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| yummy Samgyeopsal |
Every time I watch Korean films, I always wonder how their food tastes like. It doesn't look that good but the way they prepare it, the number of side dishes in small bowls present in every meal, and the assortment just makes me want to try out their dish. Cooking it right in front of you just adds up to the excitement of trying it.
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| grill it yourself |
Trying out yummy dishes aren't always that expensive, it's just a matter of knowing where to find a good yet affordable one. Good thing that here in Baguio, there's a really affordable Korean restaurant that can give the feel of a Korean dining experience. The "Korean Meat Shop and Restaurant" is all about Samgyeopsal. For only Php 500, you can satisfy yourself and 2 or 3 of your friends with refillable Chinese cabbage kimchi, onion leeks kimchi, bean paste, and fresh lettuce to pair with the juicy thinly sliced grilled pork or beef. When we dined here, they even gave us 3 bottles of complementary sodas, worth Php 30 each. And for every order of rice, it goes with a bowl of flavorful soup (it's way better than Korean instant noodles).
This is surely a great deal for a satisfying meal and a not-so-everyday experience. It's actually an under rated restaurant so expect a couple of vacant tables during your visit. It is owned by a Korean, and friendly Filipinas will attend to your needs. It's located right in front of Paladin Hotel (which is right beside Alberto's).
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| beef or pork? |
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| the arrangement |
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| open wide :O |
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| rice with free yummy soup |
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| Korean Meat Shop and Restaurant |
This is surely a great deal for a satisfying meal and a not-so-everyday experience. It's actually an under rated restaurant so expect a couple of vacant tables during your visit. It is owned by a Korean, and friendly Filipinas will attend to your needs. It's located right in front of Paladin Hotel (which is right beside Alberto's). 
wow! nice trip :)
ReplyDeleteI am actually expecting this that after Korean pop culture has invaded, next will be their food :)
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of food blogs now connecting with the Korean culture line :)
I see it as an advantage to have a feel of their food, since I can't afford a plane ticket to Korea :)
DeleteBut for sure eating it in Korea is really different.
korean food or any other cuisine should not be expensive .there are other places that serves affordable price just like in Samgyeopsal,Baguio.
ReplyDeleteHad some authentic samgyeopsal last year, during my trip in Jeonju. It was truly an enriching and flavorsome experience! I actually miss it. :)
ReplyDeleteI wanna taste the real flavor of Korean food. How was it?
DeleteI haven't been to any Korean restaurant before and honestly, I'm afraid that I might not like their food. I wish somebody will bring me to a good Korean restaurant for the experience. Hehehe!
ReplyDeleteWell if you like spicy or kinda sweet food, you'll surely like it.
DeleteI've been visiting this Korean resto near my place and I love their food! I love all those little bowls of side dishes and my favorite is the sweet potatoes. I like the sweet spice food that they have. =)
ReplyDeleteI have my share of Korean food here in the Philippines. Those Korean restaurants serves good foos too. But I would still like to visit Korea soon. Haha!
ReplyDeleteKorean food really makes me hungry these days. ^_^
ReplyDeleteI tasted a couple of korean food and it tasted really good except for a few. I love their cuisine its just that they eat a lot of raw -.-
ReplyDeleteI want the grill-it0yourself part :) It gives freedom as to how you would want your food to be cooked just the way you want.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been in a samgyeopsal restaurant :( I really need to visit Korean restos with smokeless grilling soon! All those juicy slices of meal look delish!
ReplyDeleteWhen we eat at Yakiniku restaurants I usually do that lettuce and meat DIY wrap. That way can trick myself to eating some healty greens :D
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