Wooga Jjajang has legit jjajangmyeon at Old Airport Road Food Centre Old Airport Road Food Centre is a treasure trove of many well-known hawker stalls in Singapore━think the long-established Nam Sing Hokkien Mee and…
Guiga Korean BBQ Restaurant has marinated crab in Tanjong Pagar There’s a plethora of Korean restaurants in Singapore, and with so many options to choose from, it can be quite a challenge to decide…
Market Blue to have pop-up with famous Korean bakeries in Orchard It was not too long ago that Market Blue made waves on the Internet when they first opened with a ramyeon library and…
OMMA Korean Charcoal BBQ in Telok Ayer has affordable lunch deals Image credit: @ommakoreancharcoalbbq There are two things many of us can appreciate: food deals and Korean food. Good news, as OMMA Korean Charcoal…
The Songpyeon House has traditional Korean rice cakes Image credit: @thesongpyeonhouse Songpyeon, which refers to traditional Korean rice cakes, is typically eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival in Korea. You can also find this delicacy…
Pot Addiction has all-you-can-eat Korean fried chicken Image credit: @potaddictionsg Many of us are huge fans of Korean food, but it’s not something we have on a whim as it can be pricey. Here…
Kelim Dakdoritang in Serangoon Gardens has Korean braised chicken Ask any Singaporean to name some Korean foods they know, and the bulk of their responses will most likely include K-BBQ, tteokbokki, or jjajangmyeon. Dakdoritang,…
O.BBa Jjajang Express opens at One Punggol Hawker Centre Image credit: @wakeycow O.BBa Jjajang would probably ring a bell if you’re a fan of Korean food. With several outlets across Singapore, they have ventured…
Snap Cafe in Tanjong Pagar has Korean-inspired pastries Whenever I’m away from Korea, there are many things I miss—one of which is my home country’s cafe scene. And the best way to go about…
SSADA GIMBAB is a new Korean restaurant in Bukit Timah Shopping Centre Image credit: @ssadagimbabsg Fans of Korean food are no strangers to gimbap, those rice rolls made of gim and bap—seaweed and rice.…
