Lemon cream, shiso, and umeboshi; one-bite portion.
WhyIt is presented as an Itchi-e signature item turned into a small course bite.Goryori Ken
JonmatThis Japanese restaurant behind Dosan Park serves a course menu with Japanese and Western touches. Chef Kim Geon from Itchi-e appears to prepare dishes such as mackerel fried rice, eel, tilefish, abalone, tonkatsu, and paella.
A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.
It is a course menu that blends Japanese and Western styles. The mackerel fried rice includes lemon cream, shiso, and umeboshi, the eel is grilled over very gentle charcoal, and the tilefish is fried with the skin kept on.
Grilled over very gentle charcoal to remove excess fat.
WhyIt is highlighted early and shown as a memorable course item.Charcoal-grilled, served with bracken and other sides.
WhyThe charcoal-grilled abalone with bracken and greens looks like a major course dish.See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.
Introducing Goryori Ken, a Japanese restaurant in the alley behind Dosan Park
Goryori Ken serves a Japanese course menu with a mix of Japanese and Western ideas near Dosan Park.
This Japanese restaurant behind Dosan Park serves a course menu with Japanese and Western touches. Chef Kim Geon from Itchi-e appears to prepare dishes such as mackerel fried rice, eel, tilefish, abalone, tonkatsu, and paella.
It is a course menu that blends Japanese and Western styles. The mackerel fried rice includes lemon cream, shiso, and umeboshi, the eel is grilled over very gentle charcoal, and the tilefish is fried with the skin kept on.
- Located in the alley behind Dosan Park.
- Run by Chef Kim Geon of Itchi-e.
- Serves a course menu that blends Japanese and Western styles.
- Shown dishes include mackerel fried rice, eel, tilefish, abalone, tonkatsu, and paella.
- The description lists the phone number and address.
