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David Licauco's Kuya Korea Restaurant is Now in SM Clark
BRB immediately booked a Kuya Korea reservation.
By: Kriszel T. Rago | June 18, 2024
Enjoy Filipino-Korean food at David Licauco's Kuya Korea in SM City Clark.
Image: Kuya Korea Facebook page
Clark Foodies can now experience a fusion of Korean and Filipino flavors as Pambansang Ginoo, David Licauco, has opened a new branch of his Korean restaurant, Kuya Korea, at SM City Clark.
This is just one of David Licauco’s businesses, and it's a significant achievement for this Korean restaurant in SM City Clark, which has become trendy for its tasty mix of Korean and Filipino foods. The stylish design of Kuya Korea’s new branch aims to provide guests with a lively dining experience, blending modern aesthetics with cultural charm.
Kuya Korea welcomes visitors with an inclusive atmosphere.
Image: Kuya Korea Facebook page
Like other Kuya Korea branches, Kuya Korea Clark’s interior combines blue, white, and grey aesthetic walls, tables, and chairs. It also has a vast dining area to accommodate many customers, dining in groups or individually.
The restaurant boasts a modern aesthetic.
Image: Kuya Korea Facebook page
Kuya Korea offers a wide selection of Korean dishes that suit Filipino tastes. This new Korean restaurant in SM City Clark creates unique and exciting meals by blending traditional Korean recipes with local flavors. From classic Korean fried chicken and rice meals to milk tea and bingsu, this Korean restaurant has something to satisfy all your cravings.
Enjoy Kuya Korea’s savory meals at affordable prices.
Images: David Licauco Instagram (L); Kuya Korea Facebook page (R)
Kuya Korea’s KPop Chicken starts at PhP249 to PhP589; noodles such as jjajangmyeon and japchae at PhP260 to PhP300; rice bowls such as bulgogi and bibimbap art PhP245 to PhP255; chicken combo meals at PhP258 to PhP659; sandwiches at PhP205 to PhP255; milk tea at PhP120 to PhP135; and bingsu at PhP295.
After a savory meal, treat yourself to a refreshing drink or delightful dessert with Kuya Korea’s milk tea and bingsu.
Image: Kuya Korea Facebook page
Indulge yourself in a Filipino-Korean culinary adventure at Kuya Korea in Clark. You never know; you might even have the chance to meet David Licauco during your visit.
Kuya Korea is located at the ground level of SM City Clark, Manuel A. Roxas Hwy, Clark Freeport, Angeles, Pampanga.
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About Kriszel T. Rago
Kriszel is a writer, an aspiring multimedia journalist, and a strong-willed, pierced & inked modern-day kikay tita. As a former iskolar ng bayan–still one at heart, Kriszel is passionate about social issues and everything under the sun. She loves to read, watch documentaries, thriller-mystery series, and anime, cook for her loved ones, and play Valorant & Mobile Legends with friends. Kriszel dreams of being a multiple degree holder and traveling to every province in the Philippines.
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