Korean & Japanese Food (Closed)

I was deciding what to buy japanese cusine or korean cusine. Then, i saw the korean ramen and decided to give it a try. At first, i thought that the noddle would be hand made like ramen. But, i was quite disappointed that the noodle was actually just instant noodle. However, the instant noodles didn't really taste like normal noodle. The instant noodle was flavourful enough. I could taste the spicy and sour taste as i bite on the noodle. The noodle also have a springy taste. The dish may be sim

This stall is quite interesting as the stall owner actually sell both Korean and also Japanese dishes in one stall. Both my favourite Katsu bento set and the Korean mixed vegetables in hot stove are both available here., really a one stop service station. The Katsu here is very juicy and tender here and the miso soup served here are just alright. The mixed vegetable rice is filled with generous amount of vegetables of shredded vegetables and the sweet chilli sauce used n it is really spicy an

I always love Korean food for their unique taste. I ordered the bibimbap which consists of pork, egg, combination of vegetables and rice. I like the chilli paste mixed with the rice. It costs $6 for lunch purchased from the Korean & Japanese food store from the food court. The take away packet looks neatly packed in the container and tasted great.

Have you ever have a crave for korean food after seeing it the korean shows from the television or the internet?I definitely have. I saw them cooking pancakes! And decided to make some myself since its so simple, but no. I failed terribly. It turned out mushy and all. Well its not the same for the pancakes in this stall. I totally fell in love with it after trying it once. Delicious! Must try. Its crispy on the edges and soft on the inside. Cooked with some vege, i assume leek. And served with a