1
0
0
等級4
2013-09-05 182 瀏覽
Hidden on a Hartamas shop-house first floor, here's a Korean restaurant with a difference. No BBQ meat on Badaya's menu; instead, expect stranger specialties like what some might call a 'fish reproduction soup' (RM35 before taxes). This tangy broth brims with not only the roe of female fish but also milt, the sperm-bearing white reproductive glands of male fish, tasting like buttery brains. Next up, another fiery-red stew, bearing a delicacy that might also prove an acquired taste. Spicy gelatin
更多
13 瀏覽
1 讚好
0 留言
Hidden on a Hartamas shop-house first floor, here's a Korean restaurant with a difference.
20 瀏覽
1 讚好
0 留言
No BBQ meat on Badaya's menu; instead, expect stranger specialties like what some might call a 'fish reproduction soup' (RM35 before taxes).
27 瀏覽
1 讚好
0 留言
This tangy broth brims with not only the roe of female fish but also milt, the sperm-bearing white reproductive glands of male fish, tasting like buttery brains.
16 瀏覽
1 讚好
0 留言
Next up, another fiery-red stew, bearing a delicacy that might also prove an acquired taste.
21 瀏覽
1 讚好
0 留言
Spicy gelatinous chicken feet, a whole pot of 'em, chopped & roasted. RM30.
14 瀏覽
1 讚好
0 留言
Less threatening-looking, these fritters. No prizes for guessing what's battered within.
14 瀏覽
1 讚好
0 留言
Oysters, fresh & juicy. Ten of them cost RM40, a not-bad bargain for these inflationary times.
15 瀏覽
2 讚好
0 留言
Love Badaya's 'banchan' side dishes, especially since they're egg-filled, of the sunny-side-up chicken kind & the hard-boiled quail sort.
(以上食評乃用戶個人意見 , 並不代表OpenRice之觀點。)
張貼
評分
味道
環境
服務
衛生
抵食