K-food in UAE Dubai
In particular, the topic of today's discussion is Korean grocery in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. There are a lot of Asian restaurants in Dubai, especially in the month of November, as I discovered on my visit to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates last year. Moreover, I was interested in what was on the menus of Asian-themed restaurants and supermarkets. In order to learn more about the different types of eateries, I went on a week-long survey tour and recorded every detail that piqued my interest. And I made trips to the locations I cherished. Numerous locations might be found, including Asian eateries and the Family Mart supermarket in Korea. Al Barsha, Dubai, is where you may find it. I went to a supermarket When I went to see what was available, I was astounded at how lovely and straightforward the grocery shop is, especially considering that it has all of the produce and goods from Korea. In addition to the Korean side dishes and snacks that are offered in Korean markets. This is a picture of the market. There is a restaurant located within the grocery store, so the situation is not over yet. a charming little bistro. The spicy ramen, Korean kimchi, and a variety of delectable side dishes are all provided with the Korean food in a very attractive manner. The fish they sell there is excellent. Seafood has never before in my life tasted this good. Kimchi Family Mart is from the brand called jonnga in English and the Korean version of it (종가김치) is the Romanization of it in English would be jonggajib but the name of the brand in English called just jongga, this grocery store in UAE Dubai has the lowest Kimchi price ever.
Paul and I were invited to visit for a meal last week. dinner at the Asiana Hotel in Deira's Sonamu Korean restaurant. If you have been reading my blog for a while, you will be aware that Sonamu is an old favorite of mine and that this is where I meet up with other real and fake (other adoptees) Koreans to have Korean barbecue. Sonamu used to only offer its famed all-you-can-eat barbecue set menu on Tuesdays and Saturdays, but they've since adjusted that so that it is now available every night. Finally! Since it makes planning a K-bbq night out much simpler, I know many people, including myself, have been waiting for this. We sampled the new Korean-style vegetable tuigim (fried tofu salad) and the new fried tofu salad, both of which are served with the barbecue. the menu. Although I do miss the fresh onion salad they used to serve, they were both quite good. In terms of obtaining the recipe, I'll see what I can do. We had a selection of delicious sashimi before it was time to light the grill, as well as a delightful starter of prawns, scallops, and asparagus (not included in the set menu). Sonamu is the only Korean restaurant in Dubai that, in my opinion, allows you to grill your own meat at the table, even if other Korean restaurants also serve a selection of Korean BBQ dishes. The meat is wrapped after you've seen it sear on the griddle.
restaurant inside the family mart
Place some of the sauces in the lettuce and then drizzle some of them on top. added a great chimichurri to the sauce varieties given with the barbecue), and eat. It's amazing! For dessert, we got the Sonamu chocolate volcano. Since I started going there, they have always offered it as dessert with the barbecue set meal, though I'm not sure if that makes it their signature cake. It can be difficult to say no to ice cream, even if you're close to passing out from overeating after the barbecue. We also sampled the incredible mango bingsu made with Sonamu's new bingsu machine, which was delicious. Bingsu: What is it exactly? It's a Korean delicacy, yet some people mistakenly relate it to shaved ice. For a split second, bingsu feels incredibly smooth and fluffy in your mouth like freshly powdered snow. earlier than melting on your tongue. Though red bean paste is generally used to serve bingsu, there are many modern varieties, such as matcha, cereals, and other kinds of fresh fruit and berries. In contrast to Poul, who had never tasted bingsu before, I enjoy it. Verdict? He found it fascinating.
