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Without a doubt Korea Gomonae has been our firm favourite in terms of Korean cuisine for an awfully long time now. Despite its diminutive and cramped premises and with no facilities for barbecuing, we still come back time and again for its simple dishes.
Run by a Korean Ahjumma (married, or middle-aged woman) we have always been certain that the dishes served were authentic. With less than 10 tables and limited seating we made sure to come early to avoid disappointment. As always, we ordered the:
- a bowl of Jjajangmyeon (noodles with black bean sauce) for RM20
- a serving of Dak Bulgogi (marinated thin slices of chicken) for RM22.00
- a cup of hot coffee for RM5.00
- a can of Coca Cola for RM4.00
What was the damage? We were incredibly happy that the entire meal was devoid of service charge, but a little uneasy since it came up to RM51.00 (approximately USD12/EUR11) which in our minds was a little steep. Being a novelty cuisine however, we didn’t mind paying a little more.
Our verdict? The Jjajangmyeon here has always been my firm favourite, while Cat loves all manner of Bulgogi here. Needless to say, we will be coming back for more!
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Korea Gomonae @ Ampang Point - https://goo.gl/maps/R1SuiN8tVYHEDqau7
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