GOGI SO RESTAURANT Go on an adventure to find the best Korean restaurant in bogor Indonesia

 

Back again in a review of South Korean restaurants and food in Indonesia, on this occasion we are still traveling in the Bogor area, one of the cities in Indonesia because in this area there are quite a lot of Korean restaurants, the place we visited this time called GOGI-SO.

There are so many Korean restaurants in Indonesia, very diverse and diverse, so many Korean restaurants in Indonesia, in our opinion, the enthusiasm of the Indonesian people towards Korea is very large, such as k-pop, k-drama, k-culture, and of course Korean food, the place we are visiting this time is very comfortable, cool and suitable for you if you want to relax here with family or friends, and this place is also rich in Korean culture that is given, when we start to enter the restaurant some miniatures are presented using clothes traditional korean is hanbook, and there is also korean traditional hand fan.

We tried to eat at a Korean restaurant which is located on Jl. Pajajaran. The name is Gogi-So. Wow, this is a really nice place. Superrr comfortable and cool. The entrance gate to Gogi-So is really cute. When we want to enter the restaurant, we are greeted with cute ornaments. The room atmosphere in Gogi-So, really cool.

We chose to take a table outside, because the weather was really good. Cool and lots of breeze. Finally we chose the package menu. Because it contains a lot too and can be eaten together. Not bad can be full but economical. Ha ha ha.There are Korean fried chicken, japjae, mandu, kinchi, and white rice.

From the package we ordered… everything was delicious except 1. The kimchi was not okay in our opinion hahaha. Taste of Asinan Bogor. Just imagine, the broth is runny, the sourness is tamarind. Ha ha ha. We are not really like the kimchi. But another side dish. SO GOOD ESPECIALLY MANDU. We approved that the mandu is super delicious! Mandu is like dumplings. In Korea, it is very, very difficult to find a halal mandu. Because the contents must be pork. Well, in Bogor we found halal mandu and enchanting

We gave points to Gogi-So 9.78 / 10 because the kimchi failed. Someday we want to come back to try the Korean BBQ again.

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