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My hubby knows that I am a big fan of Korean food, so he brought me to Seoul Yummy for our lunch today. Everything looks nice on the menu & we had difficulty choosing what to eat for lunch! We finally settled for their signatures combo for two ($48.90). We can choose one signature dish, appetizer, dessert & complimentary assorted side dish. Top up another $1.90 for ice lemon tea with Aiyu jelly.  We had potato pancake for appetizer but it was served only after we were in the midst of eating our

Although Seoul Yummy is not the best Korean restaurant in town, it certainly has loyal fans as it's always crowded. Perhaps because of their centralized locations and Korean theme interior, most of the patrons are teenagers and young adults.We ordered  Army's Stew (Buddae Jjigae) for two pax which included the stew, two rice, dessert and two drinks. It was served with beef, pork, tofu, tteokbokki, mushrooms and noodles. The kimchi-based broth wasn't as original as those in Korea. I've been here

You can select between seafood or meat, where meat consists of chicken, pork, and beef. Dessert wise, additional $1.90 is for ala-carte desserts out of this page.We had the Roasted Barley Tea, and upgraded the other to Ice Lemon Tea with aiyu jelly. Both drinks are nice, but only the barley tea is re-fillable Six side dishes, and a healthier choice of multi-grain rice, inclusive. You can also opt for white rice too!We had the Fried Kimchi Dumplings for appetiser. Crispiness is just right, and fi

Seoul Yummy is located at the 4th floor of Bugis+, along with quite a few of other restaurants. I would often come here for my meals if I'm at Bugis shopping due to the many choices here.We ordered a Army stew with meat ($36.90).We were given 6 complimentary side dishes, not too bad seeing that we only ordered 1 set. I especially enjoyed the cucumber and toufu.The Amy Stew is stated to be meant for 2 but it only came with 1 rice, so we actually ordered another bowl of rice. However if you are no

After finishing shopping at Bugis, there was a link to go to bugis+, feeling hungry we decided to see what to eat . So pass by Seoul Yummy my friend suggest to go in and try their Army Stew as he ate before was tasty. We ordered the Army Stew with Assorted meat. Inside the stew, we have kimchi, tofu, pork, beef, chicken ham, instant noodles, rice cake and all kinds of vegetables etc. I enjoy the hot and spicy soup base, the noodles is springy and the meat fresh and tender.

after hearing so much about their army stew, i finally headed down to try it! For $36.90, i got a large stew consisting of several meat and ingredients. the portion is supposed to be shared among 2 people. the quality of the food is certainly there and the soup base was very yummy. it was also quite spicy! This is something like korean steamboat except that ingredients are already chosen for you and soup is definitely more special. service was meticulous too

I'm a fan of korean food though not so much on the kimichi side as im afraid of spiciness!So you can imagine my wariness when my friends ask to have our dinner there!However i was indeed pleasantly surprised!It was not that spicy and there is the kimichi taste that somehow leaves me wanting for more!!!We paid for the meal which consists of the kimichi hot pot, small side dishes, small seafood pancake and a soft serve ice cream The small dishes were refillable, i especially love the cold tofu so

It was a very eye-catching restaurant, simple décor yet attractive. There was combo set to choose from, totally originated from Korean flavour. My first experience to eat here, it gave me feeling of comfort and hearty.Traditional side dishes, came along with my set. Colourful in appearance, taste impressive. I like the Kimchi Tofu the most, boosting my appetite from my first bite. Portion was satisfying, a lot of ingredients. Definitely a healthy choice with right amount of veggies, meat and car

My friend and I are the super fan of Seoul Yummy. We've tried their Army's Stew for many times and absolutely love it. This time, we decided to try something different.Ginseng Chicken:I enjoyed the soup a lot. It has a strong traditional herbal flavor and the soup is a bit creamy. But I don't really like the glutinous rice side the half chicken. The chicken soup comes with a bowl of brown rice. You can choose white rice if you want, but I think brown rice is a healthier choice.Grilled Saba Fish

The bibimbap is priced at $13.80++ and you get to choose the meat topping for the stone pot rice with shredded vegetables and egg. Choose from beef, belly pork, spicy chicken or octopus. It is served along with 6 small saucers of side dishes viz 3 types of kîmchi, tofu, potato saład andikan bills. I had expected strips of beef bulgogi in my bibimbap but omg Seoul Yummy gave me tasteless minced beef. If doing a blind taste test nobody would know he is eating beef bibimbap. They were generous with

For the full review with more choices from seoul yummy, visit my blog:http://bit.ly/13WTw8VBefore all the food was served, I was greeted (as usual), the korean side dishes! I guess it's really the norm for korean restaurants to serve that. But that is restaurants who don't do this, so don't take it for granted, give them all a try, even if you don't like it. After all, food is all about trying something new and exciting! Half chicken $15.90Full chicken $24.90 If you ask me about this, I'll proba

For a full review, visit http://rachelays.blogspot.com or http://tinyurl.com/SeoulYummy Korean ginseng chicken soup.I dislike ginseng but somehow, I love this soup because of its subtle ginseng taste. The chicken meat is very tender. The soup is not at all oily and is very nutritious and flavourful. The glutinous rice underneath all that goodness is delightful as it absorbed the broth well.Braised pork belly with kimchi I do not eat pork belly yet this dish is to my liking! The braised pork bell