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Jumak (Korean: 주막) were
traditional Korean taverns or inns that
provided alcohol, food, and
lodgings to travellers. They are also
called jusa (酒肆), juga...
- the
Joseon Dynasty,
gukbaps were
served in
jumaks, a
tavern for
merchants that
served alcohol. As
jumaks began to
develop on
roadside areas,
gukbap was...
- peanuts, and jokbal.
Until the
Joseon Dynasty,
alcohol was
mainly served in
jumaks (a type of inn or tavern),
where soups with rice,
along with traditional...
- Lampung". InfoPendaki. 15
January 2018.
Retrieved 13
December 2019. "Batu
Jumak, Indonesia". Peakbagger.com.
Retrieved 13
December 2019. "Liangpran, Indonesia"...
- 돕는다...'우도주막' 출연" [Kim Hee-sun → Kai
helps honeymoon...
Appeared in 'Udo
Jumak'] (in Korean).
Hankook Ilbo.
Archived from the
original on June 24, 2021...
- of the rich
gather to eat
haejangguk while a jumo (a
female owner of a
jumak)
ladles boiling soup out of a cauldron. This dish
seemed to be
eaten not...
- Dive bar Fern bar **** bar
Honky tonk Ice bar
Izakaya Juice bar Juke
joint Jumak List of
public house topics Meyhane Military officers' club
Nightclub Ouzeri...
- a
Drinking Party;
Collection of the
Gansong Art Museum) by Sin Yun-bok,
Jumak (Tavern;
Collection of the
National Museum of Korea) by Kim Hong-do gave...
-
Danwon pungsokdo Jumak 주막
People at the tavern...
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positions often held
meetings at
kisaeng houses while commoners hung out at
jumak to talk
about their lives and politics.
Since dabangs were the
center of...
