Korean BBQ and Steamboat at Daorae Korean BBQ Restaurant

It's been a while since I have try the korean BBQ and steamboat in this Daorae Korean BBQ Restaurant. One of the most important thing that is worth mentioning is the service provided by the waiters - although I can see that most of them are foreign worker.

Walking towards the Daorae Korean BBQ Restaurant

The restaurant is located in 1st floor in De Garden, which is opposite of the Kinta City Mall. The only problem with the location is that the difficulty to find parking space, but overall, De Garden is a nice
place for one to find place for food and gathering.

The utensils

Branches of Daorae Korean BBQ Restaurant

Side dishes - unlimited refill

Other side dishes that we ordered

Back to the food, we ordered few sets, two sets of BBQ and another set of steamboat. The BBQ here not really like the BBQ that we often do outdoor - it is more like just grilled meat. But I'm happy with that, especially since we are served by the waiters, so, we just sit down and waiting for the food to be ready.

Beef BBQ set - served by the waiter

The beef is almost done

Besides grilling the beef and chicken for us, the waiter even teaches us how to eat and what are the purposes of the sauce that they gave us. Here is how to eat. First get a piece of the vege. Next, dip the meat (either chicken or beef) to the sesame sauce or the rice wine sauce and then finally wrapped the meat together with the vege and then you can eat the grilled beef or chicken.

Me, enjoying the food

Finally, our steamboat set is here. The soup, I presume is the kim-chi flavored soup. The steamboat set is nice, and I kinda like the way the soup taste - not too spicy, but spicy.

The Ra-Men with the steamboat soup

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