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2022-03-25
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A new Korean place opened in Tsim Sha Tsui called Junijib. It's made up of two sections: A dessert section and savory section. So, depending on which part you are interested in, you sit in that section of the restaurant.Junijib Dessert is on the left hand side. They serve various Korean desserts.They also have Korean macarons as well.The right side is Junijib Bunsik which serves Korean street food.Menus are in English and Chinese. There is no 10% service charge.All the food is shown right in fro
Junijib Dessert is on the left hand side. They serve various Korean desserts.
They also have Korean macarons as well.
The right side is Junijib Bunsik which serves Korean street food.
Menus are in English and Chinese. There is no 10% service charge.
All the food is shown right in front of you and seems to be all pre-made and ready to go.
We decided to rest our feet and order a beef gimbap ($29). It is was pretty cheap. One of the cheapest I've had in Hong Kong. But it wasn't too good. There was a of beef but it wasn't really flavoured. It also fell apart way too easily. In fact, the whole gimbap wasn't even seasoned. There was no sesame oil added and everything felt a bit dry.
Gimbap wasn't very good. I might try them again but try the dessert section next time. But for the street food section ... not else seemed to attract me to want to order from that section again.
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