Go to this place if you are craving for some delicious authentic Korean food... The place is run by this charming Korean lady...unfortunately dint catch her name... This was our first experience with a Korean barbeque...so she was kind enough to grill the food for us and explain how it's to be eaten...The food itself was just delicious... Even the seating area and decor were very Korean... The place could use a refurbishment, however this didn't take any thing away from the dining experience... Would be visiting again soon .
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Read about this place online while looking for Korean grocery stores in the city. That's right. There's a Korean grocery store in Bangalore. I had been craving kimchi for a few days, so I was looking for places to buy it fresh. Of course, with the partial lockdown going on, I decided to wait for a special occasion.
Yesterday was my birthday, so I decided to enjoy a spicy Korean meal at Arirang. The location was easy to find on Google Maps. It's on Kamanahalli main road, right opposite Anand Sweets.
The store on the ground floor has a lot of Korean goodies on sale. Some of the items are imported so they are pricey.
The restaurant on the first floor has floor seating as well as tables and chairs. It was quite empty, considering the situation.
I took some time going through the menu because there are many Korean dishes on offer. I settled on trying "Jjamjja myun," which is a combo of "Jjajangmyun" and "Jjambbong with noodles." I also ordered a cup of Korean green tea.
I was first served some traditional Korean appetizers, which I love. The pork fry and salad tasted the best. I did not have to wait long for my food to arrive.
The Jjambbong was interesting because it had a small octopus, prawns, and clams in it. The Jjajangmyun had a good flavor, but there were only a few pieces of pork in the thick sauce.
It was a large serving, so I was quite full after slurping down all the noodles and soup. The bill came to Rs. 871, including GST.
Worth checking out if you like Korean food.
The place is small and hard to find unless you already know about it. Visited on a weekend just to try out some korean food.
Every item on the menu is on the expensive side so was hesitant at first. We ordered tteokbokki and some barbeque pork. They allow you to cook your own meat and add toppings as you want. The tteokbokki is also heated on a stove right infront of you. Would recommend you try the tteokbokki +1. Quantity is enough to be shared by 3 people.
Food: 10/10
Ambience: 6/10
Value for money: 6/10
But giving it 5 stars since good food is what i came for.👍
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