Joshua Adriel Alburo Cerillo
+5
Kimchi is great!! Love it and the samgyup is yummmm
I recommend this restaurant if you're craving for korean food, because its delicious and have good customer service as well. I especially liked their seafood pancake, it matches well with the sauce. 😊 Will definitely be back.
My go to place when I'm craving for samgyupsal. Malapit lang kasi samin. Sobrang sarap nung Doenjang Jigae nila. And they serve freshly made Kimchi, yung hindi pa nag-age super spicy pero super sarap.
Great food, fresh veggies, authentic korean taste!
We've been seeing this restaurant every time we visit Tagaytay, and since samgyupsal started trending we decided to try it this time around. And it did not disappoint. Highly recommended and will surely be back.
We went here because we wanted to try no-meat meals so we decided to look for samgyupsal resto. We went here on an afternoon of a weekday, maybe this explains why we are the only ones dining at that time. The place is simple, especially from the outside, nothing special but on the inside its more than simple na. The food, is very good for its price. We ordered 2 meats (beef and pork slices), side dishes included already. They also have complimentary tea. We are not very particular with types of meat but we are satisfied with the ones we ordered. We just paid around 700php thats inclusive of 500ml coke zero. We also hada takeout since we were not able to finish the meal. We will deifinietly come back here.
Jellybeans In The City
+4
Ever since the extended family discovered the wonders of Korean cuisine that Tagaytay has to offer several years ago, a sojourn here is hardly complete without a meal at a Korean restaurant. One such eatery is Neul Bolm Korean Restaurant which has moved to a new location since our last visit. (Incidentally, it is tagged on Zomato as “Permanently Closed” but as confirmed by the wait staff and this review, it is still very much in operation.)
Rhon James C. Aguilar
+4.5
It was a cold Sunday late evening when we went here. I will always remember how they welcomed us kahit na they were about to close the restaurant operation for that day.
We ordered a lot of items from the menu and we felt so lethargic and full after. Mas masarap talaga kumain spicy foods kapag nasa malamig na lugar, so that's why we enjoyed our dinner tremendously.
Neul Bolm in Tagaytay is in my honest opinion the most authentic Korean restaurant in the area. It is run by Korean immigrants and Filipino staff. Located just across Sky Ranch. Will be back again to this place very soon! 😊
Tucked away in the cozy streets of Tagaytay is a custom Korean Restaurant I will always love to go back to.
Tagaytay is a place close to my heart which makes me worn out of the bulalo craze already. And since I am always down for Korean barbecue, I waved the famous bulalo cliche and shift to Korean barbecue instead.
Their Samgyubsal and Cha dul Begi are jaw-dropping because of how substantial the grilled side pork and beef silicates are. They are both absolutely thick and savory. Everything from the sides, the traditional korean ambiance, the meaty pork and beef itself and also the warm service are worth way beyond its value. My money's worth got multiplied by how pleased I am.
Neul Bolm Korean Restaurant is worth the gamble to switch from your usual bulalo habit whenever you visit Tagaytay. And just like me, experience how your moola gets multiplied by the satisfaction you will endure.
We have a great time at Neul Bolm i can say they have the crispiest kimchi i dont know how they do it but it is the best!!! The staff is very accomodating the price is just right for 2 persons we only paid around 800php++ for 2 set meals just ask for it see pictures below. We had the best samgyupsal and chol du bagi.
Jessa Acosta | Patches Of Life
+3.5
In this post: Cha Dul Begi, Dolsot Bibimbap, Jabchea, Korean Ice Cream
I was a lot younger then. It was probably more than 5 years ago. A lot of things I do not know and I haven't tried. But I can still remember when my friend introduced it to me. He taught me the proper way to enjoy it. And it was a lot fun with friends. It was my first time... my first time to try Korean food. And yes, it was at Neul Bolm Korean Restaurant. It was in Tagaytay.
Tried this place too last night! We'd always drive by (my familia has a place in Southridge now) and so we wanted to try it. This place is great, but we prefer Ci Yoo better (sorry Neul Bolm - you're not a bad restaurant. We just prefer the other place
Jessa Acosta | Patches Of Life
+3.5
Went back to Neul Bolm after more than 5years, this time, with my family. I didn't realize right away that it was the same restaurant where I tasted Korean dishes for the first time. That since then, I've been in loved with Korean food. I guess their prices didn't change that much.
Cha Dul Begi - These are thin slices of marinated beef grilled on our table. Best to eat after grilling as the meat tend to get tougher. I also noticed there were less side dishes than the first time I went here.
Dolsot Bibimbap - I love their Dolsot Bibimbap and it was good to be shared by two people (for our case, three). It was on the spicy side but it was the kind of spice that I would want another spoonful! I love how all the ingredients -- egg, vegetables, rice, and whatever that Korean sauce is -- and flavors mix well together, literally.
Jabchea - I was surprised to see that it was of big serving, can be shared by 3 to 4 people, and was loaded with ingredients too. I am not sure if it was really how it is, but I find the noodles a bit soggy or maybe slimy. I would prefer it sweeter also.
We had Korean ice cream for dessert. No pictures though. Mine was like ice cream sandwich, which both my son and I enjoyed.
It was nice to be back in this place after some years, with not much have changed. I know I'll get to visit this place again someday.
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Nuel Bolm doesn't look quite appealing from the outside. Just a few meters from Sky Ranch and a few blocks away from Summit Ridge, this lone single floor building looks old and you'll barely see the resto sign. If you go inside, you'll notice right away that they don't have airconditioning systems (now that's a personal preference); personally, I didn't really mind. Dining furniture pieces like tables and chairs are also pretty old but pretty clean. But don't be afraid--the general vibe is the kind of old that doesn't make you feel iffy about the food. It gave off a dining experience that's similar to visiting my grandparents' house for lunch (if you know what I mean).
Anyway, the food...
The food was tasty. They offer an array of side dishes for every order of grilled meat. If you order two plates of grilled somethings from the menu, you get free two servings of rice and two bowls of kelp soup. We only ordered one pork dish, so we didn't get to use the table griller and they cooked it for us. But I must say, they prepared our Jeyuk Bukum really well. It had a delightful amount of sweet chili sauce sautéed with onions, leeks, and sesame seeds. The Dolsot Bibimbab was served sizzling in a stone pot, filled almost to the brim with vegetables and strips of grilled beef, topped with one raw egg that cooks off from the pot's heat. Some side dishes I recalled: a plateful of fresh lettuce, thin slices of pickled radish, kimchi, korean rolled tamago, and fermented soy chili paste. All of the sides can be refilled only once. Also, if you don't want to order drinks, fret not-- they serve a complimentary pitcher of cold tea.
We were attending a wedding in Tagaytay. Craved for Korean food. Found this place that is accessible by Jeepney, went inside and voila~ cravings satisfied! We ordered 2 meats and we thought it was not enough for us (2 people but usually eat for 3 lol) but eventually when they served the meat it was really more than we were expecting. Ambiance is okay because its in Tagaytay haha. No airconditioning but still cool. Service is okay, they were attentive to our needs.
When in Tagaytay and wanting to eat Korean food, this is the best place
I'm not fond of spicy food but i love the seafood ramyun, since it's only mild spicy. I also love the bulgogi. Its flavors are very rich that you'll never want to stop eating. Plus they give free side dishes. Very worth it.
I started going to this restaurant back in the late 90s, when this was the only Korean restaurant in town. They used to serve much, much more side dish varieties as compared to today. This must have been my first experience being served free side dishes that I made sure with the waitress that they were indeed part of the meal. Still, I was worried because for something you didn't specifically order, it was quite a lot! I always order their Jap Chae, Bibimbop and hot, spicy noodles with broth. I've never tried other Korean restaurants in Tagaytay to this day, so I think this is still the best, compared even to most similar places in the metro. They have parking in front and the side of the building, which is right along the highway. Although you don't get to enjoy the usual Tagaytay view, it's still an ideal place for a nice meal before continuing your journey.
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