(Non Halal)
im chi is crunchy, tangy, salty, addictively spicy and less pungent. The panchan dishes such as spicy cockles, bean sprouts, omelette with sausages and sweet pumpkin has been ‘malaysianised’ to suit our taste bud, but it feels weird on Rome’s taste bud, it was inevitable.
We had some complimentary spicy crab dish that comes with the galbi set. Weird combination huh?
We had four Daeji Galbi (pork ribs) dish of the sweet and spicy variation. The sweet variation is marinated in a sauce made from fruit juice, rice wine, soy sauce, sesame oil and sugar while the spicy variation uses house spicy marinate sauce. It is succulent in taste, crisply grilled to perfection with slightly charred around the edges.

The waiters and Chef Kim will expertly grill, flip and toss the meat to ensure that it was cooked to perfection. It feels authentic because some fiery charchoal block is used.
Another two Dakgalbi (marinated chicken) dish is added to the order as everyone turn out as cannibal.
NaengMyeong (chilled buckwheat noodles) is often served followed by a galbi meal. Koreans believed that the icy cold broth full of shaved ice can offset the heatness of the galbis. Served in a cold stainess steel bowl, the noodles sit in a tangy iced broth made of chicken stock, and are garnished julienned cucumbers, a slice of a Korean pear, and often a boiled egg.
Koreans have been drinking shoju for thousands of years. So a bottle or two of shoju is obligatory to mark the great birthday celebration. Smooth and clean in taste, it is easy to drink in combination with galbi dishes.
Daorae Garden serves authentic and delicious barbeque dishes. The service is excellent and prompt where you just have to sit and wait for the food to be done. The waiters also replace the grilling rack once it is charred. Total bill comes to RM 350++ with 2 bindaeduks, 6 galbi dishes (RM 27 each) and 3 shojus. Panchans, rice drinks and another 2 bindaeduk is on the house. Sounds reasonable for me because there were 11 of us. No wonder the Korean Popstar Rain dropped by!
Korean BBQ Restaurant
DAORAE GARDEN (Tel : 03-6203-2616)
No.9, 1st Floor, Plaza Crystal Ville Center,
Jalan 23/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas,50480 Kuala Lumpur
(Same row as Maybank)
pssstt i din even look thru your food properly cos i was mesmerised by Rome!!! he’s soooo cute leh :p
Yalah, his name so unique..ROME. Rome wasn’t built in a day, (it took nine months) :o)
B’day boy handsome la!!! Cute also. 😀
daorae garden has bcome one of my defaults when it comes to korean bbq..good meat..shud try their ox tongue..is darn good!..
the price is quite reasonable for me. will pay my visit some days. before that, i think i gotta buy a map book to check out the KL Map first >.<
wah. What a good selection of Korean food. I want someeee!!!!!
Eh!!!! I will definitely dump my cake and take all the food home….lol!
so many korean food, kimci kimci.. haha..citygirl can intro Rome to babykl.
haha…the picture of the sifu looks so glamorous.
Have not tried any korean BBQ yet 🙁 should give this place a try.. reasonable 🙂
Nice cake by BBO!
great Korean stuff , the sweet satisfied (issit ah ?) smiles say it all, yr soft gentle blog has all da nice ladies ( almost we say salivating sorry)
oh my…… he’s such a cutie pie!! :p 😉
Wah, Rain came here before?? @.@