Easties, swing by Downtown East for slightly sweet and spicy Budae Jigae ($13.90 per pax with a min. of two pax). Choose two main ingredients from chicken sausage, sliced beef, cheese, mushrooms or mussels — a good combination would be cheese with mussels. The stew comes with tteokbokki, odeng, kimchi and eggs. Pro-tip: Do not leave the stew boiling for too lest the ingredients start sticking to the bottom of the pot!
Photo by Burppler Azizan Azhar
Easties, swing by Downtown East for slightly sweet and spicy Budae Jigae ($13.90 per pax with a min. of two pax). Choose two main ingredients from chicken sausage, sliced beef, cheese, mushrooms or mussels — a good combination would be cheese with mussels. The stew comes with tteokbokki, odeng, kimchi and eggs. Pro-tip: Do not leave the stew boiling for too lest the ingredients start sticking to the bottom of the pot!
Photo by Burppler Azizan Azhar
A hidden gem definitely. Used to have trouble finding affordable (price and PORTION wise) food in town but after discovering this place I AM SOLD. The kimchi soup with pork was generously filled with vegetables, tofu and egg and not at all watery. Paired the red bean rice, the soggy yet chewy grains were an absolute comfort. The beef bulgolgi was well-balanced (not too sweet) and not at all oily. Love the humble setting and the amazing food!
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