Sao Paulo, Brazil 🇧🇷 Korean food 🇰🇷
🇰🇷 If you're on the hunt for delicious Korean food in São Paulo, look no further than Kyong Mi Jong! 🍴 This is a Korean restaurant I've visited countless times, and it's hands down one of the best Korean eateries I've ever tried. Tucked away in the familiar neighborhood of Bom Retiro, it doesn't have a grand entrance or a flashy sign. But the moment you take a bite of their barbecue, you'll understand why so many customers keep coming back. That's the irresistible charm and mouthwatering appeal of the food here! 🌟 🕒 When it comes to the restaurant's operating hours, it's open from Monday to Friday and on Sundays, serving both lunch and dinner. However, if you're planning a visit on a Saturday, you'll be disappointed—they take the day off! 😜 👥 One of the highlights of Kyong Mi Jong is the warm and friendly staff. The owners and employees are incredibly approachable. As soon as you step inside, you'll feel right at home. And let's not forget about the side dishes! 🥢 They offer a wide variety, and they're constantly updating them, using and pickling fresh seasonal ingredients. If you run out or want more, don't hesitate to ask for refills—just remember to be mindful of how much you're asking for! 🍽️ The menu at Kyong Mi Jong strikes a perfect balance. It's not overly extensive, but every dish is a winner. While I wish they had some classic Korean staples like tteokbokki (rice cakes) and mandu (dumplings), the current offerings still manage to satisfy my taste buds. 🥩 Main Dish Recommendation: My absolute must - order every time is the Costela bovina (beef short ribs). It comes in small and large portions, served with fresh lettuce 🥬 and white rice (one bowl for the small portion, two for the large). For a group of two or three people, the small portion usually suffices, and you can pair it with other dishes on the menu. 🍚 Staple Food Options: Whether you prefer the hearty bibimbap or the chewy cold noodles (personally, I love the cold noodles without the cold soup), it's all a matter of personal taste. And guess what? I usually order both! 🤭 🥣 Soup Delight: The small - sized tofu soup is a true gem. It's piping hot, spicy, and incredibly flavorful, making it the perfect companion to a bowl of rice. Interestingly, the large portion doesn't have the same intense taste, so I'd highly recommend going for the small one. 🍲 For those who love sausage and kimchi, the army stew is a great choice. And if you're in the mood for fish, the grilled hairtail fish is an option. It tastes decent, especially with a squeeze of lemon juice. 🍹 Drink Selection: When it comes to drinks, they've got the classics covered. You can choose from cola, water, Guaraná, soda, along with traditional soju 🍶 and beer 🍺. Just don't expect to find any cocktails on the menu here. 💰 Here's the best part: Kyong Mi Jong offers excellent value for money. 💸 There are no hidden costs, although they don't accept credit cards with extended payment terms. The atmosphere of the restaurant can vary from quiet to lively, depending on how busy it is. With an average cost per person ranging from R 70toR 250, it's suitable for both casual dinners and get - togethers with friends. This place is definitely worth a visit! 🎉 #SaoPauloBrazil #Brazil #KoreanFood #KoreanCuisine #DinnerParty #HighValueRestaurant
