The taste of Korean food | Unlimited Samgyupsal moments

Good day hivers, hope all is well and happy. Two weeks ago I have been craving for Korean food, since 2017 I have been exposed to different kinds of Korean food because it's my boss's favourite and of course he is a Korean National. At first, I really don't understand the taste of it but eventually without knowing I fall in love with it and so with the Korean vibes! I am supposed to visit Korea last year but with the Pandemic crisis, It was canceled but will be rescheduling soon when everything is back to normal.

So here's some of my Samgyusal moment:
MATJIB RESTOBAR (Kusina ni Mars), is located at Basak Lapu - Lapu City right across Savers Depot. They offer a variety of choices from Filipino to Korean food, if not everyone is into Samgyupsal they offer buttered shrimp, pasta, battered & fried chicken, and short meals too. Their unlimited Samgyusal is at Php 299 / person with a glass of ice tea, the place is cozy with a live band performing every night how cool is that. What I love most at Matjib besides the live band, is their version of kimchi it has a twist of Filipino sweetness and it is soo good to pair with cold "sujo". I had a great time with my colleagues, I will rate 8/10 for satisfaction and the price is just right.

MIGAG KOREAN BARBEQUE HOUSE Minganilla, they open I think a month ago but we just tried it last week with the hubby and kids. My daughter Hive account@kcwonders was looking forward to trying Samgupsal, so I give in. The place is good since it's just near our house and we can bring along our dog (leo), and what excites me is that kids below 12 years old are to dine in for "free" amazing right? They served pork & chicken, i was a bit shocked that chicken serving is more than pork but because kids are hungry I started cooking. My daughters were so excited to try it for the first time, the pork was good but the chicken since it's marinated it's kinda salty. They love the sidings and the kimchi tastes the same with Matjib it's sweet. I will rate them 5/10, service was poor at the price of Php 299/person.

The best Korean food I had was in Manila, I can't recall the resto's name but it was really a 10/10 experience... Well, that's it for today! Stay tuned on my next blog where love, life, and all-betweens are just around the corner waiting to be exposed.