{ Rayfil Wong | self development :: linbowing }
Doobu: Spicy Tofu Soup in Japantown

{Click here for photos + address}

Word Play.

What comes to mind when I say HOT ‘N SPICY?
Buffalo wings, Indian Curry

and …

“SOON DOOBU”

The Koreans cleverly turn to soup, especially after a night of drinking. Piping hot soup does the trick and simply “hugs” the palate.

Served in a charming pot, velvety tofu bathes in a spicy and savory soup.
The dark red hues from the soup marries well with a bowl of pillowy rice.

Ban chans (side dishes) is all about temperature contrast. Crunchy cool cucumbers and kimchi amplify the taste buds.

A pan fried fish is also served with the meal. The friendly service and $10 price tag per dish makes me dance this tango again.

Ending the meal, a yogurt flavor drink rounds out the meal.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

Archives
Categories
California Time
san francisco Weather
RSS { Rayfil Wong | self development :: linbowing }
  • New Sensation. Linbowing, not Tebowing.
    Jeremy Lin has been on fire. I noticed the other night Jeremy Lin bowing to Carmelo Anthony as a sign of celebration. Could this be a new sensation? No more Tebowing, Linbowing time. You heard it first here at rayfil.com, I am coining the term “Linbowing” A few years ago, I saw Jeremy Lin play […]
  • Humans are Awesome, Training Required
    Limits are truly self imposed. Practice married with dedication and focus = amazing […]