"Cheese Dak-galbi" lunch box for 7-ELEVEN?
Have you eaten the "Takkarubi Bento with Toro-ri Cheese Sauce" (498 yen including tax) released at 7-ELEVEN? While there are many acclaimed voices on the Internet saying "It's delicious!", There are some opinions that "It's not so". I wonder if it's a taste that people have different tastes ...?
Personally, I like Cheese Dak-galbi, so I decided to actually eat it and check it out!
Dak-galbi bento with melty cheese sauce
I will chin in the microwave
A lunch box of the popular Korean food "Cheese Dak-galbi" that combines chicken and cheese. The chicken thighs are seasoned with a spicy sauce based on gochujang, tianmian sauce, and doubanjiang sauce, and baked juicy. The thick cheese is a blend of two types, mozzarella and cheddar.
There is no complaint about the appearance of sizzle
The chicken contains 5 large cuts. When you entwined with cheese sauce and stretched it ...
Good! The sweet and rich taste of spicy miso unique to Korean food is just right! Plenty of soft cabbage, onions and carrots. White rice goes on.
Chopsticks advance with a thick spicy sauce!
The only thing I wanted was that I should have had more cheese. When mixed, the cheese melts into the spicy sauce, and the taste and texture are defeated by the spicy miso, so it would have been perfect if the trottro had more entwined with the meat. People who were a little negative on the net probably were concerned about the weakness of the cheese feeling. If you want to enjoy the flavor and "thickness" of cheese even a little, we recommend eating it without mixing.
Nonetheless, 7-ELEVEN's Dak-galbi bento is deliciously finished. I think I would buy this taste and quantity with one coin. If you like Korean gourmet food and spicy food, why not try it once!