Soleme Korean Cuisine - Food Junction (已結業)

Located in the foodcourt, there is this mini korean restaurant. The restaurant has one of the best seats in the food court. Next to the counter, there is a L-shaped bench by the wall, with a couple of pillows. Just great for the family. It is away from the crowd, but also near the counter. So easy to order food and also to keep the noisy little JJ from other people.(JEON GOL) Hot Pot ($17.90/ pork version)The dish has meat, vegetable and glass noodle in a special sauce Hot Pot. Besides pork vers

I ordered the Saba Fish set from this Korean Food stall at the Food Junction and I must say that I'm quite impressed. For just about $6, they gave a generous portion of fish, with rice, soup and 2 side dishes. Definitely value for money.They also gave a saucer of high quality soya sauce which enhances the taste of the Saba fish without being too salty.For the side dishes, I especially like the cold soft tofu with Korean miso paste. A great appetizer to start the meal with. Will definitely come b

The foodcourt at the shopping centre is filled a number of mini restaurants. One of the restaurants is this Korean restaurant.Currently there is promotion set for hot plate grilled meat (pork/chicken/beef) for $6.30. The pork is very tender and not quite spicy. Served with rice, seaweed soup and kimchi.Another of the promotion set is tofu soup which also costs $6.30. For an additional $1.50, you can add on a choice of meat (pork/chicken/beef). The chicken is very tender and the soup is simple bu

Tried the Saba set from the Korean Cuisine stall at Sembawang Shopping Centre's Kopitam and it was really nice! The Saba came piping hot and the skin and some of the corner parts were crispy and salty. I like it alot.Service was not bad as well. We order 2 sets and so we were entitled to 4 side dishes, and the staffs had the initiative to give us 4 different side dishes instead of 2 sets of 2 same side dishes.Will come back for the Saba. Love the Saba.

Ok yes, it does not look appetizing but the taste is there. When eaten, it does not taste a oily as how the appearance says it will. Furthermore, the soup is not very spicy to the extent that normal people can't stand. I could stand it and hope it could be more spicy. The ingredients inside are more than enough and soft enough to be consume even by elderly . Overall, it would be good without most of the oil XD.

I went to eat this Korea Cuisine located at Food Junction of Sembawang Shopping Centre. It was newly open when I first went there and there are different stores like "Dim Sum", "Japanese" and "Western". I was particularly attracted to the "Korea" Cuisine. I went over to see the menu and the "Beef Hot Plate" captured my attention. I know picture are for illustration but it really did look nice. So I sat down with my friend and ordered this. I was excited when they said if we wanted the beef to be

Doenjang Chigae is simply bean paste soup. Korean loves sauces and many a times, what caused the difference in their soup is the paste they made. Bean paste is salty on it own and very healthy as it is made from bean, The main taste of the soup comes from the paste itself. Doenjang Chigae served here is delicious but slightly too salty. There are tofu, prawns and clams inside. Try it!