where can eat good authentic korean restaurant?

• marcteng

  24 Jul 09, 02:34

  Not Seoul Garden pls

   

  I know Bugis got one korean restaurant and furama hotel as well.

• Forbiddensinner

  24 Jul 09, 16:12

  Originally posted by marcteng:

  Not Seoul Garden pls

   

  I know Bugis got one korean restaurant and furama hotel as well.

  The one at Furama hotel is Se Ra Bel Korean Restaurant.

  You can also try Han Fung Korean BBQ Restaurant near Bukit Timah shopping centre, and SeoulKool at Icon Village.

• FireIce

  24 Jul 09, 20:24

  togi @ mosque street

• marcteng

  24 Jul 09, 20:26

  Originally posted by Forbiddensinner:

  The one at Furama hotel is Se Ra Bel Korean Restaurant.

  You can also try Han Fung Korean BBQ Restaurant near Bukit Timah shopping centre, and SeoulKool at Icon Village.

  Se Ra Bel still around meh? thought they closed down already?

• Forbiddensinner

  24 Jul 09, 20:27

  Originally posted by marcteng:

  Se Ra Bel still around meh? thought they closed down already?

  Not sure, but this is the only one I know at Furama Hotel.

• marcteng

  24 Jul 09, 20:29

  Originally posted by Forbiddensinner:

  Not sure, but this is the only one I know at Furama Hotel.

  oic. what u like about korean cuisine? I like the pizza, kimchi chigay, bulgogi.

• Forbiddensinner

  24 Jul 09, 21:02

  Originally posted by marcteng:

  oic. what u like about korean cuisine? I like the pizza, kimchi chigay, bulgogi.

  BBQ.

• Fatum

  24 Jul 09, 21:07

  there's one at east coast, beside waraku, forgot the name ....

• Forbiddensinner

  24 Jul 09, 21:23

  Originally posted by Fatum:

  there's one at east coast, beside waraku, forgot the name ....

  Ju Shin Jung.

• marcteng

  24 Jul 09, 21:26

  Originally posted by Forbiddensinner:

  Ju Shin Jung.

  east coast near where? is it nice there

• Fatum

  24 Jul 09, 21:29

  it's pretty authentic .... the meat's only so so unless you go for the wagyu stuff .... 

  and must remember to say no to the side dishes and veggies unless you want them .... they'll keep just keep topping up ... and you're charged for every little bowl ...

• Forbiddensinner

  24 Jul 09, 21:32

  Originally posted by marcteng:

  east coast near where? is it nice there

  Above Long Beach Seafood Restaurant.

  Never went up to eat before.

• darknessfall

  25 Jul 09, 01:08

  Originally posted by Forbiddensinner:

  Ju Shin Jung.

  
  one at yess centre, near west coast road. Opp har par villa..

  nice but x

   

  Another korean rest is Chang. I know a branch at demsey. if you go for set lunch, its about $30++ (not wagyu beef set)

• Petros2310

  11 Aug 09, 13:37

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• FireIce

  11 Aug 09, 13:49

  Originally posted by Fatum:

   

  and must remember to say no to the side dishes and veggies unless you want them .... they'll keep just keep topping up ... and you're charged for every little bowl ...

  togi is f/f

• caleb_chiang

  11 Aug 09, 13:50

  Why you wanna eat restaurant? I rather eat the food they serve...

• SevenEleven

  11 Aug 09, 13:58

  if you don't mind without aircon, the korean stall at lakeside thomson is good. original korean cook

   

• iceFatboy

  11 Aug 09, 15:08

  to share, there is this korean rest, along the stretch of Tanjang Pagar road, opp those bridal shops. if U drive can park @ duxton road.

  I was there when tour guides brought korean tourists to this place so the place must be really authenic.

  http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_id_4120/travel_site_3911/

  Enjoy.

   

   

   

• FireIce

  11 Aug 09, 15:09

  why tourists come here to find wat they have in their homeland

• ditzy

  11 Aug 09, 18:06

  Togi at Mosque street, please make reservations.

• caleb_chiang

  11 Aug 09, 18:09

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  why tourists come here to find wat they have in their homeland

  
  So they can be overcharged...

• lianamaster

  12 Aug 09, 10:52

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  why tourists come here to find wat they have in their homeland

  They want to find some food that 'connects' them to their homeland...