Namoo
Korean Dessert Cafe n Bistro
Solaris
Dutamas
1 Jalan
Dutamas 1
50480
Kuala Lumpur
+60364116698
(Coordinates:
E101° 39' 54.4" N3° 10' 16.7")
We found
this amusing Google-translated write-up on MMW: “Namoo means ‘tree’ in Korean,
it brings us warm, comfortable and natural feeling. In the pasts (sic), Korean
dessert only served to the KING (sic), but now Namoo is here to introduce you
what is the Korean dessert (sic)”
My
sister Virginia and her husband Vincent were in town for the Lunar New Year
holidays. We took them to Ming Tien last night for dinner, and
tonight they in turn took us to Publika in search of something Korean. After a brief walk-around Publika we eventually settled on Namoo, and sat ourselves down and began perusing the menu.
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our first time here |
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woah, profound! |
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love the scrabble tiles |
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hmm... what to eat? |
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the simple menu |
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still undecided |
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k-pop boy! |
Vincent ordered the Kimchi Spaghetti; Brendan
had the Rice with Kimchi Soup; I tried the Bulgogi Beef Pasta; Virginia had the
Rice with Bulgogi Beef while Cat had the Bibimbap. For side orders we had
Kimchi Pancake and Tteokbokki.
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the beverages |
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Vincent's kimchi spaghetti |
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Brendan's rice with kimchi soup |
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my bulgogi beef pasta |
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Yirginia's rice with bulgogi beef |
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tteokbokki |
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kimchi pancake |
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bountiful spread |
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Cat's bibimbap |
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jal meokkesseumnida! |
The
verdict? Truth be told we‘ve had better Korean dishes but the company tonight more
than made up for any shortcoming. Heck, it isn’t often that w get to dine with
my sister and her husband. The ambience was just right and we had a good time catching up with each other's lives. And the damage? Since Vincent picked up the tab we’d
rather not say, except that it was beyond the realms of the everyday food for
the everyday person.
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