Category: Spanish
Price: $$
Food: A
Atmosphere: A
Service: A
Review: One of my all time favorite restaurants in Seoul. I discovered this by accident with my sister Janet when we were volunteering for an event in Hongdae. Ever since then, I have taken friends there and it's a great quiet, yummy spot for dates as well! First of all, order a nice sweet glass of sangria to start the night out right:Afterwards you can move onto the extensive menu of Spanish tapas items to choose from. I try to experiment with many of them, as many of them are quite tasty, and I don't think I've gone wrong with any of them. From the kaji dip (spiced and herbed eggplant on whole wheat bread...order it every time I go to shim's tapas, wait did I mention I normally hate eggplant?)
stuffed squid with whole wheat fresh bread and in the following pictures:
- sauteed bell peppers stuffed withcrabmeat and herbs
- My favorite shim's three sisters pizza, with three different toppings, sausage, mushrooms, and anchovies (anchovies are incredibly good on pizzas)
- two different desserts: brownies and apple pie.
The brownies were better than the apple pie, which is a tad too sweet for my taste, but still delicious. I wasn't quite ambitious enough at that time, but have tried the mulled wine before, which is also very nice as an after- dinner treat:
and the empty plates as evidence afterwards:
This time in stead of just leaving contact information, I also left copies of the menu, so you can see for yourself the extensive assortment of tapas dishes shim's has to offer:
I looove Shim's! That spot has a special place in my heart. Although I haven't tried the stuffed squid or peppers - looks divine.
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