Beef Dosilock (Lunch box with marinated beef) @ Namoodol Restaurant

After the great find the day before at Namoodol Restaurant, I decided to try a different dish. This time is beef dosilock, that is, lunch box with marinated beef.

Price: Value for money for one decent meal.

Quality: The meal comprised of a lunch box and a bowl of lettuce and bean sprout soup. In the lunch box, there was a serving of kim chi, steamed rice and grilled marinated beef. The beef was freshly grilled. The taste was super duper yummy! Each bite was filled with surprise and anticipation. Anticipating taking another bite of it. Must try!

Store layout: A simple layout with one row of tables for customers and the other for the kitchen, located at Han Ah Reum Mart, Union Street. You may have to enter from the supermarket. The walls are painted with warm colors and you feel very comfortable having your meal there. However, at the end of the restaurant, there may be boxes that may be a little hazardous. You can get free water (hot or cold) from the dispenser provided. But remember to return your tray after your meal.

"Namoodol Restaurant taken along Union Street."

"Order at the counter by telling the staff the number as indicated in the picture menu. By the way, the lady standing at the counter was not me." :D

Where: Namoodol, Han Ah Reum Mart, 29-02 Union Street

Tel: 718-445-5656

Website: http://www.hmart.com/ourstore/ourstore_main.asp#ny

Overall rating: 4.5/5

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