Seoul food..

Last night, my cell group decided to take a break from hitting the books and went "hitting the food"! Yeah! They say that too much work makes Jack the dull boy, right? So, we decided to have some great meal together and have a good time of fellowship and feasting. It was wonderful to get our families to go as well as we wanted to have a really good time together as a family.
Our feasting time was at Seoul Garden in Mahkota Parade. It's a Korean restaurant and we are sampling the buffet. While Sibaraku [ the Japanese restaurant ] buffet price had escalated a lot over the months, we decided on Seoul Garden. Hopefully, their prices would not escalate as fast as Sibaraku. Honestly, I kinda like Sibaraku but with the high price and time limit, I must admit that it is a buffet I would give a miss as it was way past our budget.

So, when booking and preparations were made, we were really quite excited about the food there. We didn't expect much and we know that being a buffet, we'll probably get the usual stuff which was rightly so but with a greater variety of food stuff. The best part was that it is a soup bowl in the centre and a sizzling pan surrounding it. I guess the best part was to get the cooking done and sampling of the food. The lamb cuts were superb while the beef were equally up to date. Food was aplenty and suprisingly fresh. I guess, it made all of us very happy indeed. While the food were being cooked, we had a nice time of fellowship while we tucked in the readied food.

Surprising too was that we were never out of food while replenishment was almost immediate. To me, that is the best business strategy I've ever seen. No fuss on service to change the grill plate and the chicken stock soup was aplenty.

All in all we had a great time out there. As always, the teenagers in our cell groups were really the big eaters. It's like they have a bottomless pit as their stomach. Hey, they do make their money worth indeed! I guess, everyone was happy with their meals and it was really a joy being able to share some nice and close times together. Try it out, people. Don't just stick to books and all that stuff. You do need a clint of fresh air at times. Sharing a meal together in places like this does bring out the best in everyone. Sometimes a break or a hint of change does bring a whole lot of good. Cheers!~