Hey everyone, this week i will be blogging about Korean food around the Singapore. 
Everyone love Korean BBQ, who wont like it right? So i will be blogging one of the best Korean BBQ restaurant in Singapore. 

Starting off with this week first trip at Superstar K Korean BBQ.

Korean food lovers probably would have heard of Superstar K located in Tanjong Pagar. Superstar K BBQ restaurant is one of the restaurants that will always have customers queuing outside to join in the heating up and sizzling.

Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 1130am - 230pm, 530pm – 200am

Closed on Monday

The marinated beef and their spicy BBQ pork and chicken is pretty good too. Sorry for no have a photo of those meat. 

Services are not bad and most of them are quite friendly.

They always serve us with a smile. That's pretty rare in a Korean restaurant in SG to me.

The prices are acceptable with the refillable side dishes and fresh meats!

There is NO GST with only 10% service charge. 

I would recommend Superstar K for small group of 3-4 friends which we feel is most comfortable to seat around the table.

The food as decent. It's slightly better than other korean bbq restaurant. 

2nd Stop, Bornga. 

BORNGA, Korea’s leading chain of authentic BBQ restaurants, opened their second outlet in May 2013 at VivoCity, following the successful launch of its first outlet in mid October 2012 at the Star Vista mall.

Address: 1 Harbourfront Walk, 

#02-123/124, Vivocity, 

Singapore 098585

Nearest Mrt Station: Harbourfront Station

Phone: 6376 8268

Opening Hours: Daily: 1130am - 10pm 

Seafood Pancake ($20++): The seafood was fresh and tasty. The pancake was soft and the portion was huge. 

Bibim Naeng Myun ($15): Buckwheat noodles in a cold broth. The cold broth was smooth, chill, and it was so refreshing.

Tofu Stew ($20++):  The stew was good, spicy, rich, smooth and fresh. An appetizing dish to start before bbq food. 

Food: 4/5

Ambience: 4.5/5

Service:1/5

The meat over at Bornga was really good! Especially their beef. The beef was doused in their special sauce. 

Generally Bornga was just one of the normal korean restaurant. The food was really good, but not their service. The service was real bad over here. Have a bad experience with the waiter. It worth a try for their BBQ meat. 

3rd Stop, ChoWon Garden. 

Chowon Garden was very famous among those office peoples around tanjong pagar. During lunch time, usually it was packed by those office people, as the chowon garden also offer lunch set meal. 

 Photo was sourced from google.

Address: 2 Peck Seah St, Singapore 079305

Nearest Mrt Station: Tanjong Pagar Station

Phone: 6225 1317

Opening Hours: Daily: 1130am - 230pm, 

530pm - 10pm

Seafood Pancake ($24++)// The pancake was crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. The seafood was fresh and quite generous in amount of the seafood in it. 

 Seafood Rice Cake ($28++): The seafood pancake look spicy but actually it was not that spicy. The rice cake was chewy and al-dente. However I felt it was kinda expensive at $28.

 Jap Chae ($20++): It was served with vermicelli noodles fried with slivers of pork, zucchini, spinach, onions and black fungus. It was really good. 

Beef and vegetable stew ($38++): The spicy broth was good, but it was not that spicy. Beef was fresh and the portion was meats was quite a lot.

Food: 3.5/5

Ambience: 3/5

Service: 4/5

The food over at Chowon Garden was just average, nothing special about it. And the price was quite expensive. I am sure i can find some cheaper and yummy restaurant cuisine somewhere else too. 

4th Stop, Manna Story. 

Manna Story is not only known for its authentic Korean cuisine but also for its fine in-house decorations. Filled with homely decorations with pots of artificial flowers and garden designs on the walls, one will definitely have the feeling of home while dining.

Address: 68 Orchard Rd, Plaza Singapura, 

Singapore 238839

Nearest Mrt Station: Dhoby Ghaut Station

Phone: 6238 1245

Opening Hours: Daily: 10pm - 9pm

 BBQ Beef ($11.80++): The beef was very normal. Nothing special about it.

 Bibim Bap ($12.80++): Lots of vegetables such as carrots, beansprouts, mushrooms, seaweeds and choice of meat such as beef, pork or chicken. Do not be deceived by the plain presentation, the rice is actually very tasty. When mixed, it give all a nice fragrant and very delicious combination.

 Kimchi Pancake ($7.80++): The kimchi pancake was overcooked. It was quite plain and tasteless.

Food: 2.5/5

Ambience: 2/5

Service: 4/5

If you guys just want have a quick meal or simple meal. Manna story it a good place to have simple and decent meal. The food was ok over here. 

5th Stop, Hansik. 

Hansik Korean Family Restaurant aims to provide a place for families to gather and partake of appetising home-cooked Korean meals that promotes good health and wellness through serving home-made food with no artificial ingredients and monosodium glutamate in preparation of each dish.

Address: #02-00, Heartland Mall kovan,
205 Hougang Street 21
Singapore 530205

Nearest Mrt Station: Kovan Station

Phone: 6228 2448

Opening Hours: Daily: 11am - 10pm

 Beef Stew ($28++): The broth was good. It was spicy, smooth and fragrant. The portion of ingredients was a lot. The ingredients was fresh.

Kimchi Rice Cake ($12++): The spicy rice cake was chewy and spicy. The spicy sauce was real good.

Food: 3.25/5

Ambience: 3/5

Service: 4/5

It was a good place to have a meal with family, friends or colleagues.  The food over at Hansik was good. It worth a visit. 

6th Stop, Seoul Yummy.

Seoul Yummy was found by Frank lau and his wife Laura Kim.

In 2008, this couple decided to bring their passions together for an exciting project. Frank entrepreneurial skills combined with Laura cultural background gave birth to the fresh and dynamic Korean restaurant that is SEOUL YUMMY.

Address: 6 Eu Tong Sen St, 

Singapore 059817

Nearest Mrt Station: Clake Quay Station

Phone: 6397 6937

Opening Hours: Daily: 1130pm - 10pm

http://www.seoulyummy.com/

Spicy Rice Cake ($6.90++): The rice cake was chewy and al-dente. The spicy sauce was really spicy and good. 

The signature Stew set ($49.90++): The set came with 2 roasted barley tea, assorted side dishes, 2 multi-grains rice, 1 choice of appetizer, and 1 dessert.   

The portion was really big, i don't think 2 person can finish it. It could be share with 4 people. The spiciness was shiok. The rate of spicyness was about 4/5. The broth was spicy and fragrant. The ingredients was very fresh. 

Food: 4/5

Ambience: 4/5

Service: 4/5

Seoul Yummy it's definitely an ideal spot to enjoy authentic korean food here. If you are a spicy eater, you are gonna fall in love with their food!

Last Stop, Seoul Garden Hotpot.

Seoul Garden HotPot offers an array of authentic Korean dishes like Bibim Baps, HotPot and Jjiage Sets. With more choices of delectable items that are not only easy on the pocket, they’re also a sure way to fill your hungry tummies! 

 Photo was sourced from Google.

Address: 1 Maritime Square #02-03/04
HarbourFront Centre 
Singapore 099253

Nearest Mrt Station: Harbourfront Station

Phone: 6275 6338

Opening Hours: Daily: 1130am - 10pm

 Braised Beef and Tendon Hotpot ($17.90++):  Beef tendon that piece of
gelatinous, transparent, soft yet chewy morsel that you
will love to bits. The broth was spicy but not really spicy enough. The beef was fresh and tender.

Seafoo Hotpot ($12.90++): A delightful seafood hotpot dish made of the freshest seafood, clams, prawns, and squid. The broth was spicy and fragrant. The seafood make the soup more fragrant.

Pan-fried mussels glass noodles ($7.90++): The glass noodles was my favourite because it tasted very delicious. The portion was quite small. But definitely worth the value for money as the ingredients inside was given generously.

Food: 3/5

Ambience: 2.5/5

Service: 2/5

It was not really fantastic but it was good. It a good place to come over for a decent korean meal. 

That's all for this week food hopping. 

Hope you guys enjoyed it. See ya!