Gogi King, Solaris Mount Kiara

Few days ago, to reward my piggy partner; we went for a Korean Cheesy BBQ dinner at Gogi King located in Solaris Mount Kiara. We drove past this shop few weeks back on our way to another Korean restaurant nearby and saw this interesting concept of Cheesy Korean BBQ.

Their menu is simple with BBQ dishes, noodles, stews, side dishes and drinks. 

We had their Set A (RM55) which consist of Grilled Pork Belly, Pork Shoulder and Skirt Meat.

Their set comes with side dishes such as the essential kimchi, fresh lettuce, two ways salad, a bowl of hot soup and some cheese and egg on the grill. 

Here's what you will get for the Set A! Yummylicious pics ahead..

Refillable side dishes!

From the top is cheese, raw eggs, kimchi, garlic and green chillies. You need to wait for the cheese to melt a little before dipping your grilled meat into it. Just eat your grilled meat together with the cheese and it's heavenly. Well, our focus was on the cheese! For the egg, you need to wait till the egg is cooked first before munching it. And it's basically a steamed egg when it's fully cooked. Grilled meat + cheese+egg = YUM!

 It comes with a complimentary bowl of soup too.

You see, we love more side dishes to our meal and thus we ordered more. You might be wondering how these two fellas finished them but it was all wiped clean at the end of the meal. 

You gotta order these Mini Rice Ball (RM9) which comes in 5pcs of rice ball. You can find some chopped veggies in these rice ball and they are delicious.

We love Korean pancake thus a Kimchi Pancake (RM16) is a must-order whenever we dine in a Korean restaurant. It will be great if there's some spicy sesame sauce to accompany this pancake as it taste quite bland by itself. 

 Now, I would love some flavorful soupy dishes to accompany my mini rice ball. Thus, here comes the Seafood Tofu Stew (RM20) which comes with generous cubes of tofu! I think the soup flavor could be more intense ~ it's just a personal preference as we prefer dishes with stronger taste.

Our Cheesy BBQ dinner at Gogi King.

Overall it was a great dinner and something different from the normal Korean BBQ. But their meat could be even better if it's marinated with Korean sauces before being grilled. Service is great and environment is clean - not smoky.  You should try this meat + cheese BBQ!

Gogi King

No.1, Jalan Solaris,

Solaris Mont Kiara 

50480, Kuala Lumpur. 

 

Hobahn Korean Restaurant, Desa Park City

On one of the weekend, we happened to stop by Desa Park City on our way to Bandar Utama from Kepong. Since it's weekend and LDP is forever-jam in the evening; why not make a detour to Desa Park City to have dinner and avoid the "redcurrant jam". It will be good if it's a real redcurrant jam.. Muahaha,!

Not many choices to dine in though and most of the restaurants were packed. Luckily, we spotted some customers leaving from this Korean restaurant and hence, here we were.

From a glance look; their banchan looks colorful and presentable.It's a BBQ Korean restaurant but if you're not into BBQ, fret not you can order their ala carte soup, rice or noodles too.

After looking and flipping through their elaborated menu; here's our dinner:

We ordered the Bersot Doeji-Bulgogi; medium size with set. It consists of stir-fried marinated pork with assorted mushroom. There's a choice of medium or large size portion to choose from and we went for the medium size since we wanted to try their pancake dish too. And you can choose to have your main meal with or without set. If you choose the set one; it comes with the banchan. Unlike the typical Korean restaurant; it you don't order the set, there's no banchan to goes with your food. 

Banchan of the day.

Their banchan is pretty and colourful. Too bad that there's no free refill of banchan. 

Pretty and well presented ;)

 And here comes the main actor of the day! You can choose to cook it yourselves on the BBQ grill or have it "Kitchen cook". We chose the Kitchen cook option instead because we were too hungry :P

 The dish came out to be good! Rich in flavor and the marinated pork was sliced at the right size. And it goes well with rice. And there's tons of mushroom too.

Bersot Deoji-Bulgogi, medium size RM36 with set.

Craving for pancakes too and we had this Bulgogi Kimchi Jeon. And you can choose from a choice of beef, pork, lamb or chicken. Well, the pancake is ok but can't really taste the lamb. Probably would try their seafood pancake with cheese next time.

Bulgogi Kimchi Jeon (lamb); RM16.

Our set does not comes with rice and we had a bowl of steamed rice for sharing at RM3.50 each. They also charged ice water at RM1 each glass and warm water at RM0.50 per glass.

Overall, it's not bad. Will come again if I happen to pass by this area ;)

Note: 10% service charge and 6% government tax applies.



Hobahn Korean Restaurant
GF-12, The Waterfront @ Parkcity
No.5 Persiaran Residen
Desa Parkcity, 52200 Kuala Lumpur.