Seoul Kimbab - Pasig

In the cellar of the newest shopping center of ayala in ortigas center is a small series of food stands. this is located in the supermarket area of rustan. I must serve this Korean gimbap (cooked rice with various Korean ingredients rolled into gim, similar Japanese sushi) especially I have skipped their long list of gimbal decisions and had a heavier meal to lunch. I tried her kimchi bulgogi rice (php 149) and just found it okay. the sweet bark strips were overcooked, which made it hard. the kimchi, I found it too sour for the side, I got her steamed dumplings, which were a bargain at php 79 for six pieces. it had muddy pork mixed with vegetables in them. koreaner also call...read more

On the basement of the newest mall by Ayala in Ortigas Center is a small string of food stalls. This can be found inside the Rustan's supermarket area. I got to discover this Korean serving Gimbap (cooked rice with various Korean ingredients rolled in gim, similar to Japanese sushi) mostly. I did skip their long list of Gimbal choices and had a heavier meal for lunch. I tried their Kimchi Bulgogi Rice (Php 149) and found it just okay. The sweetened beef strips were overcooked which made it tough. The kimchi, I found it too sour. For sides, I got their steamed dumplings which were a bargain at Php 79 for six pieces. It had mushy pork mixed with vegetables in them. Koreans also call this Mandu at times. On a next trip, I should try the Bulgogi Gimbap or an interesting take on Filipino, Chicken Adobo Gimbap. Try it with me? alwayshungry.ph

On the basement of the newest mall by Ayala in Ortigas Center is a small string of food stalls. This can be found inside the Rustan's supermarket area. I got to discover this Korean serving Gimbap (cooked rice with various Korean ingredients rolled in gim, similar to Japanese sushi) mostly. I did skip their long list of Gimbal choices and had a heavier meal for lunch. I tried their Kimchi Bulgogi Rice (Php 149) and found it just okay. The sweetened beef strips were overcooked which made it tough. The kimchi, I found it too sour. For sides, I got their steamed dumplings which were a bargain at Php 79 for six pieces. It had mushy pork mixed with vegetables in them. Koreans also call this Mandu at times. On a next trip, I should try the Bulgogi Gimbap or an interesting take on Filipino, Chicken Adobo Gimbap. Try it with me? alwayshungry.ph

On the basement of the newest mall by Ayala in Ortigas Center is a small string of food stalls. This can be found inside the Rustan's supermarket area. I got to discover this Korean serving Gimbap (cooked rice with various Korean ingredients rolled in gim, similar to Japanese sushi) mostly. I did skip their long list of Gimbal choices and had a heavier meal for lunch. I tried their Kimchi Bulgogi Rice (Php and found it just okay. The sweetened beef strips were overcooked which made it tough. The kimchi, I found it too sour. For sides, I got their steamed dumplings which were a bargain at Php for six pieces. It had mushy pork mixed with vegetables in them. Koreans also call this Mandu at times. On a next trip, I should try the Bulgogi Gimbap or an interesting take on Filipino, Chicken Adobo Gimbap. Try it with me?