Costco grocery shopping menu recommendation - Susie's Peppercorn chicken breast, no chicken fishy smell at all, so I'm so satisfied

 I think it's already been 15 years. 

Brunch restaurants began to appear for the first time in Korea.

These are simple menus that aren't special 

I feel like I'm going to go overseas and come out as hotel breakfast 

Like a family restaurant, it's like enjoying a culture that's natural and not artificial

There was a time when such brunch restaurants were once the hottest among the restaurants. 

As far as I know, Susie's in Itaewon is almost like that of the progenitor. 

Even before brunch became popular, it was a brunch restaurant that did a proper mainland feel for foreigners. 

I also remember visiting several times in the past. 

One day, the Itaewon headquarters disappeared

Branch offices have been opened at COEX and here and there. 

Now, it's become a big company that produces and distributes food, and it's made a menu that's easy to cook 

You can also find it in Costco. 

I had a good memory of eating deliciously at Susie's headquarters in the past, so I bought chicken breast. 

I eat tofu or chicken breast for lunch because I'm on a diet these days. 

There's chicken breast that comes with all kinds of spices from different companies 

The first bite is okay… If you eat a little more, the fishy taste comes out. 

It's not actually the company's problem, it's the chicken itself.. 

I was surprised that there was no fishy smell after trying the Susie's product. 

A lot of pepper is sprinkled, but it's not too spicy. 

It is not too salty or irritating, and there is no fishy smell of chicken, and even when heated in a microwave, it is not dry and moist. 

I don't know if I did sous vide with a lot of moisture. I don't know how I did it

I caught the problem of chicken breast well. 

It doesn't smell bad and it's not dry. 

I'm very satisfied. I think I'll buy it again next time I buy chicken breast. 

For those who eat chicken breast, 

I highly recommend Sujis Peppercorn chicken breast sold at Costco (I don't even know where else it is)

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