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Savor Japanese and Korean Foods In Your Favorite Restaurants!

By Ashik Gosaliya

Japan is special and beguiling. It reflects the traditional and modern culture both. Also, the locals and visitors enjoy and appreciate the natural landscapes here. Its foods are prominently nutritious, fresh and good for health. For each season, here you will find a famous seasonal dish which is very luscious in taste.

Okay, now turn your head to Korean food which is particular and exotic in all the way. So, do you love spicy dishes? If yes, then must try the Korean dishes as these are famous for its spicy tastes. Koreans use garlic, ginger, red pepper, bean paste, green onion in a rich quantity that enhances the taste of the food and make it more tantalizing.

Oh, friends! Don’t think I am telling you to go Japan or Korean for savoring these mouth-watering dishes. No, no need! You can relish it in your own city restaurants that too at discounted rate. Ask how! Actually, the most promising online food agency of Hong Kong, Groupon is offering a number of restaurant deals that are offering luscious Japanese and Korean dishes with hefty discounts. So, make your bookings and enjoy this wonderful chance with your friends and relatives!

To save more, join hands with Collectoffers.com as it gives a handful of discount coupon codes and voucher codes so you could save more money easily.

Try these restaurant deals!

From $298 Korean BBQ/ LA Beef Short Ribs Set at Kimchee Korean Restaurant, From $548 for Four

Savor Japanese and Korean Foods In Your Favorite Restaurants!

The package for 2/4 people includes Mustard salad, 2 or 4 Jumbo Shrimp, Korean Beef, Chicken Legs, Baked pork belly, Korean-style, noodles with chili bean paste sauce, Korean fresh lettuce, 2 or 4 Beer/ soft drinks. Book this through Groupon at discounted rate.

$128 3-hour Korean BBQ Dinner Buffet at Gold Beetle Korean Restaurant (Worth up to $218), Grilled Beef Ribs & More

Savor Japanese and Korean Foods In Your Favorite Restaurants!

Gold Beetle Korean Restaurant offers a BBQ buffet experience fueled by platters of beef ribs, spicy chicken wings, pork belly, cuttlefish, shrimp, sausages, mushrooms, and more. Patrons can also look forward to a selection of hot and cold Korean dishes like stir-fried clams with black beans, kimchi, ginseng chicken soup, and red bean sesame balls, alongside a choice of tea or Korean canned drinks to wash it all down with. The young ones (and the young at heart) can also feast their eyes on Gold Beetle’s handmade rainbow candy floss. Book this through Groupon and save ample amount.

$70 for $100 Worth of Kimchi Fries, Quesadillas & More at Seoul Bros. $130 for $200

Savor Japanese and Korean Foods In Your Favorite Restaurants!

Black, slate grey, and wood tones make up the industrial interiors of Seoul Bros, where diners enjoy a selection of food with recipes inspired by the culinary styles of Korea, Vietnam, and Mexico. Patrons can dine on kimchi fries, tteokbokki, quesadillas, bibimbap, banh mi sandwiches, and more at the restaurant, pairing meals with drinks including draft beer and soft drinks. The restaurant chain with outlets in Central and Wan Chai works with the FoodLink NGO to provide meals to the less privileged in Hong Kong through its Happier Hour initiative, providing meals equivalent to the amount sold during off-peak hours. Book it through Groupon at discounted rate.

$528 for an 12-Course Meal with Wagyu Beef for 2 at Mizuki Japanese Restaurant

Savor Japanese and Korean Foods In Your Favorite Restaurants!

Diners to Mizuki Japanese Restaurant are greeted by the all-encompassing wood motif present in the furniture and decor, illuminated by cosy warm lighting for a relaxing dining experience. Headed by Japanese chef Jun-san, the Wan Chai-based restaurant offers food from the Land of the Rising Sun including the staple sushi and sashimi, as well as udon and ramen noodlesbento set meals, and more. Book this through Groupon and save voluminous amount.


Savor Japanese and Korean Foods In Your Favorite Restaurants!

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