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28Sep2015
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Woo Jeong Korean & Japanese Cuisine
(800m walk from Pan Pacific Hotel)
(800m walk from Pan Pacific Hotel)
Woo Jeong
Korean has a very small seating capacity (Like 30ppl tops?) and its located at
the fringe of city shopping.
Ordered On:
Simple meal. Still pretty good and value especially with the great sides that comes with the meal. Would visit here over Took Be Gi (Underwhelming expereince).
Ordered On:
Ordered On:
28thSep2015
Korean appetizers:
Some of the Korean appetizers are quite strange (broccoli
with chili sauce?), but from the Kim Chi eaters, the Kim Chi one here is
definitely to standard.
Doeji-Gookbab - Soup Cooked with sliced pork belly and
tripe. AUD16
*The soup
is a little light, and in fact could use more salt. Perhaps being more familiar
to Singapore's intestine soup, heavy with Pepper and preserved vegetables, this
feels like a watered down version. The soup does however have a large serving
of ingredients, and is very filling for a single meal. Okay order.*
Jjampong - Spicy Udon noodle soup with seafood and
vegetables AUD17
*The dish
came recommended by the wait staff. Good spice level, but personally to me, it
taste like instant noodles packed seasoning.*
Special Dosirak Box - Eel, jaeyook, bulgoki, Katsu AUD29
*A little
over priced. The 20+++ Range would have been more reasonable. Eel was ok,
probably defrosted from a pack. Beef and pork bulgoki was fairly standard.
Katsu was dry and likely an old retry. Nothing to scream about, but definitely
very filling with lots of meat.*
Bong Bong AUD2.50x3
*A local
Koean drink. Caned Grape fruit juice. Not what we had expected. We were looking
for the sweetish drink often served along side for Korean BBQs. A *
Fed3 Total 68AUD
This
Korean joint is approximately a 15min walk from Pan Pacific Hotel, offering
pretty decent Korean food. The patronage by Koreans, as well as it being a
Korean run joint is probably the mark of authenticity. The Japanese offerings,
in my case were a little disappointing and can be missed.
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