Kim Dae Mun Korean Food

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Hidden korean gem right at Level 2 of Concorde Hotel. It was previously located in the basement food court of Concorde, but after the food court has closed for renovation, Kim Dae Mun has moved up to occupy a shop in Level 2. A very simple interior almost as plain as it can be without any decorations or designs; simply filled with portable lightweight table top and chairs. But it's definitely one of the best place to get your cheap authentic korean fix in town.Menu mainly filled with localized k

1) hot plate beef sliced set $8The beef slices are surprisingly tender and well marinated. They go well with white rice. I love the kimchi side dish too!2) hot beancurd soup set $6This is one of my favourite dishes to order there! The beancurd soup is served piping hot and remained hot throughout the meal. The ingredients are not little too and there are some seafood in it. The beancurd is also very smooth while the soup is not spicy. What's more, it's reasonably priced at $6!

Over the weekend, I had my dinner at Kim Dae Mun. Even though I was there early, at 6pm, surprisingly, there is quite a lot of people already in the eatery. It is my first time trying it out and I ordered the kimchi soup with pork which costs $7. The soup comes with rice and a side dish. There is also brown rice available at an additional charge. The portion of the soup is huge. I was expecting the normal food court kind of pot, but the pot here is so much larger and full of ingredients. Granted

The korean food here is one of the best in food courts around Singapore. They are generous with their servings, and they give a huge portion of chicken with lots of onions, just for the price of $6.50, which comes with a side, miso soup and rice. They declared that their hotplate chicken is cooked with water, so it is very healthy! The taste is good too, not too salty nor spicy. It is very easy to spot the stall, with it taking up the space of 2/3 stores together. There might be a queue at times

Kim Dae Mun Korean Food is located at the basement food court at Concorde Hotel; previously known as Le Meridien Hotel. (come to think of it, when has there ever been a food court in a Hotel? The norm should be restaurants.) If you are wondering where is Concord Hotel, it is located along the Orchard Shopping Belt, in between Dhoby Ghuat (Plaza Singapura) and Somerset (Orchard Plaza) MRT stations.As it's name suggest, Kim Dae Mun Korean Food specialises in serving Korean cuisine. It is probably

bibimbap bbq chicken My all-time favourite whenever i got craving for korean food, it is cheap and portion given is big, it has been introduced to me by a friend many years ago, glad that it is still around, love all their korean food and choices of sides of ikan bills or kimchi, normally i choose kimchi as it is a bit sweet. for around $6.50 to satisfy your cravings of nice korean food, this is the first choice. bbq chicken with vegetables below, love their sauce with rice too.

I had heard ALOT over the years about this little korean gem tucked away in the basement of Concorde Hotel, and I decided to try it finally heh. One weekday afternoon my colleague and I walked over for lunch and got to filling our hungry tummies.The set up of the place was not bad, its was a food court setting, but they had their own seating area and the cooking/service area was hugeeeeee. An old korean? lady took our order and we paid, then stood to a side to wait for our food. Efficient and ra

During our quick getaway to Batam recently, Little Devil's (LD) aunty recommended that we tried authentic Korean food in a food court. Since LD is a Korean Food lover, we decided to arrange one weekend to try out his place. Kim Dae Moon located in the air conditioned food court at Concorde Hotel in Orchard Road. It is easily spotted, basically its operation occupied 3 stalls. Headed by a Korean lady boss that take your order and control the food , the kitchen staff are mostly from Myanmar.Inste

Since I'd be having dinner afterwards at Chomp Chomp, I decided to just order their potato pancake, rather than their set meal.Turns out to be a horrible choice.This in my opinions, is the least delicious food, and also the most expensive.It costs me $4 for just a thin oily slice.Totally hated it and felt like asking for a refund In the end, it made my stomach ache too :X, probably because it was too oily.I've ate so much better tasting pancakes in Korea.This was sooo disappointing!Please, never

This is where I go to whenever I have a craving for Korean food. Reasons: it's authentic, it's healthy, the food tastes marvellous, and it's really cheap! At S$6.50 - S$9.00 per meal (kimchi, soup, main dish with or rice), it's probably the best value for $$ Korean food in Singapore. For me, my favourite is always the Dolsot Bibimbap with beef($S6.50).Bibimbap is Korean's version of 'mixed rice', usually with a variety of vegetables(namul), an egg, and the chili pepper paste (gochujang)...this i

It is really a hidden treasure! The best korean food that is available in a food court! There is always queue during lunch hours. However, the waiting time is around 5mins. When the food is served, it will be very smoky as the hot plate is hot. I really like their pan fried chicken as they are very generous with the portion! It cost $6.50 and it is worth the price. The chicken is very soft and the spices are good. The set actually comes with rice, soup and a free side. There are 3 choices for t

Kimchi Fried Rice - $5: Quite spicy so I don't think those who can't tolerate spicy food can tolerate this. The kimchi taste was very strong and I felt that it was too overwhelming for me to finish one whole plate by myself. The grains of rice were very moist so I don't have to drink water to tackle the "dryness" of the typical bowl of fried rice. The soup provided was rather salty as compared to the last time I had it. It is still worth a try if you love kimchi especially.

Looking for cheap and good food in Town is always a challenge so I was glad to have been introduced to this gem of an eatery conveniently located at Concorde Hotel, smack between Somerset and Dhoby Ghaut. My friend suggested the place having eaten there before and she swore that the kimchi jiggae (kimchi soup) and potato pancake will forever ruin food court korean food for me. After having tried them out, I have to agree. For $6, you get a hot piping bowl of kimchi jiggae, along with a bowl of w

The side dish (choose 1) that I chose was kimchi. The pieces were too big and I had to eat it whole which I did not like. However, I really love the spicy chicken set that I had ordered. It was not spicy for me, perhaps mildly spicy for people who can't take spiciness. Portion looked huge but I managed to finish it all. Soup was okay. I have tried my friends' dishes and I find them alright. I still prefer the spicy chicken set best.

They used to be in operating in Orchard plaza many years back where i first taste Korean food when i was young(more than 10 years ago)My father always order spicy chicken for me. For a child, it was not that spicy. The lady boss ajumma is a friendly looking auntie who sit in the cashier and speak to the mic for food order to the kitchen.I came back this time to eat their spicy chicken soup which is equally tasty as well. $6 per bowl, in located in Orchard is reasonable price for that.For the set