Lunch at Kaya (Korean Restaurant)

I always wonder what would that taste of those korean actors/actress eat in the movies and series in which I'm dying to try.

I'm so in love with korean food right now, sorry japanese food but we're cool off right now. I always pass by to this restaurant and ignore it most of the time due to lack of eating customers and of course food prices. 

surprisingly it's very cheap for it's good taste quality.

Kimchi (Spicy radish): I love the crisp of the radish tht goes with the spiciness of it.

Chulpan Sewu (Grilled Garlic Shrimps): I love the freshness of the shirmp, the tastiness and sweetness of the sauce. the garlic grilled sauce was a cherry on top.

Yook Gye Jang (Spicy Beef and Vegetable Noodle Soup) For those who love a little spicy beef noodle soup then this is your dish. The dish wasn't very spicy at all but, the spiciness adds flavor and excitement to the dish. The noodles were good.

Bibimbap (Rice topped with assorted vegetable, and egg in a bowl) this was the highlight of my lunch. You have to mix all the ingredients with the toppings and add a little spicy paste for best tasting. The rice was very very good and sticky, the vegetables was fresh especially the mushroom! the mushroom was very very tasty and soft. The dish was so refreshing and something new.

spicy paste

Kimbap (rice seaweed roll with pickled radish, carrot, spina egg, and ground beef): It was like sushi, but different in taste. You can tell upon eating the differenceof japanese sushi with kimbap. 

Bulgogi (grilled marinated sirloin strips) The taste is similar with "Sukiyaki Japanese Dish" though bulgogi is grilled.

Love it.