Showing posts with label Bulgogi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bulgogi. Show all posts

Bulgogi Brothers Outs New Offers!

Thursday, July 11, 2019




I fell in love with Korean cuisine years ago when I got a glimpse of it in Korean dramas. Now it’s like in every corner of every street, every mall we go to and it’s a good thing. Now the bold and spicy flavors of Korea is accessible, I was sure we’d have choices when the time comes and it has been realized. Authentic Korean cuisine need not a trip to Seoul anymore because in the country, there’s Bulgogi Brothers.


One of my favorites is the Army Stew or what is called Buddae Jjigae. Often times, it’s comfort food, a thing you could have when it’s raining outside and all you want is a hot bowl of it and a side of gochujang and kimchi. Bulgogi brothers offers their meals with refillable rice and lettuce though for barbecue dishes, so maybe that’s a better idea for protein lovers. Oh that’s me! Best offer? They’ve got that!


They also have Stir-fried Seafood, Spicy Chicken, Beef BBQ and Pork Bulgogi on weekdays, maybe you can opt for that if you want something savory.


Meat Platter! Your protein dreams in a plate!

Rice Bowl goodness which you can refill to your hearts content!

Comfort food in a pot on top of your table, noodles with everything you love plus a bunch of sides!


Currently, Bulgogi Brothers’ branches are at Level 3, Greenbelt 5; G/F, Venice Grand Canal Mall McKinley Hill, Taguig City, at the 2F Entertainment Mall of SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City, at the 2/F Resorts World Manila, Newport Mall, Newport City, Pasay City, the G/F of Alabang Town Center in Muntinlupa City, at the 2F of Evia Lifestyle Center in Daang Hari Road, Alabang, Muntinlupa City and Level 2, Fountain Court, Davao City for those down south.


Have your Korean fix here soon!

COW

Perfect For Rainy Days: Woo Galbi

Monday, July 28, 2014


Have you guys tried WOO GALBI? If not, then you are missing a lot. On the 6th Floor of Shangrila Edsa Mall's East Wing - particularly on the right side, they've got a huge prolly 100 seat restaurant that can accommodate you for brunch, lunch, dinner or if you just want to have a quick bite. The ambiance would be perfect for business or pleasure, or even if you just want to hang around with friends and family. As for us, we went there because it was raining profusely in Manila. This is a place that serves Korean, so we were looking for something authentic but still comforting. We've got to have that.

Ojing-O Ramyeon

They call this the Ojing-O Ramyeon. If my hunch is correct, they used a kimchi laden broth on this one hence it's a little spicy. It's nothing that wouldn't be tolerable, actually I find it real smooth and you can smell the chili and squid essence in every slurp. It's also got fresh Korean noodles and served with egg. Don't mind people when eating Ramyeon because it is encouraged to actually do that "slurping" action. It's like giving the chef a pat on the back because you're enjoying the dish.

Jeyuk Ramyeon

They also got Jeyuk Ramyeon which is the Pork version of it. Equally good in my opinion but if you are a little allergic to seafood like I am, I'd take this one. I still tasted the same broth. Oh and yes, they have this in a promo from 2-5PM Monday to Saturday. For only 250 pesos, you can have hot and delicious Woo Galbi Ramyeon... but make sure no sharing or leftovers (see the fine print!). This also can't be in conjunction with government issued discounts. Anyway, it's worth it!

Kogi Bulgogi Fun Meet and KPOP Chicken!

Monday, April 28, 2014


My love affair with Kogi Bulgogi started way before they knew me. Each time I go to a lunch break or dinner, I would immediately think of them as first on the list. The thing I love the most is their Dolsot Bibimbap and I just jazz it up by putting more chili sauce because I love it super spicy. Aside from that, I also order a family size Kimchi Salad so it would present a cold contrast to the hot bibimbap. I get goosebumps just thinking about it. As far as I know, it's the best Bibimbap in town and price wise, it's reasonable so there is no contest on this. We also went here for the Kogi Fun Meet which they hold I think on a regular basis, so follow them on Facebook if you want to join that.

Then we had lunch served!


The California Roll is good and filling. They make this fresh and only serve it while you order. There are other good items on the menu that are worthy of praise but this one's good.


This is Pa Jun or Korean Scallion Pancakes. It is more savory than eggy. I guess that is the effect of the scallions on the pancake. It's smell permeates throughout the egg and it would be a really great thing to eat for starters. We had more things ordered but this next one is free!


Korean Banchan are starters to any meal in Korea. It is also served every time you order a meal in Kogi Bulgogi. They are keeping it authentic unlike some restaurants that would probably charge you a fee just for this. I love the anchovies and of course the hot kimchi!


All time favorite Japchae! You can't leave Kogi Bulgogi without ordering this from he menu. Word of advice though is to eat this while it's hot. It tends to stick to each other when it gets cold but nonetheless it's absolutely good and tasty!


The piece de resistance, this is Kogi Bulgogi's KPOP Chicken. It's their answer to the latest Korean chicken craze. It's a household favorite in Korea which they commonly call as Yangnyeom. This is their KPOP Chicken Sweet Soy Flavor. It's not too salty, crispy but must be eaten while its hot. It is the favorite of the kids. For those who doesn't want it to be too spicy, please order this version of KPOP Chicken! It's available in 4, 6 or 8 pcs.


My favorite is the Kogi Bulgogi KPOP Chicken in Spicy Soy. I love the wings dipped in this spicy sauce and it's so good if you pair it with the hot Kimchi Rice which I think is only found in this restaurant. I can't wait to try it again so I'll go back this weekend just for the KPOP Chicken goodness I've been craving for!


Plus I love the Banana Ice Cream which totally beats the heat!


As for me, I still love Kogi Bulgogi front and end. They even have me immortalized in the shelves of Kogi Bulgogi in Gateway Mall in Quezon City. Whatever it is they are serving from these restaurants, I love the food, I love the shots of Lemon Soju, I love the Bibimbap and the new KPOP Chicken. They are making everything interesting and I will surely go back for more. Need I say more?!
COW

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