📍Myung Ga II Minipress
(prob not the wisest decision to go on opening day ...cuz we ended up waiting for 50+ mins for our food😩😔)
🍚: Dolsot Bibimbap (Pork)
💰: $10.90
always feels so healthy eating the veggies HAHAH maybe it was the hunger but the bibimbap was q yumz HAHAH🤤 I liked how the gochujang wasn't too salty so it complemented the veggies and rice nicely :P
🍲: Doenjang Jjigae (Seafood)
💰: $9.90
for the price point ngl this was pretty worth it 🙌🏻 had decent amt of ingredients and the soup was just 💯 wld be perfect on a cold day istg😮💨💘 soup got a lil salty towards the end but oh welps still yums
ps. the kimchi was rly nicee but personally not a fan of the soft ikan bilis HEE
If you’re considering a visit to Myung Ga II Minipress at Junction 8, here are some tips based on my experience and what I've heard from others. Since it’s a popular place, especially soon after opening, be prepared for potential wait times — visiting on less busy days or off-peak hours could save you time. The menu boasts affordable and hearty Korean dishes, with the Dolsot Bibimbap standout for its fresh vegetable variety and a gochujang sauce that’s flavorful but not overpowering. For fans of Korean soups, the seafood Doenjang Jjigae is rich and satisfying, making it perfect for cooler weather or when you want something comforting. Don’t miss the side dishes; the kimchi was particularly tasty, though the soft ikan bilis wasn’t to my personal taste. From what I gathered, the restaurant also offers freebies like keychains, which adds a nice touch to the dining experience. For those curious about the full menu and other options, photos of dishes at Myung Ga II Minipress can provide helpful insights into portion sizes and presentation, which I found via online reviews and social media shares. This spot is definitely worth trying if you appreciate authentic Korean flavors in a casual setting.
