Garosu Cafe & Bistro: Authentic Korean Food in Nakhon Sawan
Garosu Cafe & Bistro is a Korean restaurant in Nakhon Sawan run by a Korean owner, so you get the real thing without flying to Seoul.
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Garosu Cafe & Bistro is a Korean restaurant in Nakhon Sawan, next to Wan Wan Market on the Court of Appeal road. The owner is Korean. Highlights are samgyeopsal, kimchi soup and dolsot bibimbap, with generous side dishes. Open daily noon to 10pm.
Key takeaways
- Korean owner and Korean-style decor
- Most popular: samgyeopsal (Korean grilled pork belly)
- Kimchi soup: a little sour, a little spicy, well balanced
- Dolsot bibimbap loaded with vegetables, good for healthy eaters
- Open daily noon to 10pm, tel 094 826 4449
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If you love Korean food, Meeting Point says you have to come here: Garosu Cafe & Bistro. No need to fly all the way to Korea for the real thing.
Hello Meeting Point friends, and soon-to-be friends! Today we're taking you to see and taste Garosu Cafe & Bistro, a Korean restaurant in Nakhon Sawan. If you live nearby, are visiting, or want to make the trip, don't miss it. And if you're a K-drama fan, watching isn't enough. Grab some Korean food and eat while you watch; it feels like being in Korea.
Samgyeopsal (Korean grilled pork belly)
Samgyeopsal is the restaurant's most popular dish. Whether it's your first visit or your tenth, you'll order it, because it's so easy to like. If you've never had Korean food and want to give it a go, Meeting Point recommends starting here. It's delicious and not too rich, and the crunchy kimchi lifts the grilled pork. For even more flavor, add the side vegetables. If it starts to feel a bit rich after a while, try the sweet peppers they serve on the side. We expected them to be spicy, but they were surprisingly good. Garlic lovers should eat it with garlic too.
Kimchi soup
Next, another dish we'd recommend. If you like soup, order this. It's well balanced, a little sour and a little spicy. Personally, I'm not a soup person, but after one taste I was hooked and couldn't put the spoon down. This one is a must.
Dolsot bibimbap (Korean mixed rice)
Dolsot bibimbap is another easy dish for Korean food first-timers or anyone wanting to try something new, and the portion is big. Healthy eaters will love it: it comes with lots of vegetables, including cucumber, bean sprouts and carrot, topped with an egg yolk and a rich sauce. Mix it all together and it's perfectly balanced and delicious.
Side dishes
The side dishes come in generous amounts, so don't worry about running out. There's a big pile of salad greens, chunky sweet peppers to cleanse the palate, stir-fried bean sprouts and corn that add sweetness and balance to the other dishes. Healthy eaters will be very happy here.
There's much more on the menu; what Meeting Point reviewed is just a small part. If you want to try it, drop by. Garosu Cafe & Bistro in Nakhon Sawan serves authentic Korean food with ingredients ordered directly from Korea. The owner is 100% Korean, and the restaurant is decorated in Korean style, so eating here feels like dining in Korea.
Garosu Cafe & Bistro, Nakhon Sawan
Address: next to Wan Wan Market, on the Court of Appeal road, The Paradee housing project, Nakhon Sawan
Tel: 094 826 4449
Open: Monday to Sunday
Hours: 12:00 noon to 10:00pm
FAQ
Where is Garosu Cafe & Bistro?
Next to Wan Wan Market on the Court of Appeal road, in The Paradee housing project, Nakhon Sawan.
What are the opening hours?
Open every day from noon to 10pm. Tel: 094 826 4449.
What should first-timers order?
Samgyeopsal (grilled pork belly) and dolsot bibimbap are both easy to love.
Is the food authentic?
The owner is Korean and the restaurant is decorated in Korean style.
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