A Delightful Experience at Chui Aelu in Sanbon
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This review is based on my personal experience and opinion.
After a long time, I craved Chinese food in Sanbon and decided to visit Chui Aelu.
Since I often cook at home, there are times when I just want to enjoy a meal prepared by someone else.
Dishes like Jajangmyeon, Jjamppong, and Sweet and Sour Pork are not something I eat frequently, but once I start thinking about them, I can't help but crave them.
While contemplating lunch options, I decided to go for Chinese food this time.
With so many restaurants in Sanbon, I pondered where to go and finally chose to visit Chui Aelu.
Despite it being early lunch hours, there was a long wait.
After about 30 minutes, I was able to sit down for my meal.
It seems that Chui Aelu is gaining popularity as a must-try restaurant in Sanbon.
When I think of Chinese food in Sanbon, I always struggle with menu choices.
Should I get Jajangmyeon or Jjamppong? I also want Sweet and Sour Pork and am curious about other dishes.
However, ordering multiple dishes can lead to large portions, so I often end up just ordering one meal.
This time, I opted for a set menu that alleviates some of that indecision.
I ordered Set B.
It includes a variety of dishes, but after much thought, I settled on Set B.
The interior of the restaurant has a classic, nostalgic vibe.
There are indoor tables and traditional seating in the back.
Set B consists of Eohyangdonggu, Sweet and Sour Pork, and a choice of Mini Jajang or Mini Jjamppong.
I liked that I could try a little of everything rather than just one dish.
Dining out for Chinese food is often more enjoyable when shared among several people, and having the set menu made choosing easier.
I was particularly curious about trying Eohyangdonggu, a dish I usually don't order.
Eohyangdonggu is a dish with eggplant in a unique sauce, appealing to those who enjoy eggplant.
When the dish arrived, the eggplant was beautifully presented and looked very appetizing.
The eggplant was soft, and combined with the distinctive sauce, it was quite different from the eggplant dishes I usually make at home.
The sauce complemented the eggplant well, making it enjoyable with rice.
If you love eggplant, I think this dish is worth trying.
Moreover, the portion was generous, leaving me satisfied.
It was not just filling; it was also delicious, making me feel I made a great choice.
I enjoyed every bite.
No Chinese meal is complete without Sweet and Sour Pork.
It's a must-have when dining at a Chinese restaurant.
Sweet and Sour Pork is a great dish to share with family.
Especially when dining with several people, it's easy to pick up and enjoy.
The combination of the soft eggplant and the crispy Sweet and Sour Pork was delightful.
I prefer dipping my Sweet and Sour Pork in sauce rather than pouring it all over, but everyone has their own preference.
The pork was thick and juicy, not overly battered.
After enjoying the dishes, it was time for the Mini Jajang or Mini Jjamppong.
The set allows you to choose either Mini Jajang or Mini Jjamppong.
After the other dishes, a regular-sized meal might be too much, but the mini size was perfect.
For those who love Jajangmyeon, the Mini Jajang is a great choice, while those craving spicy soup can go for the Mini Jjamppong.
I often find myself torn between Jajangmyeon and Jjamppong, but the mini size works well when enjoying a variety of dishes together.
I always finish my meal with Jjamppong, while my husband prefers Jajangmyeon.
Even though it's mini, the portion was satisfying.
Having tried Set B at Chui Aelu, I realized that set menus are convenient when you want to sample multiple dishes.
You can enjoy unique dishes like Eohyangdonggu and familiar ones like Sweet and Sour Pork, finishing off with a Mini Jajang or Jjamppong.
This is especially great for families or groups who enjoy sharing dishes.
Whether someone likes Jajangmyeon and another prefers Jjamppong, there's something for everyone.
Dining out at a Chinese restaurant is not only about having one dish but also about enjoying a variety.
If you're looking for a place to eat in Sanbon, consider switching it up with some Chinese food.
Visiting Chui Aelu for Set B was a delightful experience, allowing me to enjoy multiple dishes.
Eohyangdonggu is a must-try for eggplant lovers, and Sweet and Sour Pork is a classic that shouldn't be missed.
Ending with a Mini Jajang or Jjamppong was a perfect way to wrap up the meal.
Sometimes, stepping out of your usual menu can be refreshing.
I look forward to trying other dishes on my next visit.
When you crave Chinese food in Sanbon, don't forget to try Set B at Chui Aelu.
I had a wonderful meal this time.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/1919hjh/224435318585
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