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2015-07-13
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Went to the Central branch and promised myself to go to the Sheung Wan branch for their relatively cheaper lunch set!Were here a month ago in June and had the Three Kinds BBQ Set with salt and had an awesome experience. My coworker had the BBQ with sauce and I felt I had the right choice coz the flavour of the meat is much overwhelmed by the sauce, while mine with salt still subtly taste the difference between the 3 meat - chicken/pork/beef. I literally finished the whole set, even the rice!To
Were here a month ago in June and had the Three Kinds BBQ Set with salt and had an awesome experience. My coworker had the BBQ with sauce and I felt I had the right choice coz the flavour of the meat is much overwhelmed by the sauce, while mine with salt still subtly taste the difference between the 3 meat - chicken/pork/beef. I literally finished the whole set, even the rice!
Today, I came because the other Korean place in Sheung Wan was quite full before 12:30 so I tried my luck here. To my surprise, it has seats for the 3 of us!
This time, not feeling for do-it-myself BBQ, I had Set J - Beef Tendon Miso Stew Set. Mine took the longest to arrive but once I tried my first bite, I did not regret getting this! The flavours were well managed - a bit sour and spicy and the right amount of saltiness. The beef which was half fat and half meat, was tender and melted in my mouth. Tofu was also very good to be at the bottom and can blend well with the white rice. The dish was just perfect to go with the rice. In fact, rice was not enough this time. The rest of the side dishes were a small salad in yuzu sauce which was average, and a tiny dish with marinated bean sprout, spinach, and kimchi. The bean sprout was eye-rolling good and different because of the black pepper added. All in all, satisfying and full meal which made me wanna go back and try the rest of the lunch sets!
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+ a point in service as the place is small, waitress was attentive and automatically gave me an extra pair of chopsticks when I dropped mine.
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