The perfect encounter between the 50cm long seafood pot and the healing space💕

Bingo & Cook in Tsim Sha Tsui has become a must-see Korean food destination in the area with its unique charm. The restaurant design cleverly combines Korean aesthetics with industrial elements. Colorful geometric tiles adorn the walls, injecting vitality into the space; while the combination of wooden tables and chairs with concrete walls creates a perfect balance of warmth and modernity. The abundant natural light and carefully selected retro lamps complement each other, creating a stylish and comfortable dining atmosphere, giving people a strong Korean feel as soon as they enter. The restaurant’s signature dish, the 50-centimeter-long Korean seafood pot ($380), is not only visually stunning but also a feast for the taste buds. Customers can choose between mildly spicy or soupy broth according to their preferences. The pot is filled with luxurious seafood such as crabs, shrimps, mussels, clams, abalone and octopus. I especially like the sweet and juicy prawns. The orange-red soup base is fragrant and garnished with green onions. It is colorful, fragrant and irresistible. In addition to the seafood feast, the $168 medicinal ginseng chicken soup is also not to be missed. This healthy dish has clear soup and tender chicken. For drinks, we ordered grape drink and grapefruit drink ($68/cup), which were sweet and sour and perfectly balanced out the greasiness of the food. The essence of Korean food lies in the side dishes. Bingo & Cook's kimchi, cucumber salad and other side dishes are authentically made, adding a rich layer to the dining experience and demonstrating respect and understanding for Korean food culture. Whether you are having a small gathering with close friends or a family gathering, this Korean restaurant located in Grand Gateway 365 on Mody Road in Tsim Sha Tsui can bring you an authentic and unforgettable Korean dining experience. 📍 Bingo & Cook Address: Shop 17-20 & 31-34, G/F, Grand Gateway, 37-41 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #Tsim Sha Tsui Food #Korean Cuisine #Must-eat for Seafood Lovers #Check-in Food #Hong Kong Foodie #Weekend Food Tour #Ginseng Chicken Soup #Korean Seafood Pot #Signature Dish Recommendation #Hong Kong Korean Food #HKfoodie #TST Food #Korean Restaurant #Sisters Gathering #Couple Date #Food Sharing #foodporn #hkfood #hkeats #koreanfoodhk