Auntie Kim's Korean Restaurant

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Full Auntie Kim's Korean Restaurant review here: http://ivanteh-runningman.blogspot.sg/2014/03/auntie-kims-korean-restaurant.htmlFor over a decade, Auntie Kim's Korean Restaurant has been quietly serving authentic and great tasting Korean food at affordable prices. Because of this, their loyal following has grown tremendously, and the small parking area outside their location is normally packed with their diners.Ambience at Auntie Kim's Korean Restaurant is simple, with wooden panelling and few

Dinner gathering w 4 other frenz recently. Parking outside e restaurant was worrisome, cos' it seemed like e whole stretch of vehicles were parked illegally. Waiter said it was ok, I doubt! Try ur luck! We were received by a local waitress in a Korean dress (she doesnt looked like she welcomed us at all), & were seated quickly. The empty tables ard us were filled subsequently - real popular!We were given 5 re-fillable appetisers, of which, i enjoyed the spinach best (no shout to all actually, ju

Auntie Kim is a longtime establishment in Thomson run by Koreans. There were several Koreans when we ate there, testimony to the authentic Korean cuisine served. One note though: the side dishes are only refillable once and only two side dishes can be refilled. We had the bean sprouts which were good. For mains, we had the sliced pork belly to share and we liked what we had. The pork belly seemed braised / steamed for quite some time and when wrapped up in lettuce, it was delicious.

Well the thing about eating korean is all about the banchan. i love these little servings of appetizers that you munch on before the food arrives.munch on while you're having the mains.munch on after the food is finished.and of course i love how the veggies make my meal a lot healthier than its meant to be. but here at auntie kim's they aren't as generous with the banchan as togi.they actually limit the times for a refill. we had an order of the saba fish.generous and mackerel that's grilled jus

Having just came back from Korea on a holiday, I had been craving for authentic korean food and I was glad to have Auntie Kim's restaurant to satisfy my cravings.All this intricate side dishes were complimentary. Initially we were unsure if we would be asked to pay extra (just like the peanuts in many chinese restaurants) and were glad to find out that all these were complimentary and we could even asked for a refill in 3 of the side dishes. I absolutely love these side dishes!This is korean dum

i simply love the kimchi soup from auntie kim’s. it is rather spicy for me but I find it absolutely tasty. they are very generous with their ingredients. I love their kimchi, it is sweetish sourish. They meal comes with so many different kinds of side dishes. some of which I have not seen or eaten before. It is like side dish buffet. so worth it.

my friend introduced this place to my girlfriend and i. they know we are both Korean food lovers. We ordered a main course each and were served with a spread of all sorts of side dishes. I ordered their kimchi fried rice and kimchi stew. It was really delicious. the rice was very fragrant and the kimchi soup is very thick and tasty. the side dishes had a lot more varieties as compared to other Korean restaurants. It was a great meal and we are definitely going back for more!

Recently my cousin bring both my hubby and i to a korean restaurant at thomson. We each ordered one dish. Prices i think quite reasonable for a restaurant, service was also good, . The appetizers, that come with everything, were tasty and varied. The man course serving is quite big and all very yummy. We didn't manage to finish all the food and left very satisfied but would definitely go back for a nice meal out.