I really liked the restaurant, after using the Entertainment book voucher to go. We had some korean dishes meat and rice...i'm not really familiar with Korean dishes but it was nice to have something different to the normal chinese. The restaurant was quiet and had nice decor...very relaxing. we just drank water so it was pretty cheap all up. We didn't eat the sushi...we felt satisfied after our meal and quite healthy as the food was not greasy in the slightest.

Approximate cost: $14

This place had been recommended by a few people so we went to try. They are a Korean Japanese restaurant with an emphasis on Korean. Unfortunately we found the Korean food on offer average. The bim bim bap and bulgogi lacked flavor. The bim bim bap which is a rice based dish with ingredients placed ontop such as vegetables, meat and egg, we found not up to standard. The rice should have been crispy so when mixed with the ingredients and sauce it creates a smooth, crispy texture - instead it was a soggy slushy rice dish. The bulgogi which is barbecue style meat in a bowl also came out lukewarm instead of heat hot and sizzling. Gyoza (dumplings pan fried) was okay. The Japanese side - sushi and sashimi arrived but was not cold as it should be but just cool, verging on warm. This meant that the fish had lost its texture and flavor and we began to wonder about whether it had been left out of the fridge too long.

Pricing was in the end quite expensive - for three people the bill came to just on $90 with no drinks.

The restaurant should concentrate on one cuisine instead of trying to provide both Japanese and Korean.

Approximate cost: $20