The Palace (Closed)

While back then I was working in the CBD area, we have lunch there, it is not overcrowded, and is free seating. But the servers there make the effort to help find seats for you.The food I order was sliced beef stew, I have forgotten its korean name, but there will be menu with photos. Decent korean food with decent price, but the stew was so awesome that i finish one bowl of rice with just the soup.(Another visits)Their kimchi ramen with cheese was great too, but cost way more than valuable. So

I was here quite a few times and it is always crowded and busy during lunch time as it is flooded with working adults. Service time varies too. Sometimes it can be more than 20 mintues when it is very crowded. I waited for around 10 minutes for my noodles.Anyway, I love this jajang ramyeon from the palace at chevron house! Jajang ramyeon is actually a noddle dish with a salty black soybean paste with pork and vegetables. The jajang ramyeon is unqiue here as it is not the typical jajang mian as i

Came to find my friend for lunch at raffles place area and she recommended this korean restaurant located at Chevron House basement. I ordered beef slices kimchi soup noodles and a small plate of kimchi is given too. The soup is a bit diluted to my liking. The beef slices are nice though, not too hard nor soft. The noodles are normal too, nothing fantastic about it. Overall, I find that the food here is quite average. May not be returning again.

I followed colleagues came to The Palace after working. It conveniently located at one of the building walking distance to Raffles Place MRT.The shop was not too big, but selling various Korean Food.Appetizer for us, we ordered this sushi plate for sharing. It was fresh making by the chef obviously.I like this Kimchi soup very much. A strong fragrance of Kimchi while it was not too spicy, the soup was fantastic.Bibimbap looked attractive, Sunny side up added point to the whole.We satisfied to ha

I ordered the beef bulgogi rice set which comes with rice, beef bulgogi meat, a slice of small korean pancake and a bowl of soup. The portion was quite small as I did not feel full after finishing the meal. The beef were little and tasteless, while the rice portion was alright. It costs $7.90 for the meal which I felt the price was average for the quality of the food.

My colleague recalled a Korean restaurant at the basement of Chevron House which was "always crowded". Being the "queue-conscious" Singaporeans we were, we left our office at the indecently hour of 12pm to get seats at the restaurant. Erm.. we were one of the first people there with plenty of tables to choose from. I wish the ventilation of the restaurant was better, because the food was authentic hearty Korean fare. My Seafood stew (Bean Paste/Tofu Soup) set came with a bowl of rice and two si

The food served at The Palace is not really fantastic. I ordered the ramen with sushi set which costs $12. The sushi is cold and hard making it quite hard to chew. The ramen is too spicy for my taste buds even though I made a special request for it to be less spicy. I did not enjoy the meal overall. Expensive but taste horrible.

korean ramen!!!its really good for cold days.. but no matter what it still taste as good even in normal days!Cheese ramyun and curry ramyun ~~both are rather spicy... and taste good.. but noodle wise taste like maggie mee.. =\ as usualboth has egg.. but i still prefer those eggs without over cook and broken egg yolk

The Palace is located at Chervon House in Raffles Place. I like the taste of the Korean food which they serve and of which my favourite is the beef with rice. The taste of the meat is tender and juicy, while the rice is soft. Overall, I enjoy the taste of the entire meal. The price is reasonable, it costs $7.90 for a plate of it.