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2012-01-28
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This round, it was to celebrate a dear colleague, Vennisa's farewell from the company and the venue we chose was the Seoul Garden Restaurant. Now I have passed by Seoul Garden's other outlets elsewhere but did not really dine there yet. With a tagline that reads "The Table Barbeque People", the first impression I had on Seoul Garden was it is a typical dual steamboat restaurant, one where you could have your steamboat in the middle of the pot while grilling the meat on its side. I wasn't that fa
With a tagline that reads "The Table Barbeque People", the first impression I had on Seoul Garden was it is a typical dual steamboat restaurant, one where you could have your steamboat in the middle of the pot while grilling the meat on its side. I wasn't that far off from the truth, except Seoul Garden was priced at RM36.88++ per pax for an all you can eat steamboat buffet. It had less choices of food than I expected though.
Now the choices of food available in Seoul Garden were pretty limited. There were the mandatory beef, poultry and lamb meat, thoroughly seasoned, as well as seafood, but I've been to other steamboat buffets, and this place pales in comparison. Anyway we were there for our dear colleague's farewell, so I guess it's the company that matters.
Personally I'm not a big fan of steamboat, but i do like to grill my own beef, lamb and chicken meat. It was rather amusing to see a few colleagues going for the vegetables while my table had meat overdose. Just check out a couple of shots of our steamboat in progress.
Overall it was a rather good meal, filling but not really fulfilling. I had my ice-cream for dessert, which surprisingly was the best part of my dining experience there. Do check out some photos which I manage to capture of my colleagues' happy faces that night. I guess the best part about dining at steamboat restaurants such as Seoul Garden was the feeling of friendship over a hot boiling pot of steamboat.
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