Minhyung Ene Korean Restaurant

Jerald Ramirez

3.0

They serve raw pechay baguio with kimchi along with other meat for grilling.. Korean food isn't my tyoe of food

ShaSha

5.0

I am missing Korean food since relocating to Quezon. Fortunately, somebody suggested Minhyung Ene. It is a small eating place towards the city proper, and we usually call first before to arrive as we're scared there might not be considered a table for all of us. There's, needless to say,a grill built-in the tables for the samgyupsal. Yum yum. Though we in no way tried that however in Minhyung because my toddler can simply reach the grill. There is a big television that continuously plays Korean displays and MVs. We always purchase Jeyuk-bokkeum that is slices of pork inside lovely and spicy sauce, and osam-bulgogi, that is pork and squid. We've attempted the beef, once, but I'm very little of a beef-lover, although meats was tender. Everything had been tender! We also purchase Fried Mandu because our kiddo loves it. They serve some side meals before the meal, which may be refilled (forgot just how many times). We've taken house a kilo of kimchi as soon as, and will probably achieve this again on weekend break. We usually spend just a little significantly less than 1000 whenever we're here. Weekend break lunch are often packed. Call forward. :) They only have got a bamboo sofa outdoors and waiting is really a burden rainfall or shine (specifically that it's summer).

Marta Dilia

5.0

Ambience plng korean na. It's like getting korea in Quezon. No want passport and visa 🙂💙💙💙 btw! Oppas eat here as well! 😍