Noona's Korean Streetfood - Bacoor

The only Korean cuisine in container turf, noona’s korean streetfood offers a Fil-Korean fusion. the place, although a bit petite, was quite remarkable as it is the first stall on the left side when entering. her personal was very kind. they were prepared and knowledgeable about the courts. it really helps to give the customers a head-up what is expected from the skir. concerning eating, I could try bibimbap (less means mixed rice that was their bestseller. the presentation was appetizing and IG worthy. I love how generous the portion was. under the bed of the juicy and roasted egg are the Kimchi rice, which was a bit bland for my personal taste....read more

Noona’s korean streetfood is located in the heart of the city paraaque in its latest food park. because it didn't really have its own area, the place was quite small as expected. yet despite its unmistakable ambientes the place still catches my eye, as it was the only container in the rasen that had offered korean cuisine. it was my first time to try noonas Korean streetfood, so I decided to try out the usual Korean food first, tteokbokki here was my judgment tteokbokki sticky, and chew rice cake crushed in a spicy but sweet sauce. I like how there was a bit roasted sesame seeds that gave the dish a nice usefulness for the whole taste. the cooked...read more

I cost these sausages with horses. I forgot the name. it is about 120-140 pesos. the sausage is like the usual taste of a sausage. nothing special. but the unique feature of these foods was the fries that covered the sausages and the sauce is really great. it's just the presentation that wore me. but the taste is only so-so, however, I will definitely go back and try their eudong. the famous Korean street. the fish cake on the stick that kim bok joo always eat in weightlifting fee kim bok joo (kdrama). if they have an idea of this drama, they know this eating. hay