Terrace in Seaside, a popular Korean restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui

This Korean restaurant in Harbor City, Tsim Sha Tsui, is Terrace in seaside. The restaurant is very popular, and there is a long queue. We waited in line for a long time to eat. Kimchi Stewed Pork Belly Egg Rice: Egg rice is one of the signature dishes here, almost every table will order, we ordered kimchi stewed pork belly this time. The pork belly is very big and stewed with a secret sauce. The meat is soft and flavourful. Add kimchi for more flavor. Traditional seaweed rice rolls: It is a traditional Korean seaweed roll, which is rich in ingredients, including carrot strips, pickled cucumbers, fat beef and other ingredients. Each piece is full of filling, and the rice they use has a burst of sesame oil fragrance, which makes people appetite. Sauce Garlic Boneless Fried Chicken Half: Fried chicken is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, still very juicy meat juice inside, and this time it is sauce garlic flavor, garlic flavor is quite strong, soy sauce flavor will not be more than garlic flavor, nor too salty, plus it is boneless, convenient enough. Fruit cream sandwich: It is a recently popular fruit cream sandwich. It uses a variety of fruits and a lot of light cream. It tastes a bit like eating fresh fruit cream cake, but it is best for taking pictures. Tiramisu cake: Their tiramisu uses espresso plus rum wine, the taste is very prominent, completely comparable to the dessert shops out there. Jeju Citrus Yogurt: This drink is made with the restaurant’s theme citrus. Jeju Citrus Lactic Acid Soda: The color is bright, perfect for taking pictures. The fruity flavor of citrus goes well with the flavor of lactic soda, which gives people a more refreshing feeling. #eggwrappedrice #koreanfood #korea #followbacknow #likesforlike #fries #followforfollow #tagsforlikes #folloebackinstantlyu #wwhkfood #ufoodhk #delicious #yummy #hkfoodie #foodporn #hkfood #foodie #foodporn #foodlover #foodkiller #foodpics #foodphotography #Korean Cuisine #Dai Kou Tsai in Tsim Sha Tsui