Chossijib

Chossijib Goni Naejang Tang (Spicy Fish Intestine Soup)

Chossijib Goni Naejang Tang (Spicy Fish Intestine Soup)

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intestine soup made with fresh codfish and its eggs

Features

The broth recipe and secret sauce that have been passed down since its establishment in 1959 provide a clean and refreshing taste of Busan.

 

MD Recommends:

Chossijib's special secret sauce made by adding all kinds of seasonings to sauce brewed broth in the traditional way made and it tastes great.

 

Tasty Note

Various types of seafood, such as clams, sardine, pollack, and kelp, as well as codfish and roe, make it more savory and rich in taste.

  • It is made with a broth recipe and secret sauce that has been handed down for the second generation.

  • It is made with fresh ingredients delivered directly from the fish market every day.

The 100-year-old shop that has been passed down for the second generation, Chossijp

Chossijib, which has been passed down for the second generation following the first founder in 1959, boasts an unchanging taste of tradition. Fresh seafood selected every morning, broth recipe and secret sauce handed down from the founder are clean and deep, yet as cool as the Busan sea breeze.

Included in the Package

Servings per Container

This is a home meal replacement for one person.

 

Composition

550g(19.4oz)

  

Recipe

  • STEP 1 Remove from freezer and thaw before cooking.

    You can put it in a cooking bowl and heat it in the microwave for about 5 minutes, or boil it on the gas stove.

Product essential information

Ingredients

Purified water, corbicula , large-eyed herring , pollack, Kelp, cod roe, green onions , radish , tofu, minced garlic, red pepper powder, pepper powder, sea salt

Contains

  • fish, soybean

Expiration date

Printed on the package

Manufacturer

Chossijib

State of CA only

Proposition 65 Warning for California Consumers
WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, cadmium and/or lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.