Hunting for Korean Food that is Viral and Just Opened in Lhokseumawe City

Hello steemit travel friends.
Hope you are always in good health.
It's endless when it comes to food and travel. Because eating is a basic human need, especially I am a very fond of eating.

At the age of teenagers and young adults, the majority of them have consumptive behavior, especially in snacks or foods that generally really like fast food (junk food), sweet food, spicy food.

Today my friend and I are hunting for food that is viral and just opened a few days ago in Lhokseumawe City, I think young people already know. Yes, the name of the place is “Jjinca” located right next to Cafee Kolega on Jl. Listrik, Hagu Selatan, Kec. Banda Sakti, Kota Lhokseumawe, Aceh.

Cafee Jjinca has the characteristics of service and Korean-style food menus, maybe that's what attracts millennial children to visit there to enjoy the atmosphere and taste the food. The building is also simple and minimalist, I think it's similar to the cafes in Yogyakarta. The design of the building is indoor and outdoor, the majority of visitors sit outside, because the air is fresher than inside.

When we arrived at the location, the service from the waiters and their employees used the greeting "Annyeong haseo" and we had to order food first and then choose a seat. There are many menu choices available, and the name of the food is very foreign to me who has never eaten at a corea food place, and it's a shame because I was already in line I didn't have time to take a photo of the menu.

The most unique thing I encountered in this place was when we ordered food, the waiters gave us a small remote with a number and then we sat down on our shirts. It turns out that the remote serves to alarm when our food is ready and can be taken to where we ordered early. It's very interesting, the customers here are completely independent, order their own without having the menu delivered to the table and take their own food.

The menu we ordered was Matcha and Taro drinks, 6 miniball meals in blackpepper sauce. The drinks are like normal drinks that are usually sold at boba outlets, the food tastes unique, looks attractive and the miniball is stabbed into the wood like chopsticks. In my opinion, the taste is more like meatballs, chewy and a bit like empek-empek also topped with blackpepper sauce which is not too spicy.

The food we ordered suited our taste buds, and we hope to come back tomorrow or sometime to try other menu items. The total payment for our food and drinks is around Rp. 60,000.

I highly recommend you to visit and taste the menu at Jjcan Lhokseumawe, especially for fans of Korean food.

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