While this restaurant does serve Chinese food, it’s the Korean specials that you need to set your eyes on. Begin with the generously-portioned Beef Gimbap {Korean sushi, available in chicken too}. For mains, the fried rice that comes packed with egg, peas, and bits chicken pairs excellently with the condiments that are brought to the table. Including the Korean pancake, fermented beans, and the stewed potatoes. If you are here on a balmy day, do try the Beef Hotpot. For more, click here.