The best part about eating out in Korea:
- service is always attentive and hospitable
- unlimited boricha aka barley tea (and it always comes in a big pitcher, so no need to constantly flag down someone for refills)
- the servers don't pester you trying to work up a tip. You won't hear "how are you doing, is everything okay, can I get you anything else??" a million times. If you need something, you ring the service bell.
- panchans (little side dishes) always come with the meal and lots of them
- taxes are never added to the bill, and tipping is not customary nor expected
and the best part of all.....
- the food is cheap and delicious!
The meal pictured above was $12 flat for two main entrees (at a rather large portion at that) and an appetizer. Win!
By the way, have you ever tried ketchup on cabbage slaw?? So good!
Mhmmm tea <3 x
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I miss Korean food so much :( There's a pretty good Korean restaurant not too far from my house in Orlando... but bibimbap and tea costs $15!
ReplyDeleteI love Jampong more than jajamyun! I love fried dumplings soo much!
ReplyDeleteI like adding ketchup to sandwiches lol most people don't but hey, i think it tastes better with! Good service is always an A in my book!
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I went to a Korean restaurant for lunch today with my cousins. The food was amazing and the side dishes were refillable! I love Jampong it is really good. We had bibimbap, beef bulgogi and squid bulgogi.
ReplyDeleteOh.. This post made me SO hungry. I love your blog btw! :)
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