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Kko Kko Nara Korean Restaurant is very prettily-decorated, with a lot of lovely trinkets and accessories such as chandeliers, a gramophone, peach blossoms and some exquisite paintings.  I especially loved the huge cushy booth we had, facing the faux fireplace with the giant clock that displayed inaccurate time. Service was professional and the service crew is Korean so I guess that took the affable element out for us because we don't speak Korean.We had the Mini O-Deng Bar (SGD$25.00), translate

Full Kko Kko Nara review here: http://ivanteh-runningman.blogspot.sg/2015/07/kko-kko-nara.htmlAmong the earliest pioneers of the Korean Fried Chicken craze in Singapore, Kko Kko Nara has been going strong since opening in 2008. Owner Ms Eon Lee, a self-taught chef, spent 6 months perfecting her fried chicken recipes, which has quickly gained Kko Kko Nara a loyal following. Their Korean Fried Chicken is available in 4 distinct flavours; original, soy garlic sauce, sweet & spicy, and hot & spicy.

My friends and i has always wanted to try out kko kko na ra as we were constantly cravings for korean chicken once we were back from korea. We had the chicken in 3 flavors (original, honey and garlic), kimchi stew and tofu stew. Original flavor was the best to me as honey is a bit too sweet. Garlic was not bad too but personally dont really like the garlic taste. the kimchi stew was good! as i like kimchi, i like the dish to be spicy. the stew is spicy and tasty. i like it alot. in contrast, i f

To celebrate Chinese New Year with a group of girls, we voted for Korean Meal. A stone throw away from Tanjong Pagar MRT, close to Maxwell Food Centre. Happy to see no queue by the time we arrived, we were served immediately by a waitress. Specialised in Korean cuisines, their signature Fried Chicken was highly raved.We stayed on our old plan, hot pot will never went wrong. Assorted luxury ingredients such as noodles, meats, sausages, tofu, kimchi and etc, our steamboat were stuffed to the max.

Me and my friends went there on a Friday night at around 10pm and waited for around 30 mins for a table. The restaurant did not take reservations which is not very customer-service oriented. In any case, since we were already there, we waited. We ordered their speciality chicken in 3 favours; honey, garlic and orgiinal. The chicken come in both chicken breast and chicken wings. Both the honey and garlic were too sweet for my tastes. The original was the best. Skin was very crispy. We also ordere

Visit http://www.umakemehungry.com/2013/11/kko-kko-nara.html for reviewKko Kko Nara is located along the stretch of shop houses in Tras Street and is within 5 minutes walking distance from the Tanjong Pagar MRT Exit A. With its cute signboard showing a happy chicken and protruding out from the building, finding them was as easy as ABC.A number of newspaper articles of its award wining Korean Fried Chicken was sticked to the walls outside its shop. I already feel the stress as I'm waiting for my

My dear friend suggested to have dinner here and is raving about their chicken wings so we are here to give a try. Located at busy Tanjong Pagar area but in a small street which is not very busy after office hour. The lights here is kinda dim and tall sofa seating kind makes me feel like walking into a 80s 90s nightclub which I seen on TV *LOL* Utensils and tissue can be seen placing on each table and friendly Waiter greeted us with their colorful menu. Upon placing our order we are being serv

This was recommend by my friend who super love Korean Foods, highly recommend that their Fried Chicken super yummy & Tasty!!So why not... Take it a try!!Came here with my sister as she was craving for some Korean foods...Tried their 3 flavor Fried Chicken, which is one of their more renowned dishes...let's give a thumb up!! It was fantastic even is cold!! The meat was very evenly marinated~ Of course we also had pok kimich soup which comes in steamboat style, kimchi soup taste is tasty and they

Kko Kko Nara 꼬꼬나라 a Korean restaurant located at Tras Road, is only a stone throw away (i.e. five minutes away) from Tanjong Pagar MRT station. It is located close to the Maxwell Food Centre too. Kko Kko Nara specialises in Korean cuisine and their signature dish is their Korean Fried Chicken which has been highly raved. The restaurant was cozy and air conditioned. They have quite a small sitting capacity. When we visited during lunch time on Saturday, the restaurant was fully packed. I took thi

The FoodI ordered Special Garlic Soy Sauced Chicken (MaNeul Gan Jang Chicken), Steamed Pork (Bo Sam)and Kimchi Steamboat (Kimchi Jungol)The Special Garlic Soy Sauced Chicken is very crispy on the outside even when it's coated with the Special Garlic Soy Sauce. The chicken meat is tender and juicy and marinated quite well tooNext, the Steam Pork is well marinated therefore very tasty and the texture is soft as the meat melts in my mouth when i tried to chew!Lastly, the Kimchi Steamboat is served

I have visited this place 2 times before and I haven't gotten sick of it. If you are looking for Korean fried chicken, this is a possible place to go (other than Woori Nara). Eating lunch time sets here are much cheaper than dinner sets, for the same amount of chicken.They have 3 flavors of chicken, but I like the original flavor the best. On top of buying the chicken platter, you can add on rice or rice and soup. This comes with a set of Korean side dishes, which are quite tasty on its own as w

I only got to hear of this eatery recently through the radio and the deejay raved so much on their fried chicken. We came and ordered their ramen with rice cake and a non spicy one, a marinated sliced beef with rice and a combo set of fried chicken in 3 different flavours. The ramen was good and delicious and so as the beef. The beef usually are marinated in boolgogi sauce and then with either pear or apple puree and the outcome is super. It came in a large portion and we thought we may not be

The restaurant was pretty empty on a Saturday lunchtime, and there were plenty of seats available. The side dishes came first and it looked pretty standard, nothing too sophisticated, just the usual kimchi, cucumber, potato, black beans. Sadly it is non-refillable... shouldn't they follow the traditional Korean restaurants & do the same? Shortly our Korean rice wine ($25+) came - in traditional wine bowl with ladle & 3 small bowls for drinking the wine. Cool! This is "traditional" haha. We drank

my second visit to kko kko na ra. i simply love the food there, especially the hot pot. It has all kind of delicious food in it, from golden mushroom to instant noodles to korean rice cake. It was a massive mix of all the delicious ingredients. Not forgetting the delicious pancake. The flavour and taste is still as nice. It really feels like you are in korea!

I went to kko kko nara. I was missing some authentic Korean food, so this was the first place I thought of. I love their drumlets. The sauce they use to marinate taste really finger licking good. the drumlet is very tender and juicy. absolutely tasty!