Where We Are Going Today: Namu Korean restaurant in Riyadh
Riyadh is
overflowing with eminent global gourmet specialists, wanting to influence the
Realm's capital. As of late South Korean culinary expert and proprietor of
grant winning cafés around the world, Akira Back, opened Namu in the Esplanade
Shopping center along Sovereign Turki canister Abdulaziz Al-Awal Street.
Namu offers
a scope of Korean dishes, including consoling soups and stews reasonable for
winter, well known road food varieties recorded as starters, and conventional
contributions with rice or noodles.
The Korean
stews presented in Namu are Sundubu Jjigae, a fiery fish soup with tofu and egg
evaluated at SR45 ($12), Doenjang jjigae, an exquisite soybean glue stew with
meat and tofu, and BTS Jjiggae, a hot bone stock stew with hamburger, rice
cakes, and presented with ramyeon for SR65.
First of
all, there are sautéed shrimp and chicken dumplings valued at SR49, fish
pajeon, fish scallion fresh hotcakes with soy sauce, and tteoppoki rice cakes
with oden and fiery Korean sauce for SR39.
To go on the
barbecue, Namu offers striploin, cut Austrian wagyu for SR109, US prime brisket
for SR89, as well as snow bloom short ribs and Austrian short ribs for SR149.
The menu
incorporates well known Korean grill meats, including marinated galbi, bulgogi,
and hot marinated chicken.
The grill
menu offers an enormous shrimp feast for SR109, and for vegans a platter which
incorporates mushrooms, pumpkin, onion, and Korean Zucchini.
The
barbecuing choices accompany a corresponding arrangement of banchan, which are
Korean side dishes, one plate of mixed greens, and ssam, verdant vegetables
used to wrap bits of meat and different fillings.
Namu's sweet
menu incorporates an assortment of bingsu, a famous mid year dessert in Korea,
made of shaved ice finished off with red beans and showered with milk, with the
choice of a few garnishes.
Namu's
bingsu choices incorporate strawberry cheesecake, mango caramel popcorn,
tiramisu, honey melon, and chocolate frenzy — all evaluated at SR45.
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