Unfortunately this one's closed from the 30th of November, so good thing we went when we did!
Food is still amazing and they've added and are adding more things to their menu. They have a lovely Udon noodle now that everyone should try.
I'll be sure to make the journey here again when it reopens

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Another one of those Korean places that sell sushi. Don't let the name fool you.
Still, I enjoyed the stone pot bimbimbab here. They do a good rendition of it. The flavours are there and the fried egg on top is cooked well.
However, if you're here for the sushi, then you won't be disappointed either. But remember you need to order it in advance.

Careful of the service here. I'm guessing they had a bad night so they weren't very friendly in the day. Maybe next time, they'll have had a good night's sleep

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Travelling up Kensington Road the other day and spotted this one near the theatre.
OMG! It's a wonderland of good food at this one. They have sushi, which is now quite common in a Korean cafe.
Tried their take on the fried rice cake and it was divine. It's a must for a first try. And they have a whole range of other interesting things to eat and try.
Go there today!

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Tom Yum soup for $6.90??? That's a bit much isn't it???
It's just a small bowl and it doesn't taste like they make it from scratch. But instant powder soup these days are close enough to making it from scratch, that maybe I'm mistaken.
They do a nice pandan chicken, so they make up for it.
Otherwise, they do similar to other Asian restaurants where you pick a protein and they fry it up with noodles/rice/vegetables to make you something nice.

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It's a bit expensive, knowing that not too far away is Chinatown where you can get the same thing for a couple of dollars cheaper. But then again, parking for this one is a no brainer.
The food is a little sweet sometimes, so not a good thing if you're a diabetic.

Big shop and I'm guessing there's lots of people here for lunch because there's a lot of free space.

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When we went on a Sunday there was just one Asian lady serving in the whole place, she was busy off her feet.
We were early so there weren't so many people, thank god, so she had time to serve us without to much delay.
The food was okay, a bit oily, we decide to visit because the eggs benedict special with a twist sounded tempting. It wasn't that great. Don't think I would be going there again

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We brought a Groupon voucher so came here with my partner for a night out in town.
The food was quite nice, the staff was friendly. The furniture is very retro and something you don't see everywhere. I would go there again.

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I brought a Scoopon voucher and came here with my partner for dinner. The staff that served us was friendly and polite.
We had a bottle of wine to share and entrées and mains. My steak was cooked to perfection, I couldn't ask for anything more.
I have since brought further coupons to go again.

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I like this one, its a great fine dining establishment.
This is a great and fantastic place for a date, the atmosphere is professional yet luxurious.
The food is presented very well, its tasty in miniature. The staff are well dressed and manner and its definitely a place I will visit again if another special occasion arises.

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I came here for breakfast one day before work, they had $6 for a breakfast deal which I thought was great value.
It wasn't fancy but I got my fill, I got exactly what I paid for. The coffee was average but the staff there was friendly as they do see my frequent there on a weekly basis.
Over all I would go back there again for breakfast.

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