Best Korean Restaurants in Tampines
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Muk-Bang Korean Restaurant in Singapore serves top-quality halal-certified Korean food in a stylish modern setting. The authentic home-style cuisine is both absolutely delicious and healthy and with an atmosphere that is always relaxed, it’s perfect for family treats, kicking back with friends or even intimate dinners for two with your special someone. Located on Chai Chee Road in Bedok, just a few minutes away from Bedok MRT station, Muk-Bang Korean Restaurant serves everything from noodles and stews to BBQ, small bites, set menus, decadent desserts and so much more, so no matter what you’re in the mood for you’re sure to find it at Muk-Bang Korean Restaurant.
Bigmama Korean Restaurant in Singapore is a welcoming Asian eatery with a loyal following of fans. Whether you are sampling Korean food for the first or fiftieth time, you are sure to be blown away by the standard of cooking on show at this Kim Tian Road venue. Creative in their approach, the chefs at Bigmama take great pride in preparing homestyle food and their signature dakgalbi or spicy stir-fried chicken is a real crowd-pleaser. Bigmama is a Korean Restaurant in Singapore serving authentic Korean food.
Captain K Seafood Tower in Singapore serves absolutely delicious Korean seafood towers and hotpots which both locals and tourists have fallen in love with. You can stack up to 9 layers of freshly steamed seafood to create a meal that is out of this world. Located on Middle Road in Bugis, Captain K Seafood Tower has captured the heart and stomachs of everyone who’s had the pleasure of dining there. You’ll love the charming decor and friendly service which makes this the perfect spot to celebrate with friends, treat the family or even have a romantic night out with your special someone. So join the fun and grab yourself a table at Captain K Seafood Tower today! Bookings are essential.
Situated on Maxwell Road in Tanjong Pagar, Eee Mo BBQ in Singapore is one of the best Korean restaurants in the city. Offering a wide selection of authentic dishes, you’ll be delighted with the flavoursome food and friendly service here. Located directly opposite Telok Ayer Park, this casual restaurant is perfect for catching up with friends and family over plates of mouth-watering Korean cuisine. We recommend that you keep a close eye out for the bibim guksu spicy noodles and fried dumplings; marinated pork short ribs and the sirloin kutsal. Though truth be told no matter what you order, it’s all delicious at Eee Mo BBQ. eee mo bbq.Popular among Singapore locals for good reason, be sure to book ahead to avoid disappointment.
$$$$Price: Moderate
• Korean • Dhoby Ghaut
Seorae Korean Charcoal BBQ at Plaza Singapura in Dhoby Ghaut is home to delicious Korean BBQ, making it the perfect place to enjoy tasty food together with friends and family. When you arrive at the restaurant on Orchard Road, you are greeted with a smile and shown to your table which has its own grilling station. Seorae offers a great selection of pork and beef cuts along with loads of tasty sides (from rice to seasoned vegetables) that you get to cook exactly the way you like! Seorae Korean Charcoal BBQ is an ideal spot to visit for an evening of entertainment in a relaxed and comfortable setting. Book a table with Quandoo now and don’t miss out on the fun!
Tofu stew is the order of the day at SBCD Korean Tofu House - Millenia Walk, alongside other Asian and Korean delicacies. Situated on Raffles Boulevard in Singapore, this is the ideal spot to pop in for a quick bite to eat as you re-energise with lunch after a long morning sightseeing or indulging in some retail therapy. Choose from dishes like Korean soft tofu stew with soon tofu or abalone soon tofu, bulgogi, L.A. Galbi and spicy grilled chicken. sbcd korean tofu house reservation.The hearty, savoury meals at this City Hall spot will keep you returning time and time again, so book in advance and go see for yourself!
$$$$Price: Moderate
• Korean • Anson
Besides offering breath-taking accommodation, there’s not much that the Amara Singapore hotel can’t cook up, seeing as it houses more than a handful of fine dining establishments onsite down Tanjong Pagar Road. Among the many restaurants guests and members of the public can choose from is Hyang-to-gol Korean Restaurant, confidently regarded as one of the best Korean restaurants in Singapore. With over a hundred authentic Korean dishes on offer, this is one Asian restaurant in Tanjong Pagar that rewards repeat reservations.
Deli’s Kitchen Singapore on Sunshine Plaza serves up gourmet Japanese food to the Bugis masses. The extensive food offering features all kinds of incredible dishes straight from Japan, with authentic ingredients used in each and every mouthful. What’s more, the menu at Deli’s Kitchen presents dishes you wouldn’t really get at your run-of-the-mill Japanese joint. Expect wagyu steak burgers with avocado on top, jimbocho beef with the obligatory runny egg, senri gyutan (ox tongue steak), kurobeko gyukatsu (beef cutlets breaded and flash fried) and everything else in between. Ideal for dinner with the family, friends or as a lovely date night with that special someone – advance booking is recommended to avoid disappointment, so don’t delay!
Looks can be deceiving. Jangsu Korean BBQ in Singapore is a little eatery without claims to providing diners with an extraordinary setting or ambience. Instead, their claim is on serving high-quality Korean BBQ to hungry crowds in Singapore’s Serangoon area. Something they do really well, with a flock of regulars to prove it. Surprise your unsuspecting friends with a visit to this inconspicuous Korean and you might add it to your best kept secret restaurant list.
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Please take note that lunch reservations should be made at least one day in advanced and dinner reservations has to be made before 5.30 p.m. on the same day. Savour the best of both worlds at Hwang Sil, a restaurant in Tanjong Pagar that offers both Korean and Chinese cuisines from the ground floor of Airview Building on Maxwell Road. Here, you can look forward to staples like jja jang myeon, available a la carte or as part of a set meal, together with perennial favourites sweet sour pork and deep fried dumplings. Thirsty? Hwang Sil’s collection of soju and Chinese wines offer the perfect roundup to your visit to this central Singapore hotspot. But before you make a toast to that, you’ll want to make a reservation to beat those pesky lines.