Subic Wonders: Geo Gu Jang

Note: This restaurant is already closed. 

On our way to Subic, I had a sudden craving for Korean food. Luckily, a few blocks away from our hotel, we found Geo Gu Jang Korean Japanese Restaurant. 

Located on the second floor, Geo Gu Jang is a very spacious yet simple restaurant. 

What I really love about Korean restaurants is the abundance of banchan or appetizers. Though always a bit spicy for my palate, I like how healthy Koreans prepare their food. 

Banchan

We had Galbisal (Php 400), which is good for sharing. We were asked if we wanted it to be prepared tableside or in the kitchen, we chose tableside prep of course. :)

Galbisal

We were also given lettuce, with garlic, chili, and chili paste for the galbisal. 

We were told that we should order one more item on the menu, so we chose Japchae (Php 250).

Japchae

Though I love this Korean noodle dish, I wasn't really in the mood to have Japchae. Nevertheless, it was very delicious as it was served really hot. 

It was a simple yet satisfactory dinner at Geo Gu Jang. The staff was quite friendly, as they made sure we were given everything we needed. I skipped the Japanese menu during our visit, but I guess I should go back to try the Japanese dishes should I go to Subic again.

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Geo Gu Jang Korean & Japanese Restaurant

(in front of Remy Field)

Rizal Highway,

Subic Bay Freeport Zone