Hyunje Jo
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As a highlight for unforgettable dining experiences in JW Marriott Jeju, Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome Flying Hog and his Bulgari Dinner!
The Executive Chef, Joon Ko is ready to guide us to his journey of flavors with local ingredients, fire-out oldest cooking technique with wood fire and his passion on cuisine.
This time, he coolaborates with Bulgari.
The handsome Sommelier, David Joo, presents well-selected wine pairing (3 at 80K or 4 glasses at 12K KRW) in harmoney with Chef's each cuisine.
The journey of flavors (Bulgari Dinner ar 150K) by the executive Chef starts with:
Amuse bouche
Ceviche with Jeju Cuttlefish & Melon
Duck w. Cauliflower
Hairtail fish w. Leaves
Hanwoo 1++ Chodang corn
Sorbet, blood orange
Flying hog - Jeju black pork
Cheese souffle, Vanilla
Petit Four
Using seasonal and local ingredients, the long journey (takes around 2 hours) was diversifying with good tempo and curiosity on the next dish.
Each dish is creative with confidence by the Chef.
The seasonal local cuttlefish is unique and good appetizer.
Especially, the flavors and aroma created from 1000 degree woodfires is one of a kind!
Duck and pork cuisines are the ones with crispy skin.
The steak is exquisite and matches well with Ricotta cheese and Chodang corn.
The hairtail is a little fishy and greasy for me, but I wish it was baked a bit crispy or used a different sauce.
In general, it is wonderful experience with fabulous sunset view with good values for the money. (At first, I thought it was a little bit expensive, but after having dinner, it's not a waste to pay twice as much in Seoul.)
Especially thanks to Sue and Minsang for their top notch service.
Conductor by Mr. Joon Ko, Concert Master by David Joo, Orchestral music by Sue and Minsang, it is perfect harmony and I really enjoy the dining!