With over 20 unlimited side dishes and eat-all-you-can-grill pork and beef, who can say no to that? I didn't. Even if I don't actually eat meat, except for a little poultry here and there and some seafood. Anyway, I still can't say no when my friend Madz asked me to join her in this mini Korean trip in Makati.
I've been to a Korean restaurant a couple of times and I'm used to having my Bibimbap served to me already prepared. Image my surprise when I was faced with this:
I made a little scoop of some warm rice, topped it will some stomach-friendly looking sauteed/seasoned vegetable and took a photo. LOL.
"Mixed rice" it is! But my ignorance didn't stop there. As I've mentioned, they offered over 20 side dishes to choose from. Boy! That was very challenging.
Some soups:
Some of my favorites that made me go back are the following: The seaweed roll that is called Kimmari, dried seaweed rice ball called Jumeok Bap, sweet potato noodles stir-fried with vegetable called Jabchae, Zucchini Jeon, some onion rings, banana turon and Mattang - korean version of camote cue (finally, something familiar!). And lastly, you have no idea how happy I was to find Dak Kang Jung or sweet and spicy chicken in the selection, because after a few minutes, we were served with this:
Fresh meat ready for grilling. The sight of it was mouth-watering yet still, I didn't partake in this. But this time I have an idea how to eat the grilled meat well. You see, before I started my no pork/beef diet, I also had my fair share of experience wrapping a grilled meat with a lettuce and dipping it in salt and pepper sauce or chili pepper paste. Yes, totally YUMMY!
They also have several leafy vegetable to choose from:
Did I mention that for eat-all-you-can-grill meat and unlimited side dishes you only got to pay Php399.00? Fair deal and a good price for a semi-healthy buffet, right? But wait, there's more. Right now, they have a special lunch buffet promo of only Php299.00 until June 30, 2013. So if you are looking for a Korean getaway in the metro, I recommend that you should try this place. The food did make me feel like a Korean. (LOL. That was a little exaggeration)
Location:
Matgalne Restaurant, Main Branch
4768 Kalayaan Avenue Corner Mariano Street, Poblacion
Makati City, Metro Manila
Tel #: (02) 890 – 2949
Matgalne Restaurant
2F Millenium Place BIdg., Meralco Avenue
Ortigas Center, San Antonio
Pasig City, Metro Manila
Tel #: (02) 632 – 9714
Lunch buffet starts from 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
Dinner buffet starts from 5:30 PM to 11:00 PM.
Bakit naligaw ang mukha ko dito? Hahaha. paparazzi mode ka! Muka talaga akong mataray :P
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