Seoul Bibimbob, SM Clark Food Court

In the realm of relationships, monotony can lead to dullness, much like the way a bland dish lacks the kick that makes food exciting. Enter bibimbob or bibimbap, a far cry from flavorlessness, offering a burst of taste and excitement that's sure to captivate your palate.

This Korean culinary gem features a rice bowl adorned with sliced beef and an array of meticulously prepared vegetables, complemented by the option of a raw or fried egg. The vegetable medley may include soybean sprouts, mung bean sprouts, cucumbers, zucchinis, carrots, spinach, and fern brake—all artfully arranged in a sizzling hot stone bowl at traditional Korean eateries.

Bibimbob or bibimbap @ Seoul Bibimbob, SM Clark


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Indulging in this delightful dish doesn't have to break the bank. Head over to the newly opened SM Clark Food Court, where you can relish a bibimbob/bibimbap meal paired with your choice of beverage for a pocket-friendly price of Php150 or less. Remarkably affordable, isn't it? While some might consider sharing, my personal philosophy is to savor every flavorful bite solo.

The bibimbob/bibimbap experience unfolds with a delightful mix of white rice, cabbage, carrots, cucumbers, cabbage kimchi, bean sprouts, and pickled spinach. Crowned with a fried egg on a sizzling plate, the pièce de résistance is the melding of flavors achieved by stirring in the vibrant red chili paste. Adjust the paste to your spice preference, adding less for a milder kick or amping it up for a fiery feast.


Bibimbob or bibimbap @ Seoul Bibimbob, SM Clark

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Bibimbob or bibimbap @ Seoul Bibimbob, SM Clark

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What adds an extra layer of charm to this dish is its presentation—it's a visual delight with its vibrant colors. The appeal isn't just aesthetic; the varied textures of the ingredients, combined with the medley of flavors, elevate its deliciousness to a whole new level.

Despite my usual aversion to spiciness, this dish presents a delightful contradiction. Ordinarily, my taste buds shy away from the heat, but with bibimbob/bibimbap, the chili paste becomes a necessary companion. Surprisingly, that additional kick enhances my enjoyment of the meal. Just bear with me if you notice a hint of sniffles—I assure you, it's all part of the flavorful experience.



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