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Kusina is a filipino restaurant in the HBC (Haebangchon) neighborhood nearby Noksapyeong station, quite popular among Filipinos. It sells a wide range of Filipino dishes such as Adobo, Caldereta, Kare kare, etc.
The dishes size are usually for 1 person, but many dishes can be ordered and shared among friends.
The atmosphere is nice and colorful, with many Filipino souvenirs around. The restaurant is run by a family.
The dishes size are usually for 1 person, but many dishes can be ordered and shared among friends.
The atmosphere is nice and colorful, with many Filipino souvenirs around. The restaurant is run by a family.
Address
44-7 Yongsandong 2(i)-ga, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Phone number
02 790-1826
Opening Hours
- Tue
- 12:30 ~ 20:30
- Wed
- 12:30 ~ 20:30
- Thu
- 12:30 ~ 20:30
- Fri
- 12:30 ~ 20:30
- Sat
- 12:30 ~ 20:30
- Sun
- 12:30 ~ 20:30
Payment
Accepts Credit Card
Closed days
Mondays
Main menu
Caldereta, adobo, kare kare, and many more
Price
Around 7,000-10,000 won per dish
Rice for 1,000 won
Rice for 1,000 won
Recent reviews
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Friends
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Family 33.33%
Friends 33.33%
Partners 33.33%
Alone 0%
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Very nice small restaurant located on a second floor (same building as Casablanca). It is run by a filipino family and they cook meals on the go. We ordered a kare kare chicken and the beef caldereta, with some plain rice.
Kare kare is not curry, as I had initially thought. It has peanut butter in it and that's easy to tell ^^ It comes also with a small dish of very salty mini fishes that you are supposed to dip in the kare kare, but I tried it and it was quite strong for me (also I don't like fish).
The caldereta was much more of my taste. A bit spicy, but not really in Korean standards.
The sizes are for 1 person, but if you have a big stomach, it might be better to get 1,5 (so sharing with people). The dish didn't have too many pieces of meat, but enough for me.
The service was nice and the atmosphere was good. Will come back to try their adobo with some filipino friends who recommended this restaurant to me in the first place ^^
Kare kare is not curry, as I had initially thought. It has peanut butter in it and that's easy to tell ^^ It comes also with a small dish of very salty mini fishes that you are supposed to dip in the kare kare, but I tried it and it was quite strong for me (also I don't like fish).
The caldereta was much more of my taste. A bit spicy, but not really in Korean standards.
The sizes are for 1 person, but if you have a big stomach, it might be better to get 1,5 (so sharing with people). The dish didn't have too many pieces of meat, but enough for me.
The service was nice and the atmosphere was good. Will come back to try their adobo with some filipino friends who recommended this restaurant to me in the first place ^^