I went to this restaurant named "Ebadom", a popular pork-based pot (Gam-Ja-Tang) restaurant in Korea, with my friends. we went to this restaurant because we believed that the famous GamJaTang restaurant had opened in the Duluth area.
First of all, this is a restaurant that has nothing to do with the Ibadom GamJaTang restaurant in Korea. It's a restaurant that only uses the same name of the famous franchise restaurant in Korea. Well, I know that there is no legal problem if the Korea-based Ibadom restaurant is not registered in the United States.
My friends and I love GamJaTang and, thus, ordered it. One of my friends is actually a Korea cuisine chef who visited here.
GamJaTang in this restaurant is not the commonly known GamJaTang. In short, it was a little bit strange taste of GamJaTang made using spices used in Chinese pot dishes.
The GamJaTang dish was not bad at all, but if you like the general Korean style of GamJaTang, you may not like it. And the meat attached to the bones should be separated easily, but the cooking time was a little short.
The kimchi served as a side dish was delicious. Overall, this restaurant had nothing to do with Ibadom, a famous Korean GamJaTang restaurant, but the meals sold here look like made by a Korean-Chinese or...
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