Gyoza and Bulgogi
Bulgogi
Chap Chae
Chicken Pad Krapow
I’ve walked pass East Street dozens of times and each time, I was curious. Finally, we made it here. East Street is made to convey the South East Asian street food experience which I think was almost spot on. The colour, décor and noise felt like home. We ordered the Korean bulgogi of marinated grilled beef and griddled gyoza (dumpling) to start. Then we moved on to Thai Pad Krapow with rice and Korean Chap Chae for mains. The best of the lot was the Pad Krapow and the rest were a little disappointing for me. The bulgogi tasted nice but was dry, gyoza was lack of flavour and Chap Chae was just ‘meh’. My Spanish friend loved them though. Maybe I am just being a tad picky with my food.
Although the food was not up to par for my standard, we
still enjoyed our time there. It was a very casual, fun and exciting place. I
can see how many will like this place. It is the perfect place for cheap food
off Oxford Street after a full day of shopping and possibly spending lots of
money on clothes that we would probably only wear once. I might actually give
it a second try next time, with a different selection from the menu. Maybe Nasi
Goreng. Who knows. I will let you know my verdict again soon.
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