Korean Food In Manila: OORI At Sheraton Finally Reopens!

Indulge in luxe Korean barbeque, irresistible Korean fried chicken, delicious bingsu and more Korean delights at Sheraton Manila's OORI.

Sheraton Manila’s prime Korean restaurant OORI has finally reopened! OORI, meaning “ours,” is inspired by the hotel’s brand as a welcoming gathering place for family and friends. Guests get to enjoy their personal choice of meat served with refillable banchan (Korean side dishes) along with other Korean food favourites such as bibimbap, street food, beverages, and dessert.

OORI serves refillable banchan or Korean side dishes when guests dine in.

Though more and more Korean barbecue spots are emerging, the grill and the variety of meat truly sets OORI apart from the rest. OORI has specialised grills for every kind of meat—flat grill for pork and net grill for beef, to perfect the art of even cooking. The downdraft ventilation allows a smokeless grilling experience, while their premium cuts exemplify the finest quality meat. This luxe selection includes a highly-marbled melt-in-your-mouth Australian Mulwarra Wagyu 9+, as well as Duroc Spanish Pork - dubbed the Angus beef for pork for its distinct juiciness, achieved by feeding the pigs chestnuts.

Bulgogi Bibimbap (sweet soy sauce marinated beef), Dakganjung (Korean fried chicken in sweet and spicy glaze), Tteok Bokki (rice and fish cake in sweet and spicy sauce), Haemul Denjang Jjigae (seafood with soybean paste), and Dulce Macaron Ice Cream Sandwich

Dakgangjung or Korean fried chicken in sweet and spicy sauce

Apart from the grill, OORI also serves bibimbap from the crowd favourite bulgogi (sweet soy sauce marinated beef), haemul (spicy marinated seafood) to sisig, a Filipino iteration of the classic bibimbap. They also have crispy dakgangjung or Korean fried chicken in a sweet and spicy sauce that goes perfectly with beer, and the popular tteok bokki (rice and fish cake). There are also options for savoury pancakes from yachae jeun (assorted vegetables) to kimchi jeun generously loaded with their signature kimchi. We mustn't forget about OORI’s haemul ramyeun, a spicy noodle drowned in assorted seafood broth with prawns, squid, and mussels, as well as their sweet and tangy japchae (stir-fried glass noodle with beef and vegetables). Of course, no OORI experience is complete without dessert. Dig into a mountain of bingsu, a traditional Korean dessert of shaved ice drizzled with milk, and topped with seasonal fruits- choose between their fresh mango bingsu or fresh mixed fruits bingsu.

Sheraton Manila reopens prime Korean restaurant, OORI.

For intimate gatherings, OORI also has private dining rooms available.

Guided by the brand’s strong Commitment to Clean, stringent health and safety protocols are observed to ensure the well-being of all diners. The hotel implements meticulous procedures such as careful and frequent disinfection and sanitation, sneeze guards, social distancing practices, QR-code enabled menu, and contactless payment.

OORI is open every Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm to 10pm. For inquiries and reservations at OORI, please contact +6327 902 1800 or +63956 317 3986.

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Korean Food In Manila: OORI At Sheraton Finally Reopens!