Food News

Guiga Korean BBQ Restaurant Has Raw Marinated Crab, Opens Till 12AM

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 where to dine at. Here comes the newly renovated Guiga Korean BBQ Restaurant, perfect for those looking for something different from the usual Korean fare. Plus, it’s a mere four-minute walk away from Tanjong Pagar MRT Station!


Image credit: @guiga_sg

The menu here sees an extensive range of Korean stews, noodles, and barbecued pork and beef. Among the many items, their Yukhoe Bibim Naengmyeon ($23++) caught our attention as this dish is a rare find in Singapore. It features cold buckwheat noodles mixed with spicy sauce, and topped with a generous amount of beef tartare, AKA yukhoe. Not forgetting half a hard-boiled egg on the side—this is a must-have in naengmyeon.


Image credit: @guiga_sg

There’s also the Yukhoe Bibimbap ($25++), which boasts a colourful combination of carrots, zucchini, soybean sprout, spinach, mushrooms, radish slices, and beef tartare. And of course, a fried egg as the finishing touch to bibimbap.


Image credit: @gnits

Even better, you can find raw marinated crab here—something that isn’t available in many Korean restaurants as it requires a lot of time and skills to perfect. You can choose between their Ganjang Gejang Set ($23++) and Yangnyeom Gejang Set ($23++); the former features raw crab marinated in soy sauce, while the latter is marinated in a spicy sauce. Each set comes with either a kimchi stew or soybean paste stew!


Image credit: @vanvanscully

If you’re an adventurous foodie who wants to venture beyond grilled pork belly, we recommend their Makchang ($32++), AKA the large intestine of the pork. There’s also Yangnyeom Makchang ($35++), which features the same cut that’s marinated in a spicy sauce instead. You’ll love this if you enjoy pork offal!

If you want to try something new, read our Kelim Dakdoritang review for spicy braised chicken, hotteok, chicken gizzard and more. Also, check out our SODENG Korean Restaurant review for a unique K-BBQ duck experience in Telok Ayer.

Address: 134 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088538
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 3pm, 5pm to 12am, Sat 11:30am to 12am, Sun 11:30am to 11pm
Website
Guiga Korean BBQ Restaurant is not a halal-certified eatery. 

Feature image adapted from @gnits and @bencaneat.

Yoo Kyung

Take eat easy.

Share
Published by
Yoo Kyung

Recent Posts

Jewel Changi Food Guide: 40 Food Places For Truffle Gyudon, Taiwanese Fried Ice Cream and More

From cafes to watering holes and restaurants, here is our Jewel Changi Airport food guide…

4 hours ago

Get Fresh Muffins From $1.40 And Legit Matcha Latte At This New Bakery In Chinatown

Pretty Good Muffins is a new bakery in Chinatown at Hong Lim Complex, selling muffins…

6 hours ago

20 Cheap Japanese Food Joints Under $15++ For Mentaiko Don, Chirashi And More

If you’re on a budget, here's a guide to cheap Japanese food in Singapore serving…

6 hours ago

NomStop Review: Nashville Hot Chicken, American BBQ Ribs And More Under $15

Nomstop, a stall within SIT’s Punggol campus, offers affordable American classics such as Nashville hot…

6 hours ago

11 Best CNY Goodies To Buy In 2025, Including Coffee Butter Cookies, Cranberry Pineapple Balls And More

Here are the best Chinese New Year goodies to buy for 2025, so you can…

1 day ago

Coffee 2050: Futuristic Kyoto Cafe Opens In Singapore With Matcha On Tap And More

Coffee 2050, a popular cafe from Kyoto, has opened in Singapore! Get matcha and coffee…

1 day ago