Jinggo Dakgalbi

Muzaffer Ustundag

Am not just a huge enthusiast of Korean Dak Galbi (stir-fried rice cakes with veggies and meat) by itself but Jinggo is an excellent option to its more well-identified rival Uncle Jang. Suggest to opt for the seafood choice with cheese for a far more special takeon Dak Galbi. Seafood can be fresh, and the tastes go perfectly with the spicy sauce. Nevertheless, the dumplings had been so-so, and then time will attempt the Korean pancake rather. Small restaurant, clear but bad ventilation therefore dress down and be prepared to turn out smelling like food. General, staff were attentive, support was good and foods was pleasurable. Would go again.

Kiki

I think that that the meals here was only typical. I experienced the golden platter and I'd say it had been not really worth the amount of money. Haven't try another dishes tho. But i'd state, the kimchi there is nice.

Amalia Fajriyanti

The food here's great and appetizing. Have already been here several times for their poultry and cheese dak galbi. For anybody who don't like the rice cakes, you might keep these things omit it and substitute it with another thing. Beready to invest RM30-40 per pax if you opt to come here.