'Joey's Blog'

One of the weekdays before my flight when Bf had an off day so we met out for our dinner. Finally a date with the man after being occupied by alot of activities ( his recruit's stay in/ field camp cramped up alot of his schedule).

I had a strong craved for Korean cuisine and coincidentally, he found a deal from group on which entitled us to have $30 cash voucher for a price of $15. 

To whom who wants to know where is this place? Its located at Cathay Basement 1. The name of the shop is called Ahjumma. Quote me wrong but I think Ahjumma means Auntie in Korean language?

So Ahjussi brought her Gf to Ahjumma for dinner! Sounds Rhyme uh!

Simple menu which only have front and back page. As it was just newly opened, the food was simple and limited. There are a total of 6 rice sets where it comes with 4 small palate of  side dishes. Hotteok pancakes was such a hot spot that it was all sold out when I placed an order.

Initially we ordered a plate of Kimchi Mandu (pork + kimchi dumplings) and Hotteok Pancakes but the staff came back to inform us that all pancakes were sold out. Feeling sorry, he suggested if we would like to try Kun Mandu ( dumpling filled with Prok and Chives). 

I guess its not our luck so we decided to give in since we have already paid for our dishes. Both dishes tasted the same but with different filling. Personally, I preferred their kimchi mandu because of the spiciness from their Kimchi. The dumplings were served hot and crispy that you can literally hear the ''crunch crunch'' sound.

For our main dishes, Bf ordered their spicy chicken bulgogi rice set  ($8.50). For a full set like this, the price was reasonable as long it didn't hit on more than 10 bucks. The chicken was soft and tender, with marinated of the spices, it is served best with a cup of beer.

I went for the army stew set ($10.90)! I have a liking of stew broth although it may turn out salty for a long. What was inside the broth? Kimchi, instant noodles, luncheon meat, sausages, tofu and they even added in cheese. So yummy when it goes with a bowl of steamed rice.