Had our favorite Korean staples delivered via grab last night.
The only fly in the ointment was it was delivered at 130pm instead of 12 noon as originally agreed. Sorry no time for some fancy flatlay styling. At almost 2pm , the piggery and the handsome hubby were just so famished I did not have the heart to stop them from attacking the food and just made do with whatever my phone can take shots of .
Legit and good place if you want Korean food aside from your typical samgyupsal. Staff are very attentive and they cook the meats for you.
A but pricey but worth the price.
A place where you can eat authentic korean food. Also the ambiance of the place feels like you are in korea
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It is a relief to be served Korean that’s not in a buffet set-up which has been the trend in the country for a while now. Look, I do not have anything against the concept but it gets tiring. Actually, really tiring.
So, when an invite went around for Ye Dang, I immediately signed up.
I have to be candid with this review and be honest how a tad disappointed I was upon entering the restaurant. There was an unlit portion of the dining area where old chairs are stored. Making you feel that either the whole place is under renovation or soon to be condemned. Well, I didn’t bother to lose time by making a big fuss about it and just focused on the food instead.
And focus on food, I did. There were three dishes I fell in love with.
The Bibimbap, Pajeon (Korean pancake) and the star of the mini food event that afternoon (at least, in my book), the Grilled Mackerel. The Bibimbap’s spiciness was tempered without losing the flavor of the dish. The fish on the other hand smelled fresh and tasted fresh. The very light saltiness worked wonderfully for the dish. And the Korean Pancake, which I had almost half of, well-seasoned.
Ye Dang stands in Meralco Avenue proudly as one of the truly Korean Restaurants not relying on the latest unli BBQ idea to survive. Ye Dang has remained quiet all these years serving newbies and regulars with that one important thing in the restaurant business: serving good food.
And that's what Ye Dang offers. Quite successfully.
Post Script
A restaurant review is an amalgamation of three factors: food, service and atmosphere. I rest my case.
Patricia Veronica Jasmin
+5
YE DANG - Located along Meralco Ave. It had been there for quite some time, but just recently they had a change of management. Who would have thought that its not your usual Korean BBQ Place where you can enjoy the usual Unlimited Korean BBQ. Here in Ye Dang, even though they're not serving unlimited meats, but guaranteed their serving quality pork, beef and chicken plus Authentic Korean dishes that we're all familiar with.
Jellybeans In The City
+4
Way back in the mid 2000s, before the Korean BBQ craze gained the prominence it enjoys today, there have already been several restaurants that offer authentic Korean dishes in the Ortigas area. One of these restaurants is Ye Dang. Located along Meralco Avenue, it has been the destination of Korean food lovers as well as local Korean residents for the past fourteen years.
It has been in the business since then and now, even if it's on a new management, Ye Dang never failed to promise good quality of meat, and service.
Ye Dang offers a la carte dishes but the serving size is big and their side dishes are now unlimited.
The Japchae has generous servings of meat, and not too sweet. I like it. I also like the Seafood Pancake. For the meat, it was obvious that I like the Chicken, and the Beef. It was interesting to see that they also serve Grilled Mackerel here.
Price range is on the average-higher side but quality was never compromised.
Ye Dang continues to be consistent in delivering very good Korean food which is a level higher than the other Korean reataurants in the metro. The restaurant is clean with good ventilation so you don’t leave smelling like your food or smoke. There is also free parking in the back. We ordered the bibimbop, the spicy tofu soup, chapchae and seafood pajeon. They have one of the best chapchaes, noodles are sticky and chewy with good portions of meat! Portions all good to be shared amongst 3 persons. Definitely one of my favorite Korean restaurants.
The beef of this restaurant is exquisite. This must be while the whole metro has moved on to Unli KBBQ, they are still thriving despite being a single serve restaurant. Even their side dishes are just single serve!
But I guess this was a throwback to the time when samgyupsal was not yet too popular. This was a popular spot back then and it was good to finally eat at one of the original joints.
Eat here if you're not too hungry and want to immerse in one of the OGs in the samgyupsal history of Metro Manila.
the good ole' classic Ye dang. this is one of the first ever korean restos we've tried waaaay back before k-dramas and k-pop were a thing. side dishes are great, which included sweet potatoes, dilis and egg rolls that treat your sweet, spicy, salty palates. medyo on the costly side though, since they don't offer packaged meals nor unlimited offers, good for couple's dates since you order a la carte.
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