Sinbad’s Kitchen
I’ve been dreaming of visiting Morocco ever since my first
time I saw Casablanca. The country,
overflowing with exotic spices and silks, was the perfect destination for food
and culture. After my long awaited visit
Marrakesh this spring fell apart, I was terribly excited to try Sinbad’s
Kitchen after it was suggested by a friend for great Ethiopian or Moroccan
cuisine.
Sinbad’s Kitchen is located right outside the Exit 3 of
Itaewon station (actually on the crossing on top of Taco Bell). It’s crazy to
think I must’ve walked past this place thousands of times without ever
realizing that there was such a place above me!
When we went, the place was half-filled with a good mixt of
people. There was a big Arabic group that was trying out the buffet (45,000KRW) but we decided to try our luck
with the a la carte menu instead! The buffet did look really good with wide
ranges of meat & curry options and everyone seems really happy (and eager)
to keep on going back for endless seconds/thirds. There’s also a separate shisha / hookah
section and during our dinner there were several guests who came just for
shisha without eating. I’ll definitely be coming back to check it out myself as
well!
Overall, the food was really impressive and actually well
portioned for the price! The meat, in particular the lamb, was beautifully
cooked with no off-putting smells or taste. The curry was also perfectly
flavoured and was complimented nicely with the fluffed bread we ordered!
I really don’t have anything to complain about this meal –
and I’ll definitely be recommending it to anyone who wants to try Moroccan
Cuisine or simply to enjoy a nice alternative to your traditional Indian
curries and dishes!
Apparently the place is one of the few restaurants that
serve Ethiopian food! I’ll be definitely coming back to try it out and check it
off our never-ending list of world cuisines and dishes to try!
Golden Lentil Soup (Service :D)
Lavash/Turkish Bread (5,000won)
Tabouleh (8,000won)
Special Sinbad's Curry (17,000won)
Lamb Tajine (21,000 won)
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