Bbokki Joa Korean Restaurant is a cozy and bright Korean comfort spot in Miri. The café although looked small, it had seats for 4 serving Korean dishes.
Location: Lot 2082, Grd Floor, Marina Square 1, Marina Parkcity, 98000 Miri, Sarawak
Operating Hours: Everyday, 11 am–9:30 pm
Bbokki Joa Korean Restaurant Miri
The servers were polite and welcoming and the counter was neatly arranged for orders.
The café also had cute geometric fabric art on the walls.
For Banchan, I got three small kimchi dishes- the classic cabbage kimchi, radish kimchi and plain cabbage kimchi.
The main dish was the army stew, served hot on a portable stove.
It came with spam, fish cakes, boiled eggs and cheese, making it warm and filling.
I also ordered Tteok-Kkochi which were spicy and sweet rice cakes on skewers.
Alongside that was a plate of chives fried rice which was very flavorful with bits of vegetables and Korean pancakes which had golden crisp edges and soft insides.
I also ordered a bowl of soup with veggie broth and noodles along with kimchi fried rice.
The Rose Tteokbokki has a creamy pink sauce with rice cakes, eggs and other toppings.
Another bowl of kimchi soup came with vegetables and enoki mushrooms.
There were also mini Korean pancakes, bite-sized and crispy served with chili sauce.
Menu of Bbokki Joa
The menu displayed signature and main dishes like original tteokbokki, jjajang, rose tteokbokki and shabu-shabu, bulgogi hot pot, army stew with various toppings to choose from.
There was also a section listed with soups, rice and noodle including kimchi fried rice, bibimbap, spicy ramyeon and more.
The deep fried and other menu included- tteok-kkochi, deep fried kimbap, spicy chicken ball, seafood pancake, royal tteokbokki, fried sausage, steamed eggs, soft tofu, roasted seaweed.
And for a more filling meal for lunch there were options like kimchi fried rice, chicken fried rice, ricecake soup, beef seaweed soup, beef radish soup, bean sprout along with soft drinks, hot beverage and fruit flavored drinks.
