Soban - On 7th St. (off Main St.) in Oregon City, OR.
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Showing posts with label 1. Korean Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1. Korean Food. Show all posts
Saturday, August 11, 2018
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Vivacious Molly's Vibrant Eats - On 12th, near the corner of Fairview Ave SE in Salem, OR
This place is fantastic - some of the funnest, most unique food in Salem, and delicious too.
The Bulgogi Wraps were great, a marinated treat that never disappoints.
The Mahi Mahi Wraps were fantastic - the tomatoes, mango, poblano pepper, and the red onion, with the cilantro and lime all teamed up and really drew out the flavor of the Mahi Mahi.
The Shrimp and Green Onion Pancake was fantastic as well - the dense pancake was more like a crepe, and the sweet richness of the shrimp combined with the green onion contrasted wonderfully with the earthy richness of the zucchini and carrots, it blew my taste buds away.
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This place is fantastic - some of the funnest, most unique food in Salem, and delicious too.
The Bulgogi Wraps were great, a marinated treat that never disappoints.
The Mahi Mahi Wraps were fantastic - the tomatoes, mango, poblano pepper, and the red onion, with the cilantro and lime all teamed up and really drew out the flavor of the Mahi Mahi.
The Shrimp and Green Onion Pancake was fantastic as well - the dense pancake was more like a crepe, and the sweet richness of the shrimp combined with the green onion contrasted wonderfully with the earthy richness of the zucchini and carrots, it blew my taste buds away.
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Thursday, February 20, 2014
Sunny's Burger & Teriyaki - On Cherry Ave, just north of Salem Pkwy in Keizer, OR
This little shop opened in January 2014 sometime, so it's still pretty new. The people are very nice, a middle aged man and a woman. They serve a mixture of Japanese, Korean, and American dishes. For the amount of food that you get, and the quality of the food, their prices are very reasonable - the Spicy Pork Teriyaki costs just under $9 and I got two meals out of it, my friend got three meals out of it.
The Bulgogi was very good, it comes on a bed of cabbage and carrots, topped with green onions, with two portions of white rice, a tempura prawn, some orange slices and a side salad. It was $12, which made me hesitate, but again, the price tag reflected real value (I got two meals out of this dish). It was prepared very well, the cabbage was not overcooked and the meat was prepared very well. I always ask for the sweet chili sauce for whenever I eat Bulgogi (make sure to ask for it here, it's free but they don't include it automatically).
The Spicy Pork Yakisoba was very good as well. Even my friend, who is very critical of food, enjoyed it and looks forward to going back soon. Spice wise, it has enough kick to get your attention, but not so much that you can't enjoy the food - it's a nice happy medium if you eat spicy food regularly, if not, it may be too much for you.
This little shop opened in January 2014 sometime, so it's still pretty new. The people are very nice, a middle aged man and a woman. They serve a mixture of Japanese, Korean, and American dishes. For the amount of food that you get, and the quality of the food, their prices are very reasonable - the Spicy Pork Teriyaki costs just under $9 and I got two meals out of it, my friend got three meals out of it.
The Bulgogi was very good, it comes on a bed of cabbage and carrots, topped with green onions, with two portions of white rice, a tempura prawn, some orange slices and a side salad. It was $12, which made me hesitate, but again, the price tag reflected real value (I got two meals out of this dish). It was prepared very well, the cabbage was not overcooked and the meat was prepared very well. I always ask for the sweet chili sauce for whenever I eat Bulgogi (make sure to ask for it here, it's free but they don't include it automatically).
The Spicy Pork Yakisoba was very good as well. Even my friend, who is very critical of food, enjoyed it and looks forward to going back soon. Spice wise, it has enough kick to get your attention, but not so much that you can't enjoy the food - it's a nice happy medium if you eat spicy food regularly, if not, it may be too much for you.
Friday, May 10, 2013
BiBim Bap House - Downtown on Chemeketa St NE in Salem, OR
Wow! Fantastic Korean food!
Dol Sot BiBim Bap is a Korean dish served in an extremely hot stone bowl. The empty bowl is coated with sesame oil and then the rice is added. The extreme heat makes a thin layer of rice touching the bowl crispy. You mix all of the ingredients together and the heat from the bowl cooks the raw egg. Pieces of crispy rice is mixed in with everything else and makes it a really unique dish.
In addition to the deliciousness of the meal, they also brought us complimentary appetizers and oranges for dessert. The staff was very friendly, the place was clean, and the prices of the lunch specials were great (especially considering what you get). This is one of my very favorite places to eat at in Salem.
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Wow! Fantastic Korean food!
Dol Sot BiBim Bap is a Korean dish served in an extremely hot stone bowl. The empty bowl is coated with sesame oil and then the rice is added. The extreme heat makes a thin layer of rice touching the bowl crispy. You mix all of the ingredients together and the heat from the bowl cooks the raw egg. Pieces of crispy rice is mixed in with everything else and makes it a really unique dish.
In addition to the deliciousness of the meal, they also brought us complimentary appetizers and oranges for dessert. The staff was very friendly, the place was clean, and the prices of the lunch specials were great (especially considering what you get). This is one of my very favorite places to eat at in Salem.
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Saturday, March 16, 2013
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
#1 Bento, Korean BBQ - Food carts on 9th and Washington to 10th and Alder in Portland, OR
(This place is on 10th, near the corner of 10th and Alder)
(This place is on 10th, near the corner of 10th and Alder)
Whenever I’m in the mood for curry, this is usually where I go. Not only do I get the curry that I’m craving (and a lot of it), but it comes with Chicken Katsu and Kimchi as well!! I would like to try something else that they sell, but I like the curry so much that I can’t bring myself to do it. I love this cart and will keep going back.
Monday, March 12, 2012
Noodle House - Food carts on 9th and Washington to 10th and Alder in Portland, OR
(This place is on Washington)
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(This place is on Washington)
This cart as appropriately named the Noodle House!! I love the noodles here, let alone the rest of the soup. It was a scrumptious lunch that was filling, seemingly healthy, and inexpensive. I will definitely go back, and not just because I want to try their rice dishes. If all their plates are as good as the soup, then this place will be a regular stop for me.
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