Korean

my go to spot whenever i crave tofu stews.

there’s an assortment of tofu stews to choose from ranging from pork, beef, dumplings and assorted which includes seafood in it. you can choose your spicyness level as well.

love the silky smooth tofu! very hearty meal

i super love this. the edges were damn crispy

pretty affordable lunch sets where you get to pick a soup and a main + rice for $17.

there’s 3 stew options to choose from - kimchi stew, soft tofu stew and bean paste stew. we opted for the first two. soft tofu stew was slightly more spicy than the kimchi stew.

As for the mains, we chose the stir fried pork and pork bulgogi which was non- spicy. serving portion was generous this time round.

Also added on an ala carte seafood pancake!! pancake was not oily and was pretty thick.

portion was just nice for me. may not be enough for big eaters.

A good amount of super smooth tofu which had a prominent soy taste and tender beef shabu slices.

soup can be more flavorful
Didn’t actually eat the seaweed

This was pretty legit as well. rice was moist and had sufficient seasoning and wok hey

I would say skip the pasta and go for the pizza and fried rice.

must order!!
crust was thin like biscuit. flavour wise is a mix of sweet and savory with the shredded cheese on top

Each bento set comes with a choice of meat (chicken, pork or beef), soup and rice.

They also sell the meat and soup separately but getting the set is so much more worth it.

Fr the bento, the pork portion seems much more substantial as compared to the chicken. so it depends it on which you prefer.

For the soup, we opted for the kimchi soup with pork belly. soup was very appetizing, and came with a good portion of pork belly and some tofu as well!! goes very well with rice.

i love all the sides that was provided - kimchi, mashed potato, broccoli, beancurd? and sausages!!! very yums!!!

Each bento set comes with a choice of meat (chicken, pork or beef), soup and rice.

they also sell the meat and soup separately but getting the set is so much more worth it.

Fr the bento, the pork portion seems much more substantial as compared to the chicken. so it depends it on which you prefer.

i love all the sides that was provided - kimchi, mashed potato, broccoli, beancurd? and sausages!!! very yums!!!

Half half pancake consist of half kimchi pancake and half seafood pancake!!

ordered via foodpanda and was amazed that the pancake was still hot and crispy. there were prawns and squid in the seafood one.

this has been a staple each time i visit their restaurant. very good for sharing and very filling.

The star of the night was the jajangmyeon. Tbh I think I would order both jajangmyeon during my next visit. After giving it a good mix, eveyone was just busy slurping the noodles.

To be fair, the jjamppong wasn’t all that bad. It came with an assortment of seafood such as mussels, prawns and squid. The broth was slightly spicy and even tho the noodles used was prob the same as the jajangmyeon, I didn’t quite enjoy it.

We ordered the set A which comprises the following:

- 5 dumpling
- tangsuyuk
- 2 noodles/ rice

The tangsuyuk was surprising yummy. Even though it was deep fried, it wasn’t oily at all. The sauce that came with it was warm as well. Pork was tender and truly enjoyable.

Dumpling were average, like what you normally get at Korean restaurants.

Recommended to make reservations as the space is rather small.

I would say that this is the place that could satisfy your jajangmyeon and jippomg cravings!!

We ordered the set A which consisted of jajangmeyon, jjamppong and tangsuyuk and added on a kimchi pancake with cheese!!

Portions were pretty huge and it was perfect for sharing. The soup base of the jjamppong was not too spicy and the seafood were aplenty.

Jajangmeyon black bean sauce coated the noodles evenly and we were just slurping them up by the mouthfuls!

Tangsuyuk was tender and the batter wasn’t oily. I love the lotus root hhah huge and sweet.

Be sure to turn up early as the seatings gets filled up pretty fast !