Tae Yang Island

Özge Özen

3.0

Experienced dinner with family members after bicycling within Putrajaya. It had been a new experience since it was the very first time going to this eating place. Ordered signature fried poultry, noodles. bibimpaps and very hot pot. Adults loved the bibimpap and warm pot. Children enjoyed the noodles and fried poultry.Food was good but beverages were a little pricey. Overall, it was an excellent experience for the household.

Reza Radityastuty

4.0

Among the Korean cafe that I could eat thier foods. It’s halal and the meals taste good. Reasonable cost. Average USD10 per individual.

Ece Öztunç

3.0

Well, I have already been to far better types but this establishment is merely ok. Edible meals, comes close but not close plenty of to the true ones. Possibly the halal label required the shine off a little but still ok. In comparison to Sopoong, this onedont very make the slice. I understand I shouldn’t become comparing overseas Korean dining places to those out of Korea but actually some of these that I’ve gone to are really good.

Beril

5.0

I've been quite a long time patron of Tae Yang Island. It certainly is been the location my children and I gather for a cheesy (pun meant) pot of budae-jjigae. It's nearly our comfort meals that people revisit roughly monthly, merely to complete ourday of family members outing. The kimchi base is without doubt the very best I've had in the Cyberjaya/Putrajaya area. My children and I must say i liked it a whole lot. Of course, which makes their kimchi joen among the best on the market. Their cheesy kimbap can be among my guilty pleasures, but become warned as you need at the very least 3 people to talk about it with one to best love this particular dish. It arrives at a big portion and is quite filling. I must say i recommend their kimchi-based meals. You can't fail with those.