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2012-01-14
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Woohoo!!!! I am a year older ANDDDDD wiser! No..... I am still young and i love my life. Recently, Angel and the new guest of honor to this blog, Jol celebrated my birthday in a Korean restaurant called Daoroe Korean BBQ Restaurant. It was my choice of food and I hinted to them weeks back that I had that once and I love it. Guess the hint get obvious and they love me so much that they bring me there on my birthday.Korean is famous for their healthy banchan (Korean side dishes) that complement th
Daorae table setup allowed a stove to be placed in the middle of the dining table. The use of this stove BBQ- grilling meats such as beef, pork and chicken!!!! T & C You have to order at least 2 BBQ main meal to allowed them to cook at the stove. Bad side The staff cooks for you. Hmmm…. Wondering why they need the staff to cook anddddd cut the meat for the patrons Since you allowed the open stove concept, the patron should do it themselves but well, I guess its Daorae style of serving their customers. We had Pork Ju-mul-luk (pork slice BBQ) (RM35.00), Dak-gla-bi (chicken BBQ) (RM28.00) and Wang Gal Bi (Thick Beef Slice) (RM55.00) to go on the stove. The meats are grilled perfectly and the juices remain inside the meat. Complete heaven if you wrap it with lettuce (replenish-able) and pop it to your mouth. The combination is superb. Not oily and it feels good! We ordered the hot pot-haemool-guk-su-jeon-seafood (seafood kimchi soup) (RM50.00) as the other main dishes because too much grilled just too ‘grilled’ for the nightJ. Well, this kimchi soup has lots of seafood variety ranging from crab, prawn, clams and handful of mushroom. The bill You do the maths but considering teh good service and thoughtful staff, it worth every penny。
Conclusion is I love the luxury Korean dinner that they treat me and the effort for getting me the mouth-watering cake. Thank you sisters and guys.
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