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발리문

발리문

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Indonesian kitchen — nasi goreng and mi goreng at 12,500 won, chicken rendang 19,000. Rare enough in Seoul to be worth the trip.

Balimoon is one of Seoul's rare Indonesian kitchens, and Yeonnam-dong is lucky to hold it: nasi goreng and mi goreng at 12,500 won, and a chicken rendang at 19,000 that gets the real treatment — coconut milk cooked down slowly until the spice paste turns dark and clings. Rendang is the dish to judge any Indonesian kitchen by, and its scarcity in Korea makes a proper version worth crossing the city for; the gorengs, sweet with kecap manis and topped the traditional way, are the everyday orders. Seoul's Southeast Asian scene skews heavily Thai-Vietnamese, which leaves Indonesian food criminally underserved — as the house itself notes, rare enough to be worth the trip. Open until 9:30pm. Order the rendang and the nasi goreng and taste why Indonesians argue rendang is the world's best dish.

Menu

  • Rendang Ayam 치킨른당₩19,000
  • Nasi Goreng 나시고랭₩12,500
  • Mi Goreng 미고랭₩12,500
  • Coconut seafood₩17,000
  • Babi kangkung₩16,000
  • Cumi cumi pak choi₩12,500
  • Udang tomat kari 홍새우 토마토 커리₩16,000

Details

Opening hours

Sunday
12:00–21:30
Monday
12:00–21:30
Tuesday
12:00–21:30
Wednesday
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Thursday
12:00–21:30
Friday
12:00–21:30
Saturday
12:00–21:30

21:30 까지