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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Outdark @ Sri Petaling

Outdark @ Sri Petaling

July 17, 2019 by StrawberrY Gal

Outdark is another nice place for some Korean food. And this time, we had visited one of their outlets in Sri PetaIing. Outdark had opened 3 outlets in Malaysia and their first outlet open back in 2017.

And their founder loves the multi-cultural country, where their passion and desire to bring Korean Culture to Malaysia and they would like to bring Malaysian a whole new experience in dining on the rich Korean Fusion Food.

 

Original Outdark Chicken(2-3 pax)

The Outdark Fried Chicken are Originated from Pusan and then all over Korea. And in here, they preserve the Uniqueness of the Original Taste with our Special Cooking Style. The Korean Style Boneless Chicken are fried with Premium Oil which serves with pickled radish and four different types of Korea Dipping Sauce manufactured by Outdark Korea Factory. And now you can have them serve with the choice of Original Fried (RM 45) Korea Favourite Sweet Soy Sauce (RM49) Sweet & Spicy Sauce (RM 49), Honey Garlic Sauce (RM 49) and Spicy Sauce (RM49). The chicken comes simply juicy and crispy. Perfectly paired with their signature sauce.

 

Kingdom Dakgabi (RM57)



The heavenly dish to try here. The Kingdom Dakgalbi coupled with the appetizing flavours with the special sauce, generous amounts of cheese, fried chicken, toppokis kimchi side and mini rice. If you are a big fan of cheese, you should try this! The creaminess of the cheese combined with the light spicy flavours from the kimchi as well as signature sauce makes it a perfect indulgence.

 

Dongrae Seafood Jijim (RM 28)

Enjoy this awesomely prepared jijim where they are made from the flour batter pan – fried with a layers of seafood and vegetables combination. The dish comes simply flavourful and with the chewy texture of the seafood.

 

Busan Real Ddeok-Boki (RM33)

No need travel all the way to Korea to enjoy this! The Korea Street Food is now available in Outdark and they are superbly delicious. The rice cake comes superbly good where they are chewy. The flavours are perfectly enhanced and every mouthful is so good that I am impressed with it.

 

Outdark Special Drink : Subak Soju (RM 45)

The Special Drink is perfectly created by the Outdark team. The Subak Soju is worth to try and they are meant for sharing of 2-4 pax. The drinks combined with fresh watermelon juice together with soda as well as the soju.

Address:
1, 5, Jalan Radin Bagus, Sri Petaling,
57000 Kuala Lumpur
Phone: 011-3343 2903

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