How I stumble upon Yummy Korean restaurant was certainly unexpected. I planned to go to Guu Izakaya. Little did I know that they were only open later in the day on that specific day of the week. So, I let luck guide me and it led me to Korean town! I was impressed by the abundance of available Korean restaurants. It was very difficult to choose one. Yummy attracted me with its colorful dish pictures displayed on the window, and the motherly woman poster displayed just beside the door. I was hoping for a very cozy and homey meal!

Choices on the menu were not limited. But I had my mind clear and I chose the pork bone stew.

Before the main dishes were served, various side dishes were put on the table. This is what I search for in a Korean restaurant. For some odd reason, Montreal’s Korean restaurants are always so stingy with their side dishes. Although simple, the side dishes were very satisfying!

And of course I had to order a seafood pancake, a tradition.

The amount of seafood was about right. The batter was perfect. The sauce was magical; it made the pancake very savoury.

The pork bone stew was perfection. I usually don’t eat rice, but eating the stew with rice was a must, so I couldn’t resist! The pork bone was completely infused into the stew. This stew brought me back to memories where my grandma would make hearty soup on a hot summer day.

Typical Mr.Butter ordered his usual bulgogi. If it’s meat, he’ll like it.

My dear mommy had a light lunch, soup dumplings. She didn’t criticize nor compliment. From her look, it seemed to be a decent dish without much to write about.

Yummy Korean restaurant offers very student friendly price for their dishes. I was surprised that the bill did not exceed 50$. Without any lie, I thought about the stew the moment I stepped out of the restaurant. This thought still lingers until now.

Zuuchini