Korean Cuisine - Food Village

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I ordered a chicken soup from this stall and they told me that there would be ginseng in this soup. The soup was clearly a ginseng chicken soup but not authentic one as they put in tofu and the chicken given were 2 tiny piece and was of those spring chicken kind! It was a $8.80 a bowl with rice and side dish, very pathetic serving.The taste was okay but will not attempt to eat here again.

This costs $8.80! However it satisfy my lunch meal because this is a healthy meal which consists of carrot, cucumbers, beef, seaweed, bean and of course the meal dish is the rice and egg! And it is served on a hot plate and when you mixed them together, the rice do not stick on the hotplate nor it is burnt! it is just nice and you can smell the food is wow! (: It is yummy!

Actually I only knew of this restaurant ( the main one ) when I as a fangirl, heard that a Korean band was going there for lunch ( and I actually managed to pass my idol my present and letter personally heh ). After going there then did I realise that they've hosted stars like Se7en and Shinhwa before, which's really quite a big deal. Thus, I decided to visit this one at Taka too to try their Kimchi fried rice and indeed, it's different from the usual. The rice isn't as cluttered together, and t