hyun Joong also did a lot of part-time jobs.
Q: What are the benefits of being a celebrity and a boss?
MS: Because of Hyun Joong’s popularity, many fans of Hyun Joong came to the shop. We could communicate with the fans as well, so I think this is a good thing.
Q: If there is to be any shortcomings (of having Hyun Joong as a celebrity and boss) ?
MS: Because of Hyun Joong’s face seen everywhere in our shop, the shop represents him and it becomes even more important to ensure good hygiene and good taste, in order to prevent harsh criticism, so we are always extra careful.
Q: Does Hyun Joong come to the shop often?
MS: When Hyun Joong does not have any schedules, he comes to the shop quite often.
Q: Hyun Joong’s favourite in the menu?
MS: Firstly, he’ll have the very basic – chicken first. And for soup, he’ll have Omoktang (Fishcake soup), Mandutang (Dumpling soup). He tends to eat these few very often.
Q: How many bottles of Soju can Hyun Joong take?
MS: Because he can take more than 3 bottles of Soju (on his own), so he tend to have about 3 bottles or more.
Q: About how many chickens does the shop sell in a day?
MS: During a good day, about 100 chickens, but the number we sell gets higher during summer time.
Q: At this moment, how many outlets does the shop has?
MS: Right now we have 9 outlets. There are more outlets planned so we are in the midst of a lot of preparations for it now.
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Jaksal Chicken Restaurant FULL 2012 Calendar Scans
Aigoo! I love the photo with his friends so much! COOL! hehe!
Credit: blog.daum.net/a-hlia
Credit: blog.daum.net/a-hlia
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Jaksal Chicken 2012 Calendar Scans
Wow! Love these too! Almost everyone who has KHJ's calendar for next year did a great job with the design.
And im proud of Jaksal. It really came a long way this year, to have come up, finally with their calendar!
Chukkae KHJ!!!
Credit: mollyob0706;khjean14
And im proud of Jaksal. It really came a long way this year, to have come up, finally with their calendar!
Chukkae KHJ!!!
Credit: mollyob0706;khjean14
Monday, November 28, 2011
Jaksal Chicken Kim Hyun Joong Membership Card
Aigoo!!! So cute!!! Hopefully I can have one in the future!
Credit: MR JEONG FAN PAGE
Credit: MR JEONG FAN PAGE
Folks, when you visit Hyun Joong Ssi's Jaksal Chicken restaurant, don't forget to ask for a membership card as a souvenir. Get one from our Mama Jung at Ilsan branch ....
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
(Fancam) Kim Hyun Joong's Happy Toast to Fans at Jaksal Ilsan Restaurant!
Aigoo!!! Glad to see him at least having a great time..even though there are many fans in the area...^_^
I cant help but notice Mr Jeong... hehe
Credit: magic0606.com
I cant help but notice Mr Jeong... hehe
Credit: magic0606.com
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Kim Hyun Joong meets his fans at chicken restaurant, showing his easy-going personality
Source: Starnews
Translation from: http://en.korea.com
Kim Hyung Joong’s easy-going personality is attracting people’s attention.
On one of the internet communities on the 21st, several pictures of Kim Hyun Joong were updated in the title of “Kim Hyun Joong toasting to his fans at a chicken restaurant. Not a fan meeting.”
In the picture, Kim Hyun Joong is toasting to the people filling the chicken restaurant. The fact that many people outside the restaurant are waiting to see him proves his popularity.
The writer said, “it’s what I saw yesterday after his fan signing! Kim Hyun Joong toasted to his fans and other people in the chicken restaurant which he and his friends own together! He didn’t care about other people’s eyes and comfortably had the dinner with his staffs,” explaining about the situation.
People responded to this, “he’s got a good personality. I envy the people there,” “it looks so nice. He is so humble that he doesn’t look like a superstar,” “his cheekbones are shining. He’s so cute,” and so on.
Meanwhile, Kim Hyung Joong released his 2nd mini-album “Lucky” and began his domestic activities starting with M Countdown on the 20th.
Friday, October 21, 2011
More Kim Hyun Joong Photos from Jaksal by CHINESE MOTHER FANS
Aigoo! Photo spam at Jaksal! Henecians, dont miss going to Jaksal if ever you go to Korea!
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