Korean in Publika

1. www.higoatohdeer.com
2. 5 months ago

There is an unlimited BBQ buffet at RM 40 per person, which I think is pretty worth it, The meat is pretty good, and the side dishes are okay. This place is crowded on weekends night, but the..

1. zap-pa-lang.blogspot.com
2. 5 years ago

整体来说就只有烤肉这部份我可以接受，别的都强差人意，没有下次。

1. foodeverywhere.wordpress.com
2. 7 years ago

There might not be fancy slick furniture’s or sophisticated equipped tabletop grills like many other Korean BBQ joints, but this place is almost always full and packed with patrons. If you are looking for a good Korean charcoal barbecue fix, then look no further. This one here is considerably well round up with all the classics including delicious spicy pork, seafood, and marinated chicken alongside appetising banchans.

1. theoccasionalgourmand.blogspot.com
2. 4 years ago

Overall, a nice and comfortable place for a casual meal with family and friends.

1. www.hungrygowhere.my
2. 7 years ago

See 13 reviews and photos of Namoo Korean Dessert Cafe n Bistro on the park (Publika Shopping Gallery). Explore menu and discover the best food and drinks at Namoo Korean Dessert Cafe n Bistro on the park (Publika Shopping Gallery) on HungryGoWhere.

1. sumgyeojingem.com
2. 9 years ago

The food is delicious. There is plenty of food and drinks to choose from. The staffs are warm and friendly (Thank you for helping me charge my phone when the battery was really low). The atmosphere is lively and comfortable. I enjoyed listening to the music while enjoying my drink and reading a book. Although the price for the meal was a little bit expensive (around RM30 – 80), I wouldn’t mid going there again once in a while. I would go there just for desserts.

1. www.broughtup2share.com
2. 7 years ago

At Little Owl Cafe, these sophisticated spaces feature all manner of fun things for little ones to do — “Wood Cube” pits, playgrounds, kitchen sets, train sets and of course huge space for them to run around without worrying that they will hit the table & chairs around, grabbing utensils *gasp* They charge RM12 per child as admission fee even though the adults ordered food & drinks. They serve simple Korean Homemade comfort food & some street snacks.

1. goodyfoodies.blogspot.com
2. 7 years ago

We're trying to pack in as many Asian meals as possible before our holiday. One of the things I would crave for sure when I'm away is Korean food, particularly Korean BBQ. We returned to San Nae Deul in Publika, this time with both the kids for a yummy Korean feast. Overall an excellent meal and we left with happy tummies... by the way guys, if you visit the restaurant during lunch (12pm - 3pm) and order their a la carte BBQ, you can enjoy 30% off your bill. Applicable for both weekdays and weekends

1. goodyfoodies.blogspot.com
2. 7 years ago

Watching Korean dramas has got me craving for Korean BBQ, so last weekend, we went to Publika/ Solaris Dutamas to try out San Nae Deul. The restaurant serves Korean food, as well as Korean BBQ. They do set lunches for RM10 as well (sort of like bento boxes), so we return for that next time.