Three Meals A Day

Not bad for a decent dinner.
I am feeling quite full and my girl wanted to try Korean food. We chanced upon this place and thought «Why not give it a go!»
The Jajamyun is one of the dishes we ordered and seriously, it was one of the most flavourful dishes. The fish cake soup is a little high on the MSG though.
But if you are feeling cold and wanted something soupy, good to swing by here

Decently good Korean food with some hits and misses.
The name of the place is based on a popular Korean reality cooking show (Samsi Sekki) of the same name. The restaurant was rather crowded on a weekend evening, which raised my expectations somewhat.
The banchan (side dishes) were pretty good and I appreciated the variety. I ordered the dolsot bibimbap (mixed rice in a stone pot), fried chicken (with spicy sauce) and haemul pajeon (seafood pancake). Although rather tasty, I felt the stone pot wasn’t heated thoroughly. The rice touching the bowl wasn’t crisp at all. I was also left looking around for the raw egg…
The fried chicken was much better, crisp batter and tender on the inside, coated with a rather spicy sauce. The seafood pancake was run of the mill, but there was nothing much else to complain about.
The usual Korean fare is served here, and I feel it borders on the 3.5 star mark, but with the wallet friendly prices I think I might round it up to a 4. I’m not sure why Korean food is also rather expensive in Singapore. Thumbs up to lower prices.