Korea House

After a glorious trip to the cinema to see Mary Poppins Returns, Sherry, MJ and I headed just along to the road to a spot they both enjoy, Korea House.

The previous time I ate Korean food was in Seoul so I wasn’t quite sure how the south Georgia version would match up.

The place was a slightly down at heel cantina style place with a mix of booth and tables. It looked much in the style of many informal Korean eateries in Seoul.

The menu was broad, covering much familiar territory. We were visiting for a late lunch so Sherry took advantage of one of their lunch plate offers opting for the crispy chicken. I followed MJ’s lead in sampling their bibimbap.

First we had the usual array of snacks with their kimchi very good. We then shared some good steamed dumplings and a portion of tteok bboki. The latter dish – a classic Korean stew of rice cakes – was new to MJ and Sherry; it was a hit with both.

Our mains soon followed. The bibimbap came in the usual seering hot stone bowl and was a pretty good rendition with tender beef pieces at the heart of things.

Sherry’s chicken plate was plentiful with a good little array of whatnots including a couple of gimbap rolls. It was all good stuff.

So overall, Korea House was a real winner. It served very good dishes with the tteok bboki particularly warmly received. It’s well worth a look next time you’re in these parts. I dare say I’ll be back at some stage.

Scores
Blythe scores Korea House
4/5 for food
3.5/5 for presentation
3.5/5 for service
3/5 for setting
giving an overall 14/20

Today’s questers were: MJ, Sherry, Blythe

We ate: steamed dumplings, chicken lunch plate, bibimbap (2), tteok bboki

We drank: cola, water

We wore: seasonal socks

Total bill: $49.83