Onsemiro (Fine-Dining Korean Restaurant)

SuzyKhaidzir

We ordered kimchi stew with tuna seafood, selection of pancakes and poultry dumplings. The servings had been excellent and delicious. The cafe has closed up room catered for small conferences.

Pipin Syaripin

We fancied an early on dinner and resulted in about 5.30pm to a clear restaurant. We were proven to a private dining area. Menus were presented and web pages were stapled together, costs were crossed out there and on some meals notes were placedsaying unavailable. However, there is little consistency between your edits on my menus and my wife's therefore we simply ordered what we wished regardless of what the menu mentioned and everything we desired was available. We ordered: - BBQ beef strips which was included with lettuce, a tasty sauce, some onions and natural garlic and chilli (which we offered). It had been very tasty indeed; - glass noodles with veggies which were Alright but a tad undercooked and lacked the depth of flavour of various other glass noodles I've had in other dining places; - seafood pancake that could have been a little crispier but has been tasty; and - beef bibimbap which emerged cold and had been tasteless and incredibly poor indeed. These was included with accompaniments of kimchi and three some other dishes plus some soup which came nearly cold. We were furthermore served some free of charge green tea extract and ordered a few Hite beers. We received a free of charge dessert of a sesame rice cake, a cube of watermelon plus some nice honey ginger and cinnamon fruit juice in a little bowl - we weren't as well sure exactly how to consume it as whether it had been a lovely 'soup' or dipping liquid. Service was OK. Nothing at all special. Didn't surpass the "fine eating" of the name. That which was great was the button up for grabs to demand service. Overall, we enjoyed our food but all of the food wasn't the very best. We'd return but will be selective over what we purchased.