Good Korean food!

[Happy Mama]

tree nymph:

Hi Happy Mama,


Its the Ssikkek chain of korean BBQ restaurant. There is one at Novena Ville, one along Neil Road, one in Chinatown and I think one at Bras Basah. The food at the branches varies a little, but still very good value. Think i need another fix soon!

:thankyou: for the info, tree nymph. I'll google for more information on this restaurant chain.... Can't wait to try. :drool:

[annielovesboogeydog]

Anyone tried before?



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[zac's mum]

Anyone know where we can get good Soondubu Jjigae in Singapore? It’s a type of spicy tofu stew but does NOT contain any kimchi.


DH keeps craving this soup ever since he tried it overseas, but it is very rare in Singapore. He hates kimchi so he can’t stand kimchi soups.

Any pointers on which authentic Korean restaurants in SG serve this would be appreciated! Or even better, where to buy the stock so I can learn how to cook it for him! Thank u!

[Nebbermind]

zac's mum:

Anyone know where we can get good Soondubu Jjigae in Singapore? It’s a type of spicy tofu stew but does NOT contain any kimchi.


DH keeps craving this soup ever since he tried it overseas, but it is very rare in Singapore. He hates kimchi so he can’t stand kimchi soups.

Any pointers on which authentic Korean restaurants in SG serve this would be appreciated! Or even better, where to buy the stock so I can learn how to cook it for him! Thank u!

You can search youtube for the recipe...doesn't look like it needs any special stock.
Perhaps you can find the things you need in Shine Korea supermarket or one of those korean shops in Bt Timah Plaza or Beauty World

[hquek]

zac's mum:

Anyone know where we can get good Soondubu Jjigae in Singapore? It’s a type of spicy tofu stew but does NOT contain any kimchi.


DH keeps craving this soup ever since he tried it overseas, but it is very rare in Singapore. He hates kimchi so he can’t stand kimchi soups.

Any pointers on which authentic Korean restaurants in SG serve this would be appreciated! Or even better, where to buy the stock so I can learn how to cook it for him! Thank u!

My personal favourite is at Hyang Yeon (80 Amoy Street #01-01, 069899). They have a website you can place reservations.

Also, the one at Ming Jia (Bt Timah Plaza, 1 Anak Bukit, #B1-55, Singapore 588996) is really good and they can do a non spicy version (for the kids really...then it tastes like some fish based stock soup, but it's still good). I'm referring to the one next to Watsons (there is another one with the same name but different menu - I never made out what their connection is. Also very good at Ming Jia is the seafood Jjampong (spicy seafood noodle) and their pork cutlet (girnormous cutlet with a smidge of rice, some cabbage/corn/beans).

[starlight1968sg]

I like bibimpap and the ginseng chicken soup

[lynntan15]

zac's mum:

Anyone know where we can get good Soondubu Jjigae in Singapore? It’s a type of spicy tofu stew but does NOT contain any kimchi.


DH keeps craving this soup ever since he tried it overseas, but it is very rare in Singapore. He hates kimchi so he can’t stand kimchi soups.

Any pointers on which authentic Korean restaurants in SG serve this would be appreciated! Or even better, where to buy the stock so I can learn how to cook it for him! Thank u!

Not sure is this the one U are looking for?

http://danielfooddiary.com/2016/12/21/sbcdtofuhouse/

https://sbcd.com.sg/

[Vanz]

We recently ate at Nanta Korean BBQ, you should try their popular Cheese Deng-galbi ($59) set which comes with spicy pork spare ribs and melted mozzarella cheese on a sizzling hot plate…

[zac's mum]

lynntan15:

zac's mum:

Anyone know where we can get good Soondubu Jjigae in Singapore? It’s a type of spicy tofu stew but does NOT contain any kimchi.


DH keeps craving this soup ever since he tried it overseas, but it is very rare in Singapore. He hates kimchi so he can’t stand kimchi soups.

Any pointers on which authentic Korean restaurants in SG serve this would be appreciated! Or even better, where to buy the stock so I can learn how to cook it for him! Thank u!

Not sure is this the one U are looking for?

http://danielfooddiary.com/2016/12/21/sbcdtofuhouse/

https://sbcd.com.sg/

Thanks for this link!

We happened to be at Millenia Walk the other day, so we ate at SBCD Tofu House for our couple date. Their “Soontofu” dish came with lots of tofu. Much much more than the Soondubu Jjigae at other places. Maybe because tofu is their speciality. DH said the soup tastes different but still nice.

I liked the hearty and filling taste that the plenteous tofu gave to the stew. But somehow I feel it’s not the authentic version of the dish. Maybe a native Korean will be able to tell us?

[stu99]

(bibimbap)-- this is a really popular Korean dish. It is rice that is mixed with vegetables and sometimes tofu or meat. It’s a must when trying Korean food