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Sodam Korean Restaurant, JB

Sodam Restaurant serves great Korean cuisine. I was there to try the BBQ meat. I’d the pork (Sogeum Gui – Pork shoulder loin) & beef (Kkoch Geungsim – Beef rib eye) and as usual, there’s always side dishes – kimchi that comes along with any Korean cuisine. I ordered the Sundubu Jjigae, which is Soft bean curd with seafood pot soup & rice.

The Address is:

Permas Mall #01-34, Block A,

No.3, Jalan Permas Utara, Bandar Baru Permas Jaya,

81750 Masai, Johor. Malaysia.

Contact: (07)-388 0800

Opening Hours:

Monday ~ 6pm-11pm (dinner)

Tuesday-Friday ~ 12pm-3pm (lunch); 6pm-11pm (dinner)

Saturday & Sunday ~ 12pm-11pm

Overall Rating:

  • Taste : 9.5/10
  • Sugar level : n/a
  • Msg level : 3/10
  • Salt level : Just nice… mmmm…..
  • Food Presentation : Looks good!
  • Ambience : Very cosy
  • Cost/Price:  Reasonable
  • Service : Friendly & Efficient

I’d a good experience overall with Sodam Korean Restaurant.

This is the place

Nice & Cosy Ambience

Sogeum Gui – Pork shoulder loin

Kkoch Geungsim – Beef rib eye

Kimchi

I’m usually not a big fan of Kimchi except for the seaweed. So I’ve not much comment for it. The potato one actually taste nice here. Maybe it’s fermented, that’s probably why I didn’t like it? errr….. I don’t know really. I just didn’t like the strong sharp taste. Well there are a few types of side dishes (banchan). I’d say 80% of the time, I won’t even touch it.

Sundubu Jjigae – Soft bean curd with seafood pot soup & rice

Not sure why I like the spicy Korean soup that much. I used to like one of the seafood spicy soup from a Korean Restaurant in Wellington too! I guess the spicyness and taste is just different to other cuisine perhaps!

I’d great experience, I’m not sure about you. But I would say it’s worth trying!

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