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2013-07-11
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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
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 white rice and a side dish of either kimchi, pickled cucumbers or anchovies. I opted for the anchovies and my friend and I decided to share the potato pancake ($4).
Its fiery red colour belies the true spiciness level of the soup because it actually isn't as spicy as it looks. It does have the sour taste of kimchi though so if you're not a fan, then best to try other soup dishes instead. Generous portions of kimchi, sliced pork, egg, tofu and vermicelli noodles can be found in the soup, which went really well with the rice. One of the better kimchi jiggaes in Singapore I have to admit. The potato pancake was also crispy and tasty and best eaten when hot! It came with a dipping sauce that made it extra yummier. If you're looking for a cheap and good meal while in Town, do try out this humble little shop in Juz Foodcourt!
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