Information about Country House Restaurant
| Name | Country House Restaurant |
| The Address | 57 Manners Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand |
| Rating | 4.3 |
| Rated count | 162 |
| Phone number | 04 473 4320 |
| Price level | 1 |
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| working hours | Monday: Closed Tuesday: 11:30 AM – 8:30 PM Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 8:30 PM Thursday: 11:30 AM – 8:30 PM Friday: 11:30 AM – 8:30 PM Saturday: 11:30 AM – 8:30 PM Sunday: Closed |
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Small and cosy Korean restaurant with order at counter style service. Food was brought to our table and was hot and delicious. We ordered tangsuyuk (like sweet and sour pork), kimchi pancake, seafood pancake, chicken bokkeum, kimchi jigae (perfect spice level) and extra rice portions, 3 side dishes were complimentary (kimchi, mung beans and honey potato). Takeaway option was available.
The food was ok, could be better. The price didn’t match the taste and potion. Service was ok. A good option for Korean in the city.
We went to this place during our visit in Wellington but we were very disappointed. The Bulgogi was dry without much sauce, and we were only given 2 side dishes. Really? That was MEAN as we know how important the side dishes are in Korean cuisine. For every single Korean restaurant I visited in Christchurch, we normally have at least 4 side dishes. I actually checked google reviews before we went to this place, but apparently the reviews misled us and I don’t know how this place would have such positive reviews based on what we were serviced. Anyway definitely will not go to this place if we visit Welly again in the future.
It is just poorly cooked for a $55 dollars.. i would expect something alot better.. look at the egg is fully cooked, (usually should he half cooked) , and the scallop is cracked without the other half open. The standard is really something from supermarket and worth only $15 . $55 is just ridiculously priced for substandard dish. And not even have kimchi… really just a waste of money coming here
This Korean restaurant is such a hidden gem and I’m glad I discovered it soon enough! I have enjoyed few meals here so far – it gives off a very authentic Korean eatery vibe, and its slightly secluded location rendered some wonderful privacy, a special factor to my liking. I love the chicken bokkum, Korean pancakes, kimchi stew! The kimchi tastes well when it is served cold, quite complementary with other hot dishes. The lady boss is a very kind and friendly person where I saw her giving a free gift to a kid before the family leaves the store, bringing smiles to people’s faces.
