Everyday Pedestrian

Ate at Bulgogi Brothers last night for our Marketing Management project. It is located at the third floor of Greenbelt 5. I was already there by 6 pm and the restaurant was already full. My friends weren't there yet so I went around for a while. When they told me they were near, I went to the restaurant and talked to the receptionist to list me for the next to be seated. So I think I waited for around 30 minutes for the table to be cleared out. She called me on my cellphone to tell me that I could already sit on our table.





So we had a hard time choosing what to eat. It was a bit pricey for us. We only ordered two dishes. And our receipt totaled to 2000 pesos. I suggest that you purchase a Bistro Card. You will have a 20% discount on the food. Great on our part since we didn't want to pay so much.

We ordered a noodle soup and the Bulgogi Brothers special that was good for 4-6 people. They served free food while waiting for our food. Like an appetizer or something. The food actually fit for all of us. We just needed more rice. Food was really yummy.  Though it was a bit expensive, it was very delicious. The Bulgogi special was so cute. It had heart-shaped meat. you didn't want to eat it since it was cute. But once you start eating it, you can't stop munching down the food. You might think it won't fit but it will. But we were all girls so I think if you had men, you would have to order more.

The staff was really nice. Our waiter, Oyan, always checked on our table. What was remarkable was after eating, she asked us if we liked our food. She was knowledgeable on the menu items. She cooked our barbeque since we didn't know how to cook it properly. My friend also wanted to try cooking, and she did.


 It is awesome that they serve free tea. They had tea of the day so it means that they had different kinds of tea per day. (Obviously.)

Maybe it's just because I love food but I really liked the food especially the barbeque ones. I'll visit this place again soon with my family hopefully.