Chef’s Noodle: A Fast, Fresh Casual Dining Korean Restaurant

Posted by: Gab August 2, 2012 in Featured, Lifestyle Leave a comment

Let’s all admit, Filipino loves to eat that why we like to discover new foods that can satisfy our taste buds and specially budget friendly. I discovered a new Korean restaurant near La Salle Taft called Chef’s Noodle located at second level of University Mall. They have a wide variety foods from noodle dishes, sushi, and rice meals expect to find an awesome assortment of delectable Korean dishes.

Chef’s Noodle is a Master Franchise by Simisim Group of Companies in the Philippines, which assures that quality of its brand.

I can say that Chef’s Noodle doesn’t just offer delectable Korean dishes that has a unique taste, they are also has a very affordable prices that most people can enjoy to like student, family that is on budget and basically people who like to eat delicious meals.

Here are some of the dishes that I’ve ate in Chef’s Noodle:

Chef’s Noodle (Php 150)
Chef’s Noodle’s signature dish; topped with tamago, spouts, fried tofu, jun-ya, kutchai, and the choice of the restaurant’s secret seafood or beef broth.
This is one of my favorite, the broth is fantastic it is boosting with a lot of favors and according to them it takes 8 hours just to make the broth.

Bibim Noodles (Php 130)
Cold noodles topped with bulgogi, tamago, Korean bean sprouts, kutchai, and our Chef’s Noodle’s version of sweet and spicy Bibim Sauce.
I must say this is the hottest dish on the menu, tip guys if you don’t like uber hot tell the waiter that make the sauce a little bit mild.

Japchae (Php 130)
Sweet potato noodles (dangmyeon) stir fried in sesame oil with vegetables and cooked bulgogi.
Their version of Japchae is not to sweet like in the other restaurants but this one is so tasteful.

Starking Fire Sushi (Php 160)
Sushi rice topped with thinly sliced australian beef torched and served with special sushi sauce.
Chef’s Noodle signature sushi, a must try dish! Its not your ordinary sushi, the presentation and premium taste is fantastic.

Seafood Pajun (Php 99)
Korean Seafood pancake with fresh shrimps and squids, spring onion and bell pepper.
A good pair to any noodle dish on the menu.

They serve kimchi as complementary appetizer to every customer who dine at Chef’s Noodle. so next time you plan on having Korean food for lunch or dinner and your near La Salle Taft try Chef’s Noodle. For me I can’t wait to go back and try their Bibimbap and Spicy DDukbokki.