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A Taste of Korean @ Tok Su Gong

Saturday, June 28th, 2008 |

I don’t always eat Korean (the food I mean!) but a true blue Korean restaurant like Tok Su Gong gave me culture shock the first time I dine in there a few years back. With better knowledge of what to order now, I don’t feel as intimidated to walk in the door than the last time.

The first culture shock was the side dishes which I am kinda warm of the idea now. I mean, free flowing side dishes! What is there not to like? Hehehe, I always wanted seconds for the spinach dish!

The steamed egg on stone pot is also one of my favourite side dish, despite the fact that it is tongue scalding hot. Ouch!

This hot beancurd soup is the same as the one I had last time in Dae Jang Gum.

A very well stirred bibimbap. I would’ve wanted to take picture of the nicely arranged veggies and meat, but since the waitress offerred to stir them, I might as well, yeah? They can do it better than me, that’s for sure!

A nice dessert of cut fruits and Korean tea. Aside from the sum of the main course plus tax, everything else is free! Pretty reasonable for all the refills of side dishes and teas that I asked for.

Popularity: 58% [?]

Seoul Garden BBQ Buffet

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 |

hotplate

Well, well. Its the Seoul Garden BBQ Buffet again! The hotplate is still clean, but not for long.

hotplate cooking food

Between J and I, we seem to love steamboat buffet a lot. Yes, that means we ate them often enough like we are living in winter, LOL!

raw food

The raw foodstuffs. Raw beef, raw seafood, raw chicken and raw vegetables.

raw food

Processed food like fishballs, fishcakes and the likes are popular steamboat ingredients.

meat

My meeeaaatttt~~~~ Plus some veggie.

salad

Some pickle salad and potato salad. The potato salad was good.

dessert

Shaved ice toppings! Assemble your own shaved ice.

icecream

There’s ice cream too! As usual the price was RM16.99 per person for student price, but you gotta make it there before 4.30pm on weekdays and show them your student ID. Otherwise it would be RM18.99 weekdays and RM21.99 weekends, I think. Price slash applies only to children under 12 and senior citizens.

Popularity: 53% [?]

Dae Jang Gum

Monday, July 23rd, 2007 |

Anyo haseyo! This time round I am posting up some pictures taken while dining in Dae Jang Gum. These were taken a month or two back, right after final exams. I’ve been passing by this place every time in Melaka Raya, so the itch to try it out was great.

Anyone who watches the popular Korean series Jewel in The Palace will know the mascot of this place, Da Chang Jin.

towel

The idea of eating Korean food is still quite new to me. *Wipe hands with towel*

bbq pork

We opted for pork, on the safe side, and the waitress came to cook the meat for us all thoroughly. How disappointing. I thought I could play a bit, but never mind.

vege

Fresh lettuce.

beancurd soup

Spicy bean curd soup. I love them hot and spicy!

side dishes

A table full of side dishes, all refillable. Here are some close up shots of the side dishes.

anchovies and peanut

Fried anchovies and peanut.

cockles

Cockles.

egg

Braised eggs.

sprouts

Bean sprouts.

chili garlic

Green chili cuts and garlic.

salt and bean paste

Salt and bean paste dippings.

ambience

It was good experience, even when we have some communication problem with the server. Price is on the expensive side though, and the place is kinda empty when we were there, which is on a weekday dinnertime.

Popularity: 17% [?]

Seoul Garden BBQ Buffet

Thursday, March 15th, 2007 |

Watched 300 today! Was shopping and thinking of what to eat in Mahkota Parade with sis and JY. Since Korean is the new thing in the mall, we went for it. RM16.99 per person for student price. LOL. I think they definitely earn from us. We could never eat that much anyway.

hotplate

Okay, this is the hotplate with a small pot of boiling soup in the middle. We chose baby abalone soup base. Must add RM4.00 for that. Oh, that’s ma soeur taking pictures.

squid

The squid. *Two thumbs up*

assorted fishball

The fishball stuffs. If I am going for a second time, I am not taking any of these.

seafood

Some prawns and cockles. Is it cockles or clams har? I know its some shellfish.

meat

The marinated beef and chicken. Black pepper beef’s the best!

sauce

The sauces. We took almost all types of sauces, lol!

tidbits

Some tidbits. The fried tausarpau is nice. At first I thought the triangle thingy was yam triangle, but it turned out to be spicy one…

cooking

*Busy cooking*

vege

On a second thought, I returned to the buffet spread to take some blanched spinach, kimchis and leeks.

prawn

Today’s dish #1: Sauteed prawn with special sauce by moi.

beef

Today’s dish #2: Stir fried beef with onion, spring onions and leek, also by moi.

Selfish shellfish soup.

icecream
I love the chopped nuts!
ice cream

And at least three servings of ice creams with chopped peanuts and cocktail fruits.

I think we can’t finish everything we took lor. Fearing the food wastage penalty, we got up and walk fast fast after we were done. So damn hard to walk fast with a bursting full stomach I tell you!

Popularity: 84% [?]

About Me

Hi! welcome to my food blog. I am Jo, and *~Riceballz~* a blog about my personal journey of gastronomical experience and culinary experiments.

Starting from just something for me to look back about the things I ate, Riceballz has grown into including the food that I cooked and some recipes of food that I tried, tested and really like. I hope I can fill up this blog with more delicious food photos and my thoughts about it, so stay tuned!

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