Korea House (Korean BBQ)

Intan Kumala

This is among the best Korean restaurants in Petaling Jaya, the BBQ is popular, and reasonably price. Tother with BBQ in addition they supply a multitude of side meals. For BBQ, the lamb and pork both are usually great, but the great beef, a bitpricy. Additional Korean dishes aren't that good though! Simply choose the BBQ!

Atika Nadhilafvirli

Enjoy the BBQ here!! Frequent this location, and have always used their weekend lunch units at RM19.90 per set. The unlimited bowls of vege were great too! They was previously located at a walk out facing the exterior of SS2. But possess relocated tothe row behind, to 1st flooring. Exact same row as CIMB lender in SS2.

Anung Adhy

That is my (almost) weekly Sunday lunch place. It's operate by a Korean household, Mr Kim Hong Jin and family members. The menu isn't extensive, but I am them so often I cannot count and the program is definitely good. Ahjumma sometimes (frequently)bestows us free of charge pancakes and warm steamed eggs. I really like their side meals here, it taste thus way better than plenty of local korean dining places around Klang Valley. It includes a home-cooked rustic flavor. Prices have become very reasonable as well. For just RM15 you will get yourself a kimchi-chigae with rice then one like 5 side meals. Tea is free of charge and refillable. I get yourself a complimentary Ginger Cinnamon tea to clean down all of the spiciness. My preferred bbq is their authentic flavoured pork belly. Believe me it's the best and affordable at RM25 for just two 2 large slices (1 serving). Min purchase of two BBQ pieces for them to begin the fire for you personally. Normally, the servers make your meat from you, hence your clothing and curly hair won't stink up. Another favourite may be the RM48 pan-fried squid, octopus, pork and veggie spicy concoction. It really is HUGE, feeds min 2. It is possible to eat this with plenty of rice, and includes side dishes too. Lunch sets are actually affordable at RM9.90 for a box place onwards.

ADI WARTAWINATA

This visit was a mixed experience for me personally. I liked the porkBBQ however, not the even more pricy beef BBQ and another korean dishes. Nearly good value for the money. But I do like the previous rustic experience to the area. Can't very say Iwould suggest it but worth checking out the pork BBQ for certain.

Little Heroes

Proceeded to go here with a pal of mine and we ordered the beef brisket, kimchi jiggae and bibimbap. The kimchi jiggae (or gimchi since it was composed in the menus) really was sour. Tasted similar to tomyum soup than any kimchi jiggae I've ever endured. Beefbrisket was great and bibimbap was simply OK, nothing spactacular.