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I'm a kimchi jjigae lover and it's the first dish I ordered when eating on a Korean restaurant.I must say this is better than the one in Jin Joo Grill…
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Little Kaya
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Little Kaya is the food stall version of Kaya. Like the regular Kaya, it is still offering Korean dishes, only, with smaller serving and these are sol…
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Little Kaya
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I was craving for Korean food so we went here for dinner. I wanted to order the ramyun but was hesitant because it's too spicy. I asked the staff if t…
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Little Kaya
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Little Kaya is open for Mandaluyong City and Casual Dining. Little Kaya serves Korean dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “Little Kaya”
I’m a kimchi jjigae lover and it’s the first dish I ordered when eating on a Korean restaurant.I must say this is better than the one in Jin Joo Grill, much affordable (with rice for Php250). Though I noticed that they use chili garlic for an additional flavor but it still taste great. Great serving of meat and tofu. They olny have three side dishes given it’s only a stall in the Corner Market.Will try other dishes!
Little Kaya is the food stall version of Kaya. Like the regular Kaya, it is still offering Korean dishes, only, with smaller serving and these are sold at cheaper price at P170 to P270.We tried their Bibimbap and found it just alright. It is topped with assorted veggies, beef, egg and mushroom. We also liked their kojuchang sauce since it was not all spicy but also had a tinge of sweetness in it.The serving was also okay and can satisfy an individual given its hefty toppings.Full review at http://www.eatventurers.comThe Eatventurers