What is that?
It’s the namesake dish of the restaurant.
It’s tempura dipped in their house sauce (different from standard tempura sauce) topped with rice. Basically a tempura bowl with sauce, I think it’s much better.
UGH! That is what I wanted, but i was confused. I will be back 100%
Did you get the soft boiled egg to mix into the rice? Can’t see it in the pic.
That’s not my pic I got it off the internet. I’ve been to Carlos junior many times though
I’ve only been once, but get the tempura seaweed on your next trip. It is DELISH.
Took a pic pre egg mixture, but the deed was done. Wow such a concept loved that, soft fried egg on that rice.
fuck yes.
I’m boycotting them until they bring back passionfruit pavlova.
I’ve never had that but it sounds awesome, please lmk when they bring that back
Will do! It’s their best donut, imo. It’s usually their seasonal flavor for February but I dunno what’s going on this year. Maybe passionfruit sourcing issues.
There were plenty of passion fruit vendors in Brentwood FM in Feb. Just as an fyi
This sucks.
Damn 80 year old Korean grandmas are irreplaceable. Even in Korea I’ve heard most of the younger urban generations stopped making kimchi and buying in stores.
I know it’s not close to you and a little different from Japanese/Korean style but Hansung Ggoolmott Kimchi in Buena Park is fantastic. They carry several varieties of kimchi and other ban chan as well.
I think one of the OGs in Koreatown Kae Sung is still around too.
I will second Hansung in Buena Park! Don’t forget to get the perilla leaf banchan and oyster banchan.
Thanks! I’ll definitely check them out!
Full House +. Korean Chinese food. Seafood noodle soup, za zhang myun, fried chicken. This is a wonderful addition to the food scene in Torrance. The noodles are made in-house and have the most Q of any noodle I’ve had in the South Bay. The chicken is expertly fried - crisp, flaky crust without a hint of grease. Could have had a full plate!