Togi Korean Restaurant

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This has to be my favourite korean family restaurant over the past years, I first got to know this place when it just opened not long ago, and it was still virtually unknown and not so crowded and popular like it is now. Over these years, the standard of food have not changed, but they have made some adjustments to their flavours. One example is the kimchi which used to be very very spicy, but in the recent few years we noticed that it was less spicy, they probably adjusted the spiciness to cate

Togi @ Temple Street is one of the early established Korean Restaurant owned and run by Korean owner. Located in the heritage shop houses along temple street, this restaurant has been serving authentic Korean food since 2008.When it come to Korean food, it is Little Devil's ('LD') area of expertise. To be honest, if you ask me what cuisine do I want to eat, Korean is the last thing that come to my mind. Not to say that I don't enjoy Korean food. I like Korean BBQ and their beef soup. Other tha

We ate at TOGI at the second level of their branch. The food is good, especially the side dishes. We devoured the side dishes, repeatedly asking for refills. the glass noodles were really nice, almost like those you can find in korea. The kimchi pancake was a little weird though although the taste is still acceptable. the tofu soup was nice, but a little diluted (if compared to those in korea) the sweet and sour pork was nice, but abit too big and we struggled to finish it!

There's this street hidden in between Chinatown which very similar to Tan Quee Lan Street @ Bugis. Over at this stretch of streets there are actually many nice eateries hiding there so go and explore it when you happen to be at the area. Anyway, was craving for some Korean cuisine and there happen to be two authentic Korean restaurant adjacent to each other, we decided to go to Togi Restaurant (as the other one has a small queue outside).As Togi is said to be authentic, we decided to order some

This place serves korean food and like any other korean restaurant, they have the normal main courses and ala carte bbq choices.This is a kind of korean steamboat style and it can be shared by 4 people! You can add ramen or rice to go with it. It is very unique and not many korean restaurant has this. This steamboat includes vegetables, mushroom, rice cake, sausages, eggs and many more. They have different kinds of steamboat to choose from. This is just one of them. So do try it out. It is a mus

The menu was simple. Traditional Korean dishes.Oh banchan.Loved the stewed potatoesblanched green vegetables with minced garlicikan bilispickled cucumberskimchiand beancurd strips.In that order. So how could you skip a bim bim bap? We had a pork option.The most delicious mix up of vegetables, meat and rice. <3Plus an order of a casserole for two on a rainy, cold and wet afternoon.And a squid that's ALIVE!Well it -was- alive.Spicy sour.Pure addiction.

This is my go-to place when I crave a good Korean meal at china town. I find their little restaurant cozy and serve up good food every time.The side dishes are free flow - they are fast and generous with top ups, so I must say service is great and makes us feel welcome. The dishes are well made in a home style, very tasty. I adore the spicy silken tofu soup. It's one of my comfort foods. my friend ordered the kimchi soupI didn’t go for the BBQ set, shall try it next time.Value wise, well I suppo

Went there with colleagues for dinner. We ordered Seafood Omelette, Spicy Rice Cake, BBQ Chicken and spicy Beef Soup. The seafood omelette was good. It came all fluffy and rather plumped up with squid pieces and it was served hot off the stove. The spicy rice cake was best korean rice cake and in big portion too. The sauce was just nice, spicy yet very flavorful. The BBQ chicken was less tempting. We had fun wrapping the chicken in lettuce before chomping them. The chicken had more fat than I wo

Having tried jang won before which is just across the street from togi, so this time round we decided to try togi. Didn't like the appetizers they served, so i didn't try them. Ordered their ginseng chicken soup. I didn't quite like it because the chicken meat was rather tough. But there were actually rice inside the chicken itself. The soup was alright, healthy! Tried their kimchi pancake too which i don't like too. But the spicy bbq pork was fine. One thing i don't like about my experience of

It's open by a korean. Hence, they serve traditional korean food. I love korean appetizers. Wide range of choice, all preserved, so they are sour and refreshing. Sides here are free to refill, so i can take as much as i like. Barbequed some beef slices and onion and GARLIC! The food serving is just nice for a pax as i do not like to take rice. I will wrap the meats with garlic in the cabbage. Highly recommended dishes. The restaurant is too small so you need to go there early.

Feeling to eat korean food , the only thought come to me is TOGI.It has been half a year more since my last visit. Still so crowded even on a weekday, show their business expanded to second floor now.This round only three of us, we ordered 4 dishes :-SEAFOOD NOODLE POT ~ AVERAGE, LOTS OF MINCED GARLIC TASTEBBQ PORK BELLY ~ WORTH A TRY TASTES BETTER WITH RICE CAKE GRAVYSTIR FRIED RICE CAKE ~ VERY GOODSTONE BEEF RICE ~ TASTE GOODThe seafood pot only have half a crab, 6 small prawns(not fresh)and a

free sidesI love korean appetizers. Wide range of choice, all preserved, so they are sour and refreshing. Sides here are free to refill, so i can take as much as i like.kimchi soupKimchi is my favourite, so i like this kimchi soup very much. not very spicy though.potato pancakesNever had potato pancake before so I ordered this. It was a bit similar to hash brown but mixed with flour.bbqBarbequed some beef slices and onion and GARLIC!kmichi pancakeKimchi pancakes, great !!! Full with kimchi flavo

This Korean spicy rice cake is from Togi at china town. Personally i like to eat rice cake and Korean style of rice cake is always my favorite. The rice cake is very chewy and quite addictive, the sauce is not very spicy but i love the combination. i can eat and eat this non stop. It is indeed very delicious and quite authentic as well.

It's open by a korean. Hence, they serve traditional korean food. I like to eat their side dishes and it's free flow. Moreover, there are many types of side dishes. I like korean bbq. Always ordered the spicy pork and squid.(cant remember the dish name) The food serving is just nice for a pax as i do not like to take rice. I will wrap the meats with garlic in the cabbage. Highly recommended dishes. The restaurant is too small so you need to go there early.