SSADA GIMBAB

good but a little too spicy

this is really good

Beauty World is full of Korean eateries and restaurants, and Ssada Gimbab is one that offers pretty good Korean fare!

The Soybean Stew ($13) was really comforting and extremely flavourful. Full of ingredients like onions and sliced pork belly, this was one hearty stew full of umami flavours. The only problem was that we wished for more soup as it was so good!

The Cheese Spicy Stir Fried Pork Rice ($15) came in a rather huge portion, with quite alot of melted cheese on top. This gave quite a good cheese pull, and it was so satisfying! The meat was tender and was quite flavourful while being not overly salty. This was pretty addictive and I can see myself wiping this clean!

Definitely one Korean eatery to consider!

Oooh, the tofu stew is so spicy but so addictive at the same time!

❤️ the robust and flavoursome soup pack with stacks of jiggly, soft tofu and seafood.

However, the spicy heat from the soup base is a little too much for me to bear. 🥵 I literally lost my voice after slurping half of it. Will certainly request for ‘less spicy’ version on my next visit.

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Just look at how fully stuffed this 𝐓𝐨𝐧𝐤𝐨𝐭𝐬𝐮 𝐆𝐢𝐦𝐛𝐚𝐩 is! Tightly packed within the fluffy rice roll are vibrantly coloured ingredients like pickled radish, egg & carrots, and a chunky piece of deep-fried cutlet! The crunchy, juicy pork slices really hit home, and the portion is good for one without feeling too full. Or you can go for their Shrimp Gimbap, with lightly battered shrimp tempura wrapped in the middle. They also have a mala pork version that I would return for my next visit! 🍙

Ordered the 𝐂𝐡𝐞𝐞𝐬𝐞 𝐓𝐭𝐞𝐨𝐤𝐛𝐨𝐤𝐤𝐢, which took slightly longer to serve due to the weekend dinner crowd. I enjoyed the thin & long rice cakes coated with melted cheese. Fair warning to y'all, the gochujang sauce is rather spicy, so prepare your tissues first! 🤭🔥 
 
P.S. Yay to free-flow banchan, though we would have loved a greater variety instead of just kimchi (which we like!) and jalapeno!