My Rating: (4/6)
It was Saturday night! Mr. bf and I decided to try out Korean food at this very lovely place. He had been here once with his ex-colleagues but this was my first time dining in this Korean restaurant.
The sign board is big and bright so it shouldn’t be too hard to find.
It’s an old bungalow-cum- restaurant
Every table comes equipped with a cooker hood, which sucks up most of the smoke.
Korean spoon and chopstick are pretty long. The flat chopstick is kinda difficult to use.
Soon after we put in our order, our drinks and complimentary side dishes (ban-chan) were served. This restaurant served about 10 side dishes. Overall, they tasted quite good.
Both of us ordered Aloe Vera Juice, RM4/glass
Cockles – Mr. bf’s favorite
It tastes like jelly.
Potato
Here comes our order.
Fresh pork rib eye (五花肉), RM25
The waitress of course cooked it all to perfection right in front of us, on the BBQ in the middle of table. They used charcoal and onion to cook the meat. That's why the meat taste so much nicer. And it's healthy too as I did not see the staff adding any oil while cooking the meat. I was sitting right in front of the stove. So by the end of the meal, my body was full of meat and charcoal smell.
The pork rib eye was then sliced into bite sized chunks for our consumption.
They gave some vegetables, garlic and sauce to wrap with the meat.
I didn’t know the proper way to wrap but the meat was really delicious.
Seafood Onion Pancake, RM25
I should say this plate of egg was a bit overpriced. It was eggs with scallions, chilies, spring onions and a few miserable tiny prawns. I love thin layer of Korean pancake but this was too thick.
Korean Stone Rice or Bibimbap (石头饭), RM25
This is one of my favorite Korean food. Bibimbap was served as a bowl of warm white rice topped seasoned vegetables, an raw egg and chili pepper paste. The waitress stirred the ingredients together thoroughly in front of us and that was how it looked like after mixing everything. However, it seemed to lack much of the fiery taste I like.
Soup with egg and some veggies. The soup was tasty.
In most common Korean dish they will serve unlimited refill of side dishes (banchan). Mr. bf informed a waitress to top up the cockles. After waited for so long, he reminded her again; only then she told us cockles were finished. Hmm, I should conclude that the service was not really good.
The meal was not bad overall. By the end of the meal, both of us felt super full. Total bill comes to RM 91++.
Korean Garden Club Restaurant
Cuisine: Korean
Address: No. 20, Jalan Skudai, Straits View, Johor Bahru, Johor 80200
Tel: 07-2244733
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