p/s: This is just a stall in Midvalley and not a proper Korean restaurant. Heard my friend that when they just started, there was a Korean chef. A 5% service charge is applicable.
Kim Chi soup (RM14.90)
Sik Hye (RM3.60)
Monday, May 17, 2010
Ko Hyang
Recently I visited this place called Ko Hyang in Lower Ground, Midvalley. As the name indicates, they serve Korean food. I tried out the Kim Chi soup there. It is surprisingly very sour and not spicy. The rice drink (Sik Hye) on the other hand is too sweet. Perhaps I should try the Bibimbab instead.
p/s: This is just a stall in Midvalley and not a proper Korean restaurant. Heard my friend that when they just started, there was a Korean chef. A 5% service charge is applicable.
p/s: This is just a stall in Midvalley and not a proper Korean restaurant. Heard my friend that when they just started, there was a Korean chef. A 5% service charge is applicable.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Chiang Rai Thai Restaurant
YS recommended this Thai restaurant in Selayang several weeks ago. According to him, this shop is operated by Thai people. The food is not spicy because it is from the Northern region. The price is surprisingly cheap. We ordered green curry, tomyam soup (with crab inside) and pandan chicken. It only cost us around RM15 per pax.
Portuguese Grill
Today I would like to introduce the Portuguese Grill in Oasis Foodcourt, Midvalley. This place was introduced by Shum and the food is really nice. They have all sorts of combination for the grill and it’s just around RM7.90 each (including one rice). Not recommended for those who don’t like spicy food.
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