Master Oh's - Review - Santa Clara - San Francisco - The Infatuation
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Master Oh's - Review - Santa Clara - San Francisco - The Infatuation
The restaurant features four large vats of fermenting vegetables, signaling strong flavor preparation. Meals begin with a large, crispy Korean seafood pancake filled with shrimp, squid, and vegetables, finished with crunchy shredded phyllo. A barley rice set menu is designed to feed two people, with a choice of stew and a protein such as savory-sweet beef bulgogi served alongside tender barley. Banchan adds variety, including spicy bok choy kimchi and savory japchae. Lunch becomes busy around 1pm, so arriving early helps secure seating without waiting.
"When you walk into this casual Korean spot, you're greeted by four giant vats of fermenting vegetables-an indicator there's good stuff ahead. Grab a spot at one of the communal tables and start your meal with the perfectly crispy and enormous Korean seafood pancake, loaded with shrimp, squid, and vegetables and coated in crunchy slivers of shredded phyllo dough."
"The barley rice set menu generously feeds two people-you choose a stew and a protein (we love the savory-sweet beef bulgogi) to eat with a big bowl of tender barley. Customize each bite with an array of banchan-the spicy bok choy kimchi and savory japchae are the standouts."
"Lunch service gets busy around 1pm, so an early arrival is your best bet for getting seated without waiting."
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