Twins Korean Restaurant

This restaurant is a gem that I found by coincidence and has become one of the more authentic Korean restaurants I’ve been to in KL!
Twins Korean serve up really good home-​cooked Korean food (it’s a small family business) that makes you keep coming back for more!
Definitely give their fried pork and kimchi dish a try. the pork is succulent and well marinated and stir fried with my favourite kimchi!
Another one of my favourites is the bibimbap, a classic Korean dish containing mixed vegetables, chicken/​beef and rice with a red sweet sauce that makes all the difference.
The staff are so pleasant and warm and the place is kept neat and clean with a cute bookshelf corner near the entrance featuring many figurines and books on display. The prices are also very affordable, expect to pay around 25−30RM per person for a satisfying meal and drinks which is still cheaper relative to most other Korean restaurants in Mont Kiara area.
Will most certainly come back here again and recommend this to everyone wanting authentic Korean food!

It’s quite known among us locals that Solaris is like a mini Korean village with a mélange of Korean supermarkets and restaurants alike. Twins is one of the many choices here and they are all about homestyle Korean cooking in a cosy environment. This is a family run joint serving up authentic dishes at an affordable cost. As usual the banchan (side dishes) are what I look forward to at the start of the meal. They have the usual bean sprouts, blanched vegetables, cold tofu, mustard vegetables and of course Kimchi.
The Kimchi here has a slightly different taste than the usual, I am thinking it must be imported from Korea as the one served at Twins has a heavier flavor, something that my tastebuds are not quite accustomed to yet. We ordered the Korean pancake which was filled with vegetables and not oily at all, probably my favorite!
I always order Jap Chae when I visit any Korean restaurant — it’s a mix of sweet potato noodles stir fried with vegetables. The key to a good one is not overcooked and definitely not oily, and this one is a winner. My dining partner ordered grilled mackerel, came one a stone plate with just a light sprinkle of spring onions — simple and delightful with the kimchi stew as that was robust and full of flavor. There is also barbeque at this joint but we didn’t go for it that day.

Mont Kiara has been a «Korean Town» as there are many Korean restaurants around the area. Among all of the Korean Restaurants in Mont Kiara, Twins Korean Restaurant has always been my favourite. It’s a home-​style restaurant and one of the most affordable Korean restaurants in town. The prices of the dishes are ranging from RM15-​RM20 for their ala carte, and RM40-​RM50 for their barbeque and hot pot options.
I’m always looking forward to their side dishes. Although the selections were not as many compared to some Korean restaurants, but they were delicious. A must have is their Kimchii Soup. The sour and spicy soup definitely will kick start your appetite. Another must order would be their Topokki. The rice cakes were cooked to perfection and the gravy had the perfect heat to it.
If you worry that you’ll smell like barbeque, fret not! Instead of barbequing the meat in front of you, they do it in the kitchen. Some might like this, but some might not. As for me, I have no objection in this because I really do not want to smell like barbeque after the meal.