July 15, 2024

DaRaeJung in BGC: Korean BBQ and Wagyu Galore

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  • Korean bbq in general and samgyeopsal (grilled pork belly) in particular have skyrocketed in popularity in the country over the years due to its generous portions, accessibility, and most importantly, affordability. While the influence of Kpop and K-dramas has certainly helped boost its demand, there’s another key player contributing to its widespread appeal: authentic Korean joints such as DaRaeJung Korean Kitchen in BGC!

    IMAGE from DaRaeJung Korean Kitchen

    DaRaeJung’s interior has rows of semi-private booths separated by sleek partitions with intricate patterns, ideal for small groups of diners. Each table has built-in grills and exhaust vents for smokeless K-bbq session. The amber ceiling lighting creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere and adds a hint of industrial feel to it.

    IMAGE from DaRaeJung Korean Kitchen

    Open 24/7, DaRaeJung’s menu is a celebration of Korean and other East Asian specialties, grilled meats, and many more. Although the restaurant offers something for everyone, there are certain signatures that simply cannot be missed. Among its must-try signatures include pajeon (traditional savory pancakes), jjampong (spicy seafood noodles), wagyu salchisal (chuck flap tail), hotpot, and sashimi.

    Pair these with their alcoholic beverages that perfectly complement the grilled meats. Sip on some sweet and fruity Bokbunja (black raspberry wine) or try Bekseju (traditional herbal rice wine), known for its smooth flavor and subtle ginseng notes that enhance the savory bbq experience. Of course, no Korean feast is complete without the classic soju – its clean, crisp taste pairs wonderfully with the rich and smoky flavors of the grilled meats!

    Samgyeopsal / IMAGE from DaRaeJung Korean Kitchen

    Wagyu Salchisal / IMAGE from DaRaeJung Korean Kitchen

    Sashimi / IMAGE from DaRaeJung Korean Kitchen

    Tofu and Kimchi / IMAGE from DaRaeJung Korean Kitchen

    The restaurant also offers set menus great for groups of diners to enjoy the complete Korean dining experience with a handful of side dishes that complement the entrees; lunch specials, boxed meals,

    So, if you’re in the mood for an exceptional Korean bbq experience, head over to DaRaeJung Korean Kitchen at The Fort Strip. It’s a grilling adventure you won’t want to miss!

    General Information

  • 2/F, 28th St cor 7th Ave, The Fort Strip, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig
  • 0917-561-8282 / 0999-991-4255
  • Open 24/7
  • https://www.foodpanda.ph/restaurant/k3fd/da-rae-jung-korean-kitchen-bgc
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