Sizzling up a sleek and stylish new Korean barbecue experience along the charming Gemmill Lane is Ajoomma Korean Charcoal BBQ.
Designed to immerse diners in a new-age Korean barbecue setting, Ajoomma Korean Charcoal BBQ promises a sophisticated, smokeless meal, comfortably carved out in an array of captivating spaces and enclaves, complete with private rooms featuring top-notch karaoke systems. Redefining the typical Korean barbecue restaurant, it sizzles up the perfect blend of modern luxury and traditional Korean barbecue for authentic rustic flavors enjoyed in polished comfort.
On the menu are premium cuts of bold red meats like A4 Miyazaki beef, snow-aged Yukimuro full-blood Wagyu, and A4 Wagyu ribeye as well as fresh seafood including fish, shellfish, and crustaceans. Perfecting the flavors is a selection of woodfire to add that extra zing to your meal.
Choose from five types of carefully selected wood: applewood, cherry, pecan, hickory, and mesquite. Applewood with its subtle sweet nose is great for cooking seafood, vegetables, and white lean meat. Cherry lends a mild fragrance to the same choices of seafood, vegetables, and white meat. Pecan brings a higher intensity, perfect for searing seafood, and white and red meat while flavoring it with just a touch of smokiness. Hickory will cut through the fattiness of poultry, pork, and red meats to thoroughly cook with punchy smokiness. Finally, mesquite will take on the full game of pork, mutton, beef, and the like and add a boldness unlike any other.
Ajoomma Korean Charcoal BBQ borrows its name from the Korean word for 'middle-aged woman’, particularly her gung-ho attitude and charitable fervor. When it comes to gathering the freshest ingredients to prepare a hearty meal for family, friends, or neighbors in need, the Ajoomma will spare no effort. The same attention to detail and meticulous planning goes into each serving of grilled Korean goodness at Ajoomma Korean Charcoal BBQ.
Ajoomma’s Hearty Meals
All things grilled set the pace at Ajoomma Korean Charcoal BBQ, supported by a medley of sides curated to match the smoky prowess.
Select your grilled goodness from US Prime Beef (from $31) offering up striploin, ribeye, and fillet tenderloin all the way to beef short plates, prime beef short ribs, and even marinated cuts. Wagyu Beef (from $45) gathers the best like Miyazaki Wagyu, snow-aged Yukimuro full-blood, Westholme Australian, and Sanchoku Australian breeds. Pork is not amiss with Spanish Iberico Pork (from $28) whether you prefer the jowl, belly, collar or prepared sous vide ahead with a thyme marinade.
Lamb (from $35) flies in options like Lumina New Zealand rump, Great Southern Australia rack, and Maimoa New Zealand leg while Poultry (from $28) has the best of duck and chicken. Seafood ($68) comes in a platter boasting tarragon squid, Tiger prawns, and US scallops.
For quick and easy ordering Ajoomma Signature Sets (from $66) curate complete meals, bringing together the best selections of pork or beef for a taste of everything.
Side vegetables play the perfect supporting act with items like Kale and Romaine ($14) grilled with soy yuzu dressing, US Asparagus ($10), Mixed Vegetables ($10), or Mixed Mushrooms ($10). Enjoy meat and greens with sauce options ($6) of Shiraz wine jus, green peppercorn, black pepper, madeira jus, truffle, or truffle salt according to your liking. Alternatively, the classics of gochujang and dijon mustard will not disappoint.
Hot starters whet the appetite with universally loved indulgences like Pan-Seared Foie Gras ($48) paired with grilled plantain, and yellow frisee and served with a sticky rice wine and Lobster Thermidor ($85) finished off with sake and the full frills of bechamel sauce, onions, garlic, mushroom, parmesan and mozzarella cheese. Seafood is aplenty with Grilled King Prawns ($48) as well as Pan-Seared Scallops ($38) on top of seasonal best like Seasonal White Asparagus ($35) made indulgent with parma ham, onsen egg, and Hollandaise sauce.
Cold appetizers hold their own with options like Caviar ($150) served the classic way with creme fraiche, diced onion, chives, eggs, and blinis, Salmon Carpaccio ($28) freshened with shiso cress, finger lime, and ginger soy dressing, and Korean Beef Tartare ($32) minced into melting umami goodness with pear, egg yolk, yuzu, sesame and cheddar. Miss, not the Burrata ($32) served with compressed watermelon, cherry tomatoes, black balsamic pearls, and raspberry glaze.
Warm up for the main meal with sides including Sashimi ($9) of tuna and salmon, Korean Fried Chicken ($22) in flavors ranging from original to sweet and spicy, and Korean Pancake (from $26) offering chive, seafood, or kimchi renditions. There are also Pastas and Risottos (from $32), Soups (from $20) and Steamed Egg (from $16)
Sleek and Sophisticated
Quiet elegance and minimalist industrialism beat as the pulse of the interior decor at Ajoomma Korean Charcoal BBQ, with polished cement walls carving out private and personable enclaves as you dine. Three floors await to serve up your favorite meats and seafood, complete with three private rooms with premium karaoke systems.
In the private rooms, look up and immerse yourself in a starry night of a ceiling brought to life by galaxy lights hypnotically embedded into the indoor night sky. The stars and constellations also lead the way up staircases with twinkling lights aplenty.
Accented by touches of gold and brass, the space is laid out with stone tables, leather seats, and the occasional spot of rattan furnishing to soften the edges for an immersion into a Korean barbecue dining that’s a class above.
Opening Promotion
To celebrate its grand launch, soju flows for Buy-1-Free-1 all day at Ajoomma Korean Charcoal BBQ while Little Creatures Craft Beer goes on free-flow with a minimum spend of $40++ per pax. When Happy Hour rolls around from 6-8pm, enjoy cocktails, wines, and beer for only $9 a glass. Lunchtime also tempts with 1-For-1 lunch sets.
For more information, log on to the official website: www.ajoomma.com.sg
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