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Had my lunch in this Seoul Garden Outlet after my meeting with business partners at HarbourFront Centre. THis restaurant is cosy and not too squeezy. Service was friendly and helpful as well. Had bought their signature ginseng chicken soup. For less than $20, is value for money. THe chicken soup was very tasty and not too oily. The chicken meat was very tender and juicy as well. With the ginseng flavour in it,certainly has enhance the taste and flavour to this dish.

Seoul Garden Hotpot in my opinion is much more better than their buffet spread. It is very affordable with huge portion serving. I had the sliced beef hot pot and it came generously with raw sliced beef, kimchi, mushrooms and cucumber. I opted for the spicy kimchi soup and it is yet another addictive soup base. It tasted very thick and flavorful (full of kimchi sourness and spiciness). The sliced beef is thinly sliced, more like a shabu shabu style. The rice however was a little cold, that's one

Was walking past this and saw seoul garden having Korean hotpot and bibimbap.. was having craving for Korean food and so we went in to have our dinner here... service was quite prompt.. just that the option for choosing here is quite limited as compared to a Korean restaurant.Hubby chose to have Bibimbap. I find their Bibimbap quite ok. Lots of ingredients and quite big serving.I had the Kimchi Seafood Hotpot. I like this hotpot. It has lots of ingredients inside and the soup is very nice.We ord

Miso Premium Seafood Kimchi Beef HotpotThis place had recently opened at IMM (Oh ya, I went to IMM but there's no IMM address) My loved one suggested that we have dinner here as is new store, I thought it'd be a good excuse to also see what was happening...haha!!We didn't try the any appetizers though, I order the Kimchi Beef Hotpot & My loved one order the Miso Premium SeafoodThis bowl of beef kimchi soup is served with a bowl of rice and the beef slices are served raw and you can slightly boi

Date : 20121228Time of visit : 8pm What/Where : Seoul garden hotpot @ HarbourfrontWhat we had : Seafood Kimchi Hotpot, Ramen Dubu Hotpot, garlic Chic, Bulggogi Chic, Assorted mushroom, Chic nugget, ManduAverage cost/pax : $67.35/5paxAmbience : Clean, aircon, cozy with limited seatsService : Friendly and good but slowPortion : Seafood Kimchi Hotpot was mild, seafood wasn't fresh, bottom of the soup was sandy (from the clams) nugget and mandu was ok, assorted mushroom and Dubu hotpot was tastless

It's great being a student, I handed out my student card and got the beef bibimbap with set upgrade at $2 for 3 starter samplers and this whole meal cost only $10! However, the set upgrade wasn't that worthwhile either. The clam meat seems non-existent while the other two tasted like it had been put in the fridge for days. YUCK!Their beef bibimbap was okay as well, some of the beef pieces got hard because it had been on the pot for too long. Other than that, I would think it was a rather healthy

We decided to stop by Seoul Garden Hot Pot for our dinner. We ordered the Clam Hot Pot with the Kimchi Jjigae stock and comes with a bowl of rice. The Clam Hot Pot cost $9.90. We also ordered the deep fried chicken nuggets which cost $4.90. In total our meal cost $17.30, inclusive of GST and service charge.Clam Hot Pot:Look at the generous serving of clams. They simply gave a lot of clams in the Hot Pot and they tasted delicious. The Kimchi soup base was equally nice too and both of us loved it.

I went back to seoul garden hotpot for dinner again and this time i ate Mandu (Dumplings) Hotpot with Kimchi broth. It came with a bowl of rice and the soup tasted yummy, the spiciness was just right and was not as salty. However, the dumplings were very disappointing. There were four dumplings, all were overcooked and was not as tasty as the broth, the cellophane noodles they gave was little, but cabbage portion was quite a handful. Thus, I do not find my money worth for this dish

Our first visit to try out Korean food at Seoul Garden. We were pleasantly surprised by the standard of the Korean food served. Generous serving with a reasonable price. Below were what we ordered:Marinated Beef Hotpot with kimchi soup base ($11.90++)Clams Hotpot with kimchi soup base ($9.90++)Deep fried chicken nuggets with sweet sauce ($3.90++ bundling) The kimchi soup tasted great and the ingredients were plenty in the soup! I personally preferred the clams hotpot! It tasted very sweet! But I

Tucked away at Harbourfront is a Halal Korean Restaurant serving pretty good Korean food. I had the Korean Clam soup with Kimchi and not only was it boiling hot for most part of my dinner, it was spicy! When i sniffed the fragrance of the soup, it actually stung my eyes making em waterFor $3 top up, I got a 3 kimchi starters plus a white fungus and red dates dessertIt was worth it and I highly recommend you try the ginseng and red date drink it was refreshing and ooh so yummy!A definite come bac

It was a delicious bowl of hot ramen on a cold day. The soup broth was well brewed and it made the dish very flavourful. The ramen was long and soft, easy to eat. There were the huge kind of bean sprouts in the soup which gave a crunch while slurping up the noodles. There was also a salted egg inside which made the soup even more tasty!

Though it is slightly more expensive, this plate of clay stove bimbipap is yummy and served hot! The ingredients served are fresh and quite a big amount! Warm rice is served with a runny egg yolk, chicken slices, fresh kimchi, bean sprouts and vegetables. I liked how this plate has a lot of vegetables that comes in two types. The vegetables are fresh and well cooked. The chicken slices are not spicy and suits all while the kimchi is well marinated. Overall quite a big serving and absolutely nice

The best points about this halal restaurant is that they are really well trained in marinating the best meats to cater for their customers. Love their spicy chilli chicken meat which is filled with the fragrant and spicies used in marinating it. After cooked, they are very tender and juicy and you will definitely be craving for more after your first plate. Best to serve the meats with their fragrant plain rice as well.

decided to try this new seoul garden hot pot concept instead of having bbq, this place serves korean dishes in stone pots ordered the student set meal of beef bulgoli - which consists of marinated barbecued beef, bean sprouts, kim chi and vegetables. overall its disappointing - meat slices and ingredients were little while a lot of rice was given. looks totally different from the picture in the menubarbecued meat is a bit dry and hard , kim chi normal & bean sprouts limpnot at all authentic,at l

We were trying to find a place at Habour front for lunch, somewhere which was not too crowded and not too expensive.We can't get enough of Bulggogi in Korea and thus decided to give this Seoul Garden Hot Pot a try. We ordered Bulggogi Chicken Bibim Bap @$9.90++ and upgrade for starters and white fungus sweet soup with an additional $3.The starters were disappointing. Bulggogi literally means "fire meat" in Korean, but the dried chicken pieces were nothing near to what we had previously. The h