Korean BBQ

[Fortan]

I am looking at inviting my wife out for Korean BBQ and don't know where to go. Can anyone give some recommendations on your favorites?

Looking at a good place to eat - value for money. Not necessarily the most expensive restaurant

[v4jr4]

I am looking at inviting my wife out for Korean BBQ and don't know where to go. Can anyone give some recommendations on your favorites?

Looking at a good place to eat - value for money. Not necessarily the most expensive restaurant

Some people recommend "Seoul Garden" at Johor (half price, compared to SG), but I never went there. As for my fave, "2D1N" (around Tanjong Pagar) is pretty good. Buffet style

[Akimbo]

Is that your favorite because it tastes good? Or is it because it's slightly cheaper than others? Or the atmosphere is great?

[Barnsley]

Red Pig on Amoy Street...

In fact just wallk down Amoy Street and take your pick ..... loads of Korean places there.

[the lynx]

Seoul Garden is dirt cheap. Probably MYR40 per adult on a weekend for all-you-can-eat. But you pay peanuts for monkeys so you get substandard quality of food and the typical tak-apa (don't care) Malaysian service. Looking at it positively, Korean BBQ allows you to burn your food as much as you want it to be so that will take care of any potential stomach dysentery. Go there if you have confidence in your BBQ skills and you want to stretch that ringgit.

2D1N is VERY good! 'Nuff said. Highly recommended. For SGD40+ you get good selection of meat. But it gets very crowded and they don't allow reservations IIRC. Queueing takes 30 to 45 minutes.

Bornga is also a highly recommended one. A little bit expensive (because it is not an all-you-can-eat) but you get great service. The waiters also cook your meat for you. There is one in Star Vista. Be sure to try the potato pancake as well. If the pricing scares you, the one in City Square mall, JB is just as good, with MYR pricing.

Some people recommend "Seoul Garden" at Johor (half price, compared to SG), but I never went there. As for my fave, "2D1N" (around Tanjong Pagar) is pretty good. Buffet style Razz

[ScoobyDoes]

Seoul Garden is dirt cheap. Probably MYR40 per adult on a weekend for all-you-can-eat.

Not exactly 'dirt cheap' at RM40. I tend to head to a buffet in Cheong Chin Nam Road opposite Bukit Timah Shopping Centre where I think it's S$20 for all-you-can-burn and kids under 6yrs old eat free.

Good selection of meats, seafood and veggies.

[Barnsley]

Just passed a place called Seoul Good when on the bus.
Its on Upper Payer Lebar Road...
No idea if anygood but its got a cool name.

[the lynx]

Fortan, if you wanna try a non-BBQ version of Korean food, try these:

1. Seoul Yummy @ Clarke Quay - good food that doesn't hurt your wallet. The house signature bibimbap is to die for. Don't go to the one in Bugis+ though, for strange reasons, the food is vastly different between the two.

2. Kim Dae Mun's @ Concorde Hotel & Shopping Mall - hawker-cheap Korean dishes, cooked by a Korean family. It is at the basement of the hotel mall.

3. Damotory @ Robertson Quay (where Fraser Suites is) - all-you-can-eat Korean (non-BBQ) buffet for $40+. Best one I ever had. Try the soju and beer as well.

[Barnsley]

Fortan, if you wanna try a non-BBQ version of Korean food, try these:

1. Seoul Yummy @ Clarke Quay - good food that doesn't hurt your wallet. The house signature bibimbap is to die for. Don't go to the one in Bugis+ though, for strange reasons, the food is vastly different between the two.

2. Kim Dae Mun's @ Concorde Hotel & Shopping Mall - hawker-cheap Korean dishes, cooked by a Korean family. It is at the basement of the hotel mall.

3. Damotory @ Robertson Quay (where Fraser Suites is) - all-you-can-eat Korean (non-BBQ) buffet for $40+. Best one I ever had. Try the soju and beer as well.

Do you have a food blog?

Or at least a handy hints sheets for the various cuisines and where best to get them?

[the lynx]

Do you have a food blog?

Or at least a handy hints sheets for the various cuisines and where best to get them?

The day I have a food blog will be the day my waistline speaks of my gastronomic wealth of experience

[v4jr4]

Is that your favorite because it tastes good? Or is it because it's slightly cheaper than others? Or the atmosphere is great?

Lynx has mentioned about the taste and $$, but as for the atmosphere, well, you won't expect people to eat buffet in silence

The day I have a food blog will be the day my waistline speaks of my gastronomic wealth of experience

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[v4jr4]

Fortan, if you wanna try a non-BBQ version of Korean food, try these:

1. Seoul Yummy @ Clarke Quay - good food that doesn't hurt your wallet. The house signature bibimbap is to die for. Don't go to the one in Bugis+ though, for strange reasons, the food is vastly different between the two.

2. Kim Dae Mun's @ Concorde Hotel & Shopping Mall - hawker-cheap Korean dishes, cooked by a Korean family. It is at the basement of the hotel mall.

3. Damotory @ Robertson Quay (where Fraser Suites is) - all-you-can-eat Korean (non-BBQ) buffet for $40+. Best one I ever had. Try the soju and beer as well.

There was one place near 2D1N which provides good Korean foods and side dishes [kinda love that place], but now, there's no more

[Fortan]

Had a look at all the options you guys have posted but I still not sure I have found the KOREAN BBQ I want to go to.... All seems more like standard Korean food than the BBQ version where you sit at the barbie. The ones that have been mentioned are perhaps not 'fine dining' enough for a date night. Any other suggestions?

[Barnsley]

Had a look at all the options you guys have posted but I still not sure I have found the KOREAN BBQ I want to go to.... All seems more like standard Korean food than the BBQ version where you sit at the barbie. The ones that have been mentioned are perhaps not 'fine dining' enough for a date night. Any other suggestions?

What exactly are you looking for?

That could be a good start.

[ScoobyDoes]

There is one in the M-Hotel where you can get private room etc. as well.....

'Fine' though is subjective.