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Golden, crispy edges with a soft and savoury middle. This seafood pancake was loaded with green onions and bits of seafood that gave it a nice briny lift. Loved how it was sliced into easy-to-share triangles. Each slice had that perfect balance of crunch and chew, and when dipped into their garlicky soy-chili sauce, it just sang 》$24
Thick, tender slices of pork belly served warm and topped with a generous mound of minced garlic. The meat was soft and fatty in all the right ways and the garlic gave it a bold, punchy lift.
Best enjoyed wrapped in lettuce with a bit of kimchi. It’s savoury, satisfying and a nice change from the usual grilled meats 》$48
Classic Korean pancake made with homemade kimchi and slices of pork belly. Crispy at the edges and savoury throughout, it delivers a satisfying mix of tangy kimchi and rich pork flavours in every bite 》$19.90
Glass noodles stir-fried soy-based sweet sauce with pork & crunchy vegetables. The flavours are balanced and blend well with the noodles and vegetables 》$17.90
A spicy, comforting soft tofu stew brimming with minced pork, clams, fresh vegetables and egg. Rich in flavour and hearty in texture, it’s the kind of dish that warms you through and pairs beautifully with Korean BBQ 》$17.90
Traditional Korean pancake that’s crisp on the outside and savoury within. Generously filled with fresh spring onions and succulent seafood, it pairs perfectly with the accompanying dipping sauce. A delightful dish that’s best enjoyed shared around the table 》$19.90
($12) finally tried their original kimbap but we didnt ordered tuna as my friend she didn't liked it sadly. but they really well prepared their kimbap freshly made when someone ordered from the counter. Their kimbap really made me so full and also got strong sesame sauce aftertaste.
($18) I don't really wanted to eat something spicy tbh but then kimchi got not that strong sour aftertaste tbh. But at least they give a lot of ingredients such as pork belly, kimchi, and glass noodle inside the stew and also quite decent stew btw.
[Paya Lebar, Singapore 🇸🇬]
Spicy Miso Pork & Chicken Set (S$9.90++)
150 grams of meat
200 grams of rice (medium size)
Mini Choregi Salad
Miso Soup
Help yourself to the various condiments on the table.
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Address 🛖 : 10 Paya Lebar Rd, # B1-28 PLQ Mall, Singapore 🇸🇬 409057
MRT 🚇 : Paya Lebar (EW8/ CC9) East West Line/ Circle Line
We were tempted by the platter but decided on a simpler dinner hahaha. I can't recall the name of this off-menu dish. The layers are so perfectly done. Although the sauces were equally rich, everything complemented each other.
We were tempted by the platter but decided on a simpler dinner hahaha. Interestingly this was a very American burger. Wagyu patty but just a top burger patty. With cheese, onion, dill pickle. The twist was the fries and slaw were the showstopper. Thick but crispy fries. Another table agreed with me about the slaw. I can't pinpoint what's in it but so damn umami.
