If you’re wondering the word in my title, I basically wrote “ 김밥” which means Gimbab. It is a Korean dish made from rice filled with vegetables and protein. And I would not say they are similar to sushi because It’s completely different even from the main ingredients. Anyhow, two days ago, I got the chance to eat out at Korean King, a casual dining place serving Korean food. IIt is located in a food court of a mall I visited recently. I wrote about my experience there. But now, I want to tell you about the food I had inside the mall.
In this Korean King, I was ordering a dosirak which is a lunch box consisting of butter rice, sausage, chicken SPAM, seaweed, kimchi, and a half boiled egg. This was one of the best dosirak I’ve ever eaten in my life. I generally like Korean lunch boxes as I think the portion is enough, it’s not too much nor too little. On top of that, despite being served at a dining place, it tasted like a homemade meal. To accompany the lunch box, I ordered a simple jasmine tea which I did not expect would be served on a tall beer glass.
Oppa Oppa Gimbab
My friend ordered oppa oppa gimbab which consists of rice, banchan, egg, pickled turnip, and korean sausage. While I ordered saranghae gimbab which consisted of mushroom, chicken spam, and green banchan. These gimbab are mouthful and extremely filling. So, I would recommend just ordering snacks like mandu or something else instead of ordering a dosirak like I did. After eating there, I felt so full and learned my lesson to never order Gimbap with another rice based meal.
From the many Korean places I have been in town, I would rate this place 4 out of 5. Unfortunately, there are better Korean places with better ambience instead of located in a food court. But if I were to rate this food more than the other meal in that Mall food court, I would say,this one is worth the money spent.
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