Don’t write Breeze Kitchen off because of how it looks – on most days you will only find Korean expats here so you know authenticity is on the menu.
Love Bibimbap? This Tiny Korean Canteen In Gurgaon Is A Complete Hidden Gem!
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The menu is in Korean so you may need help from the servers when you’re ordering. We tried Tok Bokki {Tteok-bokki} which is essentially a serving of thick rice noodles with sauce, and is a bit of an acquired taste. We really liked the Soon Dae or dark, Korean sausages.
If you want to play it familiar, skip straight to the momos – the steamed kimchi momo are amazing. They also have Korean sushi {kimbap} but it’s the Deep-Fried Chicken that truly hits the spot!
Not Without Noodles
No Asian meal is complete without noodles so, for the main course, opt for the Bibim-Kuk-Su or wheat noodles that are usually served cold. We also liked the Tok Ramen which was a lot like instant ramen but with thicker noodles.
If you’re a rice person then choose the Bibimbap – this is most likely how Koreans make it at home. A big bowl of rice, loads of gochujang, vegetables, soybean paste, chicken or pork and a fried egg – mix it all up and dig in!
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Go to this little joint for the true taste of Korean home-style food; there may be a bit of a language barrier but it’s not an obstacle you can’t overcome.
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