Korean barbecue or samgyupsal is easy to recreate at home. The trick is having the right equipment, the right cuts of meat, and the sides and sauces that make it so satisfying.   For those who enjoy the quick-cooking meat that is served ...

Missing your fave Korean barbecue spots? We know, we know: Dine-in services are up and running again these days, but if you'd rather keep your risk exposure to a minimum and maintain social distancing as best as you can, you can always ...

Thinking about what to serve on a daily basis can be a hardship if you don't have a plan laid out. That's why many turn to a meal plan to make their lives easier to manage. When you know what you're going to cook, it ...

Do you have a Korean barbecue grill? The prices for Korean barbecue grills have dropped and are even more affordable than ever! If you snagged yourself a wonderful deal, we bet you are curious what else you can cook on your new Korean ...

The National Capital Region reentered modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) on August 4, which brought about some changes to daily life in the Metro such as limitations on public transport and a ban on dine-in services in restaurants. As the change in policy ...

Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably heard of the now-ubiquitous sushi bake, a dish that rose to popularity amid quarantine in Metro Manila. Basically a deconstructed sushi, it's is composed of slices of sushi (whether salmon, tuna, kani, or whatever ...

Though many restaurants around the metro have reopened for dine-in services, staying home as much as possible is still the best option as the country continues to fight the pandemic. We understand if your cravings are nearly unbearable, but luckily, we found something to ...

Do you miss eating Korean barbecue but can’t be bothered with the whole grilling process? Don’t worry, there’s such a  thing as “dosirak,” a Korean packed lunchbox similar to Japanese bento. This meal typically includes meat, different vegetables, kimchi, and rice.Soban K-Town ...

Before quarantine in Metro Manila, Korean barbecue spots had become something of a pastime in the Manila—pretty much every KBBQ restaurant boasted a line snaking outside its doors on weekends. However, with quarantine now over three months long, you may be feeling ...

We know you miss getting your K-BBQ fix, and while there are options for you to enjoy a grilled feast at home, the dining experience in a restaurant is something else. Here’s some news for K-BBQ lovers: Samgyupsalamat is reopening selected branches ...

If you frequent Korean barbecue restaurants, one of the kitchen appliances you are probably looking for right now is a barbecue grill. Since there are restaurants that deliver Korean barbecue cuts, a grill simply completes the K-bbq experience. Thankfully, there are some online stores ...

Is eating unli Korean barbecue your eating out habit before the quarantine started? After being quarantined for over a month now, we definitely miss the sizzle of the meat on the grill, the bowls of refillable banchan that occupy the table, and ...

We've got to admit that one of the things we miss since the ECQ happened is eating out. Don't you miss treating yourself to Korean barbecue whenever the craving calls for it? Luckily for people living in the South, Soga Miga is ...

Have you ever watched a Korean drama and found yourself craving whatever the characters were eating? It happens to the best of us, and it happens in almost all K-dramas! Curious about those dishes that made a cameo in popular TV series? ...

Korean BBQ buffets have become so popular over the years for the simple reason that Pinoys can’t resist unlimited grilled meat. But because of all the smoke coming from the grill coupled with a noisy crowd, it’s sometimes hard for parents to ...

With the Korean wave going strong as ever in the Philippines, it’s no surprise that we’re seeing more and more of Korean flavors making appearances in our favorite restaurants, cafes, and fast food joints. Case in point: KFC Philippines just released Korean ...

One of the best things you can do if you love Korean food (besides eating in Korean restaurants) is to visit a Korean supermarket! When in Quezon City residents, you should visit Fun and Mart, a Korean and Japanese grocery where you can ...

We all have our go-to Korean barbecue joints, but that doesn’t mean there’s no room to explore new favorites. If you’re looking for good Korean food and are willing to splurge a little, you should head over to Sheraton’s latest food concept, ...

There's no denying it: the Korean wave in the Philippines is here to stay. One of our favorites is the Korean barbecue, where you get unlimited meats and ban chan (side dishes) which you may grill yourself.If you're a fan of spicy food, Romantic ...