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2009-12-20
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Cold weather makes me want to devour a hot bowl of rice, so the choice was either bibimbap or clay pot rice, and my friend wanted spicy food, so Korean it is.This place is just so cozy, meaning the tables are quite close to each other and not enough room for banchan and the rest of everything, but there's a really nice homely feel to it. The waitresses needed some prompting to refill tea and reminding for the banchan, but I guess they were a little busy with a full house that night. The TV had K
This place is just so cozy, meaning the tables are quite close to each other and not enough room for banchan and the rest of everything, but there's a really nice homely feel to it. The waitresses needed some prompting to refill tea and reminding for the banchan, but I guess they were a little busy with a full house that night. The TV had Korean soap opera on, and since there was English subtitles, my friend and I actually found it quite entertaining.
Banchan of 6 dishes, all very good, and not overly spiced/salty which kinda ruins your palate for the other dishes. We had a bibimbap which was a little smaller than I thought the portion might be, and though it said seafood, I couldn't much of it there, but overall it tasted pretty good. The egg was fried, and I personally prefer a raw egg to be slowly cooked in the pot. The cold spicy noodles was very authentic and chockful of flavours. And we had fried dumplings which was done to perfection - crispy skin, juicy filling, dipped in a light sauce. And they have Sapporo biru which comes highly recommended.
I would have loved to get the fried vermicelli and beef wrapped in lettuce too, but gluttony is never a good thing. Some sweets came with the bill to round off the meal, perfect.
张贴