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Nabemono warms up winter at Millennium Seoul Hilton
By Korea HeraldPublished : Jan. 6, 2012 - 15:33
Genji, Millennium Seoul Hilton’s Japanese restaurant, is offering a special “Nabemono promotion” through the end of February.
The perfect antidote to the cold winter, Nabemono is a Japanese-style one-pot meal. Seafood, vegetables and noodles are added to a ceramic pot to create a savory and nourishing broth for a satisfying meal that is sure to warm one’s body as well as the soul.
Nabemono specials to be featured at Genji include, Hot Pot Medley, Seafood and Udon in a Hot Pot, and Blowfish in a Hot Pot.
Genji has been popular among locals for offering some of the best Japanese dining with a sushi bar, impressive Teppanyaki tables, unique Tatami rooms and private dining rooms. For reservations, call (02) 317-3240.
The perfect antidote to the cold winter, Nabemono is a Japanese-style one-pot meal. Seafood, vegetables and noodles are added to a ceramic pot to create a savory and nourishing broth for a satisfying meal that is sure to warm one’s body as well as the soul.
Nabemono specials to be featured at Genji include, Hot Pot Medley, Seafood and Udon in a Hot Pot, and Blowfish in a Hot Pot.
Genji has been popular among locals for offering some of the best Japanese dining with a sushi bar, impressive Teppanyaki tables, unique Tatami rooms and private dining rooms. For reservations, call (02) 317-3240.
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Articles by Korea Herald
