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Home / Food Review / MYEONG-GA KOREAN RESTAURANT @ KEPONG

MYEONG-GA KOREAN RESTAURANT @ KEPONG

June 15, 2014 by StrawberrY Gal

E-20140309-0261 Myeong- Ga; a new adventure for us around Kepong area this round. Being a big fans of the stir fried dishes along the area, we spotted the Korean cuisine shop there and decided to make our way to try them . Located around the AEON Big Shopping Mall, the restaurant comes well with the big tv showing the Korean bands to make the environment more Korean style. Upon entering, we are being greeted with a smile while entering the restaurant. E-20140309-0225 Myeong – Ga is fame for its BBQ but we did not make a try as we are quite full to dine that day. The Korean restaurant do serves a variety of dishes not only BBQ too. As usual, in the Korean restaurant, we are being served with the generous choices of small plates and they are as good as it is. With the huge choices of the petite delights like kimchi, anchovies and more, having the small snacks had already pampered us half full in our tummy. E-20140309-0240 Du Gugsu comes well to served my tummy. The piping hot soup which is filled with the kimchi taste is indeed warmth my tummy during the rainy days. The generous portion of soup which is hot and light spiciness combined with the springy noodles is a perfect blend. Served together with it is the pan fried dumplings which is juicy. E-20140309-0249 As for the Dagakbi Bimbimbap, the dish is being served in the stone pot where it will leave the rice warm till we finished it. The portion is being served together with the shredded pork as well as an onsen egg on top. Not much to shout about as it is pretty normal, but portion wise is pretty generous. Myung-Ga Korean Restaurant @ Kepong No. 20, Jalan Metro Perdana Timur 2, Taman Usahawan, Kepong Kuala Lumpur 52100 Another outlet in Klang, 88E IMS2 Jalan Batai Laut 4, Taman Intan, 41300 Klang, Selangor. Contact: +6019-391 7777

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