Monday, August 16, 2010

Double Date

Hubby and I went out on a date with my younger brother, 
Jones, and his fiancee, Tippi, last Saturday.
  
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My brother brought us to Gyumon restaurant in Mile Long, Makati (same row as Sango Burger).

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It was pretty full...

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... so we were lead upstairs to their "sister" restaurant, which serves almost the same food as Gyumon.
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Jones' and Tippi's fave is the Gyu San Ten (3 kinds of beef), P850; 
but the resto upstairs didn't have that in their menu. 
So we ordered something similar, with it being priced a little big higher.

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Isn't this cow adorable? :) There was one placed in every booth.
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For starters, we were served a complimentary plate of shredded cabbage with sesame dressing. YUM!!!  
The boys had softdrinks, while the girls had complimentary house iced tea ;)

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Let the grilling begin! 

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The boys did the cooking...
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The condiments ;) We love their staple sauce, mixed with minced garlic.
Tip: dip the cooked beef in the garlic sauce, and dip it after with sesame oil ;P
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Our bill? A little over P1, 400. Not bad for imported beef and delicious Japanese rice ;)
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FYI, "gyu" means beef, so the resto's specialty is beef—obviously!
How about you? Have you tried it?
Let me know what you think ;)

2 comments:

  1. i LOOOOOVE grilled Korean food!!!! i love to dip everything in sesame oil with salt. my goodness, im craving for grilled beef and pork right now. mmmmmmm!

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  2. Haha... Isn't sesame oil so good, yet so bad? :D Gyumon is actually a fusion of Korean and Japanese dishes :) Have you been to this resto?

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