Twins

We used to really like coming here and it used to draw quite a crowd. The day we came recently, it was surprisingly quiet. The food isn’t bad but we both felt that it’s not the same as before and not quite as good. We suspect the cook changed. The chicken is still, of course, decent. The jjajang-myeon is not bad but didn’t taste homemade. The tteokbokki is still good. If you want kkanpunggi, this is not the place. It tastes totally different than it should. Not bad, but not the right dish. Overall, still not a bad place by any means but not our first choice. Also, the three stars is a bit generous. I’d bump it down to two and a half if I could. Why? Because they charge fifty cents a piece for the wet napkins that they put on the tables. It’s a fried chicken restaurant. They should be free.

Had a wonderful dinner here with great tasting Korean food. Ordered the yangnyum chicken, jjappong, bulgogi and Kim chi fried rice. They all tasted wonderful! The staff were so approachable and friendly who were quick to recommend bestsellers. Ambience was great, bustling with energy and overall a nice place to have a wonderful meal.

-1 star because the place was so humid with no air con and full of house flys on the day I visited, I might be just unlucky. I was sweating like mad. Army soup just nice for me and my bf, I would say just enough for 2 pax, but I do agree with some comments, taste wise is abit down. Service was good tho, friendly and nice. Would actually pay a visit to try out their fried chicken the next time.

The bowl of noodles was served lukewarm. Informed the waitress and was told they will reheat up in the kitchen. Messed up Service. The only saving grace was the chicken. One thing this restaurant remains consistent is their Toilets. I hope they take this 2 weeks lockdown to wash the toilets, fix the flush and toilet paper holder.