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2013-08-25
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Do you agree with the saying that goes “Two is better than one”? As much as we Malaysians like Japanese food a lot, Jang-Gun (under the same management as Shogun and Saisaki) decides to incorporate varieties of Japanese delicacies along with their main buffet theme that promotes Korean fare. It always good to start a meal by having some healthy tea. Here in Jang Gun, they serve the popular Korean drink namely barley tea. The slightly dark brown beverage imparted a fragrant aroma from barley that
It always good to start a meal by having some healthy tea. Here in Jang Gun, they serve the popular Korean drink namely barley tea. The slightly dark brown beverage imparted a fragrant aroma from barley that provides a pleasant taste. You can choose other beverages from the drinks section such as orange juice, coffee, hot chocolate and others.
A Korean meal wouldn’t be complete without banchan, a ‘routine’ to start with and serves as a great appetizer to stimulate our appetite. A variety of the side dishes are served here, ranging from basic kimchi, julienned potato, par-boiled spinach, clams, mini pajeon, egg rolls, potato salad and many more. Kimchi was decent with adequate spicy and sour kick, but not the best I’ve had. Other banchans are pretty good too, but remember to save extra stomach space for more upcoming food!
Craving for hot stone bibimbap? You can order freshly made ones from the banchan counter.
Sashimi counter offers salmon, tuna, butterfish, tako and others as well as boiled prawns.
Japanese food lovers will definitely love the types of sushis served too.
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