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[cyke69sg]

Assorted Katsu for dinner.

 

[cyke69sg]

Korean Dinner.

Kim Chi Stew

corn cheese

Korean Fried Chicken Wings

Asparagus

 

[RyanJ]

Korean Dinner.

Kim Chi Stew

corn cheese

Korean Fried Chicken Wings

Asparagus

Delectable !

Never seen kr corn cheese before !

 

[cyke69sg]

Delectable !

Never seen kr corn cheese before !

Strange. It is where we found it in the first place. All the Korean restaurants.

http://www.baekjeong.ca/menu/

 

[RyanJ]

Strange. It is where we found it in the first place. All the Korean restaurants.

http://www.baekjeong.ca/menu/

I am guilty of not trying more korean food, it is probably on the menu in sg too.

the beef slices on menu look good!

 

[cyke69sg]

I am guilty of not trying more korean food, it is probably on the menu in sg too.

the beef slices on menu look good!

Baekjeong has good cuts of meat.
So does makchaengdodook.

 

[Full_Cream_Milk]

I am guilty of not trying more korean food, it is probably on the menu in sg too.

the beef slices on menu look good!

I don't like korean food.

It's too one dimensional.

Either spam kimchi in literally everything or throw everything into a pot call it army stew.

Or grill meat sizzle sizzle sizzle.

Or instant noodles spruced up with fancy ingredients to mask the fact that it's still instant noodles.

I think it got to do with their food history especially during and after WW2...

Because before that it was mainly kimchi based petite dishes.

And you know it's a problem when they hold instant noodles to such high esteem,

Going as far to serve it at official events...

"During a recent event at the presidential office in Seoul, Korean officials served diplomats frozen gimbap and Samyang Foods' signature instant noodles, including the popular Buldak spicy noodles, as part of a dinner."

 

[dreamcast18]

I don't like korean food.

It's too one dimensional.

Either spam kimchi in literally everything or throw everything into a pot call it army stew.

Or grill meat sizzle sizzle sizzle.

Or instant noodles spruced up with fancy ingredients to mask the fact that it's still instant noodles.

I think it got to do with their food history especially during and after WW2...

Because before that it was mainly kimchi based petite dishes.

And you know it's a problem when they hold instant noodles to such high esteem,

Going as far to serve it at official events...

"During a recent event at the presidential office in Seoul, Korean officials served diplomats frozen gimbap and Samyang Foods' signature instant noodles, including the popular Buldak spicy noodles, as part of a dinner."

true to a certain extend (if u r korean)......the selection is restricted...best korean food is actually in K-Town Los Angeles (per ALL koreans i know will say so...).

that said..had great porky pig grilled and soup in Seoul.

my take..enjoy and try all cultural cuisines..we only live once..i tell my kiddo all the time..try it..don't like ....daddy will finish it..****..that's how i get fat!

 

[cyke69sg]

I don't like korean food.

It's too one dimensional.

Either spam kimchi in literally everything or throw everything into a pot call it army stew.

Or grill meat sizzle sizzle sizzle.

Or instant noodles spruced up with fancy ingredients to mask the fact that it's still instant noodles.

I think it got to do with their food history especially during and after WW2...

Because before that it was mainly kimchi based petite dishes.

And you know it's a problem when they hold instant noodles to such high esteem,

Going as far to serve it at official events...

"During a recent event at the presidential office in Seoul, Korean officials served diplomats frozen gimbap and Samyang Foods' signature instant noodles, including the popular Buldak spicy noodles, as part of a dinner."

I don't think it is limited. It is what it is.

There is also the galbi sauce. Gochujang sauce.

Maybe not so many Korean restaurants as in Canada.

We eat Korean food at home for dinner some nights. Japanese also. Chinese. Western. Italian. Etc.

Perhaps Korean food too similar to Jaoan and Chinese and SG food.

 

[cyke69sg]

true to a certain extend (if u r korean)......the selection is restricted...best korean food is actually in K-Town Los Angeles (per ALL koreans i know will say so...).

that said..had great porky pig grilled and soup in Seoul.

my take..enjoy and try all cultural cuisines..we only live once..i tell my kiddo all the time..try it..don't like ....daddy will finish it..****..that's how i get fat!

I still have not tried much of the middle Eastern and Russian eastern European cuisine

I do find that strictly Western European cuisine has little umami flavor. Tried a Bavarian feast and noticed it. Not my type of taste.

 

[SongManKranji]

@RyanJ borrow your makan tread Lai hoot Lulians



Life is v short. Ai song song kao tuas & Changi.

 

[RyanJ]

Breakfast at Roast and Coffee - Retro Garden branch

Roast and Coffee

 

[RyanJ]

@RyanJ borrow your makan tread Lai hoot Lulians



Life is v short. Ai song song kao tuas & Changi.

Haven had durians for a while.

where is this from towkay ?

 

[SongManKranji]

Haven had durians for a while.

where is this from towkay ?

From ah shui in Sutera (jb) & ah seng. If u ask moi preference. Ah shui dah..

 

[cyke69sg]

Freshly baked Challah bread

 

[cyke69sg]

Shrimp pasta sauce.

 

[RyanJ]

Freshly baked Challah bread

Your wife baked ?

First time seeing this.
Are the bread innards soft ?

 

[cyke69sg]

Your wife baked ?

First time seeing this.
Are the bread innards soft ?

Yes wife baked. Bread is soft inside. Sweet type of bread like those Asians like. Not sourdough.

 

[N4E.SI]

Even normal food also can becomes delicious looking after TS korkor takes pics!

 

[N4E.SI]

Freshly baked Challah bread

Nice shot! What phone you use bro?