Obaltan Korean Charcoal BBQ Restaurant, Elizabeth St, Brisbane CBD
February 24, 2013
Been awhile since I've eaten korean food and go to Obaltan in Elizabeth St.. The location is somehow not very easily spotted as they seem to be low key and all you see from the outside is their glass window and their restaurant name at the bottom. However, if you're familiar with Koz Market and Madtongsan 1 area, then you will be walking past Obaltan.. Their restaurant don't really have anything to catch people's attention unless you just suddenly come across it or you're familiar with the area...
Interior wise, it doesn't use strong lighting and is quite dim inside.. I liked their patterned walls though, reminds me of sakura trees or flowers.. Black wooden tables with a charcoal burner/grill and an exhaust hose on top of every table to suck the smoke out of the bbq when you're bbqing the meats... a typical interior for a korean bbq restaurant..
Jap Chae is a clear sweet potato noodles with various vegetables and sometimes beef stir fried in sesame and soy sauce.. Since we've been wanting to eat Jap Chae, this Jap Chae was delicious and was cooked well.. Although I thought that the pak choy should have been cut smaller as it was pretty hard to bite through and then having to continuously chew on it whilst the other vegetables were slices or shredded.. and the big pak choy didn't look good in presentation wise as well..
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