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2014-05-08
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A lament to Korean style of BBQ?! No worries, read through the table cover placed in front of you in Myung-ga, you’ll have a step-by-step guide to how you can enjoy the BBQ food in a Korean way. Having been to real Korean reataurants, I’m not surprised by Myung-ga dishes or its Korean BBQ style, but its variety of BBQ ingredients available on the menu, which far exceeds the ones available in a normal Korean BBQ restaurant in Soeul, or Pusan. It’s really no other Korean restaurants in Hong Kong.
I saw Myung-ga appeared in several good districts and not till I was introduced to it had I seriously went through comments on OpenRice and decided this one in Taikoo would be a must-try.
So, I mentioned what caught my eye ball in the spacious and gorgeously furnished one here, the BBQ, but last time, I missed my luck for it, instead, I tried to check if it outperformed others as what many claimed.
As most dishes are common in local Korean restaurants, and we all know once you get the Korean basics like seasoning and noodles, you can make Korean dishes like chicken soup with ginseng and sticky rice, spicy seafood noodles, and hot pot like a prof. However, you can hardly find any quality cold noodles nor a dish with variety like here, not even in S. Korea.
Cold noodles go well with sweet and sour soup and the neatly beef slice, as well as other fresh vegetables like cucumber.. Soooo REFRESHING!
Have you seen algaes in six different shapes and colors? With the pearl rice, their slightly salty and yet crunchy flavors enhance the taste of the whole dish.
Waiters and waitresses were a mix of Korean, local and English-speaking staff, hinting it as a small global village for embracement of the Korean culture, triggered by tastebuds hunger for a taste of the country!
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