[CLOSED] Guksu Restaurant

Ordered a mini Budae Jjigae set and a Guksu noodles set under the Weekend Lunch Menu, in which both sets come with a piece of Chicken - Fried, Soy or Yang Nyeom, and free flow drinks. Burnt an approx. $40 for 2 pax.
One full pot of ingredients including sausages, dumplings, few slices of rice cake and ham and so on ready to be devoured into hungry stomachs.

Food was quite disappointing. Had better army stew with more generous portion. Kimchi pancake was quite burnt.

Weekday Dinner Set (S$18.90++):
Jjambbong + 3 kimchi mandu (dumplings) + free-flow drink + free-flow side dishes

Spicy seafood soup comes with cabbage, clams, mussel, prawns and octopus. The soup tastes very pepperish, it also felt like there was a significant amount of MSG added to it.
(S$15.50++ - ala carte)

I like the kimchi mandu (dumplings). Filled with kimchi and minced pork, very appetizing. Eat it while it’s still steaming hot.
(S$5.50++ - ala carte)

Round up the gang and prepare to get your hands dirty at this Korean joint in Suntec City. Get their Deep Fried Chicken ($3.90 for one, $11 for three, $21 for 6) that comes in five different flavours — garlic, soya sauce, sweet & sour, spicy, and honey glaze. Expect super crisp batter that breaks apart to reveal tender and juicy meat. If you only have space for one, go for the spicy flavour that carries quite a punch whilst being the perfect combination of sweet and savoury!
Photo by Burppler Veronica Tan

They have a variety of lunch sets that comes with free flow drinks, side dishes, a main dish and a Korean fried chicken drumstick. @ $16.90++

Side dishes includes Korean pancakes, dumplings, bean sprouts, kimchi, etc

You can get to choose 4 different flavors for the chicken drumstick - classic, soy, spicy and wasabi.

Overall it’s very decent and very filling. I had to take away my drumstick because I was too full from the main dish and the side dishes.

The portion is sufficient as a meal. Nice taste as well.