There's a new mall in the area and the shopping girl in me wants to check it out...and so I did. If you are into high-end brands and luxury watches go to Superbloc! After roaming in the soon-to-be completed mall, I craved for Korean food and so I had my dinner in Sariwon.
One thing you should take note, even on a weekday night, go early to Sariwon because food here is cooked in front of you! I had to wait around 30-40 minutes to be seated inside.
Sariwon Korean Barbeque |
Origin of Sariwon |
Menu |
Appetizers |
Roasted anchioves |
Dolsot Bibimbap P380 |
Yummy and hot! |
Ggot Galbisal P595 |
Ggot Galbisal P595 |
Of course, I wouldn't miss Sariwon's specialty...Bulgogi. Ordered a Deungsim Yangnyeom bulgogi from their selection. It' honey marinated slices of USDA choice beef (150g) grilled at the table. It is served with freshly made sweet potato noodles. In fairness, this was my first time to eat Bulgogi in this kind of cooking. Before Sariwon, I did not know about Bulgogi being served with soup and noodles. The soup is a special mixture blended with red wine and boiled over high heat, taking over 3 hours to create. Taste is slightly sweet, tangy, and flavorful! It is a truly Bulgogi experience!
Deungsim yangnyeom bulgogi P495 |
Up close when cooked |
Don't forget to come to Sariwon earlier than dinner time so you won't have to wait :) But then again, if you are craving for Korean BBQ, Sariwon is the only one in the Fort Area!
Taste: 4/5
Quality: 4/5
Ambiance and Service: 3/5
Sariwon
Address: East Block, Bonifacio High Street Central,
7th Avenue corner 29th Street, Taguig City
Telephone: 02-6213205
Website: www.facebook.com/SariwonPhilippines
Quality: 4/5
Ambiance and Service: 3/5
Sariwon
Address: East Block, Bonifacio High Street Central,
7th Avenue corner 29th Street, Taguig City
Telephone: 02-6213205
Website: www.facebook.com/SariwonPhilippines