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-When we enter the Oppa Samgyeopsal, their crews greet us the way how the korean does. the atmosphere of the restaurant is good and their menu has a lot of food that’s why you have many choices.

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-When our order is served, some of it are raw that’s why we need to cook it first at the food vent in the middle of our table. While we’re eating, I find it difficult because we’re not comfortable the way we eat. Since it is korean restaurant, we’re supposed to use chopstick and we’re not good with it because some of us are new to this. But behind that, I really like the foods, and the interior design of the restaurant. They also played kpop songs that’s why i loved it. Also, their crews are all kind, friendly and very approachable.

VERDICT: If you have free time, why not to try to eat here and dont forget to bring your friends and your family to have some bondings with them. This kind of restaurant OPPA SAMGYEOPSAL is highly recommended for everyone because they have good foods, they serve authentic korean cuisine at an affordable price. Also they have their good crews and they will accommodate you as fast with care as they can. And their location is in the roadside only which is very easy to find, They are located at mainroad, pacita Complex 1, San pedro, Laguna. they’re open at Mon. – Thurs. (12nn-11pm) and Fri. & Sat. ( 12nn -2am).

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