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Yeonga uses never been frozen fresh meat boasting highest quality.(However beef brisket and ox tongue are slightly frozen for slicing)

Yeonga uses 100% genuine charcoal for extra juiciness of meats.

Yeonga can cater any kind of functions with spacious 150 seats andfree car park is located in front of restaurant for your convenience.(Any Function is available)

●●●●● DécorIn Korean, Yeonga means "Smoky House". The coloured roof in thelogo represents the tiles (Giwa) commonly used in the construction oftraditional Korean houses.

The interior of this restaurant is built on the model of 'Hanok' which isthe term used to describe houses built using traditional Korean archi-tecture.

Korean architecture lends consideration to the positioning of thehouse in relation to its surroundings, with thought given to the landand seasons.

The structure of hanok is used tiled roofs (giwa) that not only en-hanced its functional efficiency, but also possessed great artistic value.

Yeonga offers a unique dining experience in tradional Korean cuisine,stylishly decorated with a comfortable atmosphere.

Location:

1 Cobden st North Melbourne, Vic. 3051

● Website : www.yeonga.com

● Facebook:www.facebook.com/pages/

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