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Pretty good Korean style Chinese food.The quality (& quantity) is better than the more well known Korchi.Spicy seafood noodle soup () is pretty good a…
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Daol is the one of the places I go to satisfy my jajjangmyun cravings. Located on Stephensons Road, there is plenty of parking and the interior is mod…
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I love Korean Jjambbong. By the way, this restaurant Jjambbong was a disappointment. little noodles and only squid without other seafood. It tasted …
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4 Reviews on “Daol Modern Asian Dining”
Pretty good Korean style Chinese food.
The quality (& quantity) is better than the more well known Korchi.
Spicy seafood noodle soup () is pretty good although could do a little more kick.
The Large share plate black bean noodle is better than the original black bean noodles. If you go for lunch, they offer a set option with the large shate plate black bean noodles ( ) and sweet and sour pork which is enough to feed t least 3 people. I recommend that set!!
Daol is the one of the places I go to satisfy my jajjangmyun cravings. Located on Stephensons Road, there is plenty of parking and the interior is modern with an upstairs eating area too. The menu offers a wide variety of Korean/Chinese fusion and Japanese dishes. Service is average but efficient.
I love Korean Jjambbong. By the way, this restaurant Jjambbong was a disappointment. little noodles and only squid without other seafood. It tasted bad, too.
A few of my Korean friends love this place for Chinese-Korean cuisine, which is a specific style in itself.
The ja-jang-myeon (black bean noodles) had a thick sauce which you mix through the noodles. I ordered a pork version, but I honestly only counted 3 pieces of nail-sized pork. Nice deep flavour though.
The jjampong seafood noodles had an amazing soup. Base vegetables of onion and zucchini were charred, which added another level of flavour to the seafood broth. There were lots of squid and huge juicy mussel.
The mini boiled dumplings were a tad disappointing though. Filled with mushy and watery pork and vegetables, it didn’t have much flavour.
Great local find for Korean-Chinese food though!