It is super rare of me to have that kimchi crave since it’s almost like a daily staple but when it comes to Korean BBQ pork, prominently quality controlled pork BBQ is down to a small handful of brands. One of it is Palsaik, a top chain from Korea with strict patented technology when it comes to preparation of their meat- including being the first to cook pork to perfection with their patented multidirectional fire control gas-burner. How’s that for a brag factor?
Trying the popular 8 flavoured marinated meat cuts when they first arrived in Malaysia was a great experience but nothing beats the experience of Korean BBQ in a weather above sea level, all the way in the Resort World Genting’s SkyAvenue On a Sundayy night, spacious dining room also filled with hopeful Malaysian diners queuing to get a table. Something I wasn’t able to comprehend- do they not need to work the next day? But the busy restaurant did not take it’s toll on the staff, who efficiently and professionally took our orders and grilling the meats to perfection of gentle charred, tender center and a decent line of buttery fat along one side.
Going with perfect and well-aged pickled vegetables, and mushrooms cooked to delicious crunch, the meal was more than flawless. Not to mention the plethora assortment of unlimited refill of salad wrap, I was crazy happy with the choices of salad leaves. This seriously is as close to how I like my Korean BBQ and what it is like back in Korea- different leaf types for a lovely layer of texture and flavor. Best if there is my absolute favourite, perilla leaves but that wasn’t affecting me as much since they were already serving iceberg lettuce and coral which I happened to love, so I am grateful.
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The set comes with a soup which could feed at least 4 pax, and the bubbling cooking paired so perfectly with the unpredictable chilly breeze of this semi outdoor restaurant.
Also check out the rest of my food shenanigans with the Resorts World Genting (because I frequent Genting Highlands too much) on #sycookiesxRWG, and here’s the restaurant visit appearing on my vlog.SEORAE Korean Charcoal BBQ is best known for using the authentic way of charcoal BBQ, special ‘circle grilling’ technique, and also their prized Galmaegisal (pork skirt meat).
In case you are wondering, the popularity of Galmaegisal lies in the notion that it resembles the much-revered wagyu beef in texture, taste, and look.
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And only up to 250 grams are typically found between an adult pig’s liver and midriff. To further enhance the flavours, chefs at SEORAE ‘massage’ and marinate the meat in a tasty concoction of Korean spices before grilling it just right.
If you come with a group of friends or family, then it is more value-for-money to get the “Ultimate Sets” good for 2 to 3 diners.
Included within are the Galmaegisal (pork skirt meat), Seorae Samgyeobsal (premium black pork belly), Woosamgyeob (US beef shortplate), LA Galbi (bone-in short ribs), Kkochi Platter, Haemul Pajeon, and Sundubu Jjigae – almost like a royal feast.
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Known as pork “skirt meat, ” the cut has apparent density, a more noticeable reddish tint, and a robust meaty flavour, unlike other pork parts.
The result is a juicy piece of Galmaegisal that you can savour in traditional Korean fashion by dipping it in various spicy sauces.
The thickness (about the size of your pinky finger) allows it to become so succulent when grilled that would be melt-in-your-mouth with a nice char.
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The special marinade imparts a mild sweet and savoury taste in the meat. You do not need to cook this meat too long, so that this stays juicy and retains the moisture.
These bone-in short ribs are marinated overnight so that it is packed with flavour. After grilling, it has a sweetish tinge and a soft tender bite. One of my favourite meat cuts here.
Inspired by the night markets of Korea, this street-food platter features skewered meats to be charcoal-grilled, such as Kimchi Pork Belly, Cheese Pork Belly, and Spicy Enoki Pork Belly.
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Spring onion and seafood Korean-style Pancake this version included with as prawns and squid. The pancake here has a mildly crunchy exterior, but inside it is fluffy in texture.
Spicy Korean stew with silken tofu that is velvety soft, accompanied with other ingredients like clams and minced pork, plus some enoki mushrooms and an egg yolk for a comforting finish.
Bulgogi or “fire meat” typically consists of beef. However, the Pabulgogi that arrives on the table at Seorae comprises slices of moist pork collar enriched with the restaurant’s special onion sauce.
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Complementing the meatiness of the pork, in this case, is sweetness from leeks and a hint of savoury earthiness from the accompanying king oyster mushrooms.
Available in limited qualities, the Bossam consists of taking black pork belly, having a chewy texture, and tenderising it by boiling the meat in a robust flavour-filled brine for over two hours.
The pork is served with a range of sour and spicy condiments such as garlic, kkakdugi – radish kimchi, green chillies, and thick ssamjang sauce.
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The best way to enjoy Bossam is to take the meat, add your preferred condiments, wrap it up in a leaf and bite into a mouthful of savoury goodness.
Tteokbokki, translating to “stir-fried rice cake, ” is one of Korea’s most famous street foods. Typically, the dish is a sweet but mostly spicy preparation with a chewy texture.
Truffle Tteokbokki has moderate spice levels brought about by its creaminess. Moreover, the chefs infuse the rice cakes with truffle oil and zest to that distinct aroma.
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As for the bacon bits on top, they work both as a crunchy element to offset the smoothness of the rice cakes and as a much-loved meaty garnish.
SEORAE Korean Charcoal BBQ – Sengkang Compass One, #02-36-73/74, 1 Sengkang Square, Singapore 545078 Tel: +65 8186 0968 Opening Hours: 11:30am – 10pm (Mon – Sun)
SEORAE Korean Charcoal BBQ – Plaza Singapura Plaza Singapura #02-01, 68 Orchard Road, Singapore 238839 Tel: +65 9181 2709 Opening Hours: 11:30am – 9pm (Mon – Sun)
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SEORAE Korean Charcoal BBQ – Tampines Mall Tampines Mall #B1-02, 4 Tampines Central 5, Singapore 529510 Tel: +65 8139 9675 Opening Hours: 11am – 9:30pm (Mon – Thurs), 11:30am – 9:30pm (Fri – Sun)
SEORAE Korean Charcoal BBQ – JEM Jem #B1-10, 50 Jurong Gateway Road, Singapore 608549 Tel: +65 9199 8729 Opening Hours: 11am – 8:30pm (Mon – Thurs), 11am – 9pm (Fri – Sun)
SEORAE Korean Charcoal BBQ – NEX Serangoon NEX #B1-73/74, 23 Serangoon Central, Singapore 556083 Tel: +65 9385 5045 Opening Hours: 11:30am – 9:30pm (Mon – Sun)
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