Mong Kok - Korean food stalls with a strong flavor

#MainlandTravel #FoodPhoto #New YearGood Places2025 #FoodGuide #Register aHotelSleeperTest #RegisterAHotelTestSleeper #RegisterCruiseTestSit #MarchGoodPlaces2025 2000 Korean-style Da Pai stall has a surprise, once inside the decor is attractive to order several Korean delicacies, one of the hot pot is seafood plus pork belly three-in-one, the seafood is very rich, bacon, squid, shrimp, etc. I have to mention the ribs pot, the signature dish here, the most customers will order the dishes, fragrant and seasoned, and the ribs are boiled in large pieces to the meat is very tender, the whole pot is quite full of his seafood pancakes are also full enough, and large pieces. Cold noodles with beef, with D pot to eat very well, one cold and one hot, and although spicy, but actually more sweet, so can not eat spicy no problem, cold noodles pull on quite eye-catching. Suddenly the whole place was dark, thought there was a power outage, it turned out to be someone's birthday, the clerk then walked out, holding the cake and small instruments, towards the birthday boy to wish and celebrate, quite thoughtful and unforgettable scene. Overall, the food is of a standard, the staff is attentive, the environment is good for taking pictures, the location is conveniently located in Langham Place, and overall it is a good place to celebrate with friends or festivals. The dishes eaten that day are as follows: Seafood & Pork Belly 3-in-1 $340 Seafood pancakes $148 Grilled Beef with Cold Noodles (Spicy) $128 Rib soup (with rice) $148 Pear juice $30 Bingo & Cook - Shop 21-26, 10/F, Langham Place