Episode Synopsis "Korean Food: HaeJeongGuk"

In this brief episode of the Korean Atlas and History, we explore Hangover Soup, a well known dish in South Korea. #HangoverSoup #해장국 #Korea #한국 #Atlas #History This is a homemade, free podcast. It takes a lot of work and dedication. To support it, please visit: https://anchor.fm/nicholas-sheen/support

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