[CLOSED] Koko Rooloo

WHAT SORCERY IS THIS? Omg the chicken is fried so well, that it's uber crispy on the outside and super moist on the inside. And even after this dancing babies are all cooled, the crisp is still hallelujah crispy. This joint do not toss their sauce with their chicken, which is good for those who likes them up saucy. The secret family concoction and honey mustard has so much win that I can't stop eating even after I am so stuff. Oh, talk about their baked til-so-dry sweet potatoes! Those bad ass are so well cooked that it tasted like French fries literally, only healthy. Damn I can't stop gushing. With all the Koreans coming in for their Korean fix, you know this place is as authentic as it can get, right down to the simplistic setting (of messy arrangement, homely kitchen decor). Missing Korea suddenly.

Come here for an authentic taste of Korean food! We had the army stew ($29 w rice), and the soup was really good! No MSG, and the baked beans provided a full-bodies flavour. Portion is a little small for two to share but too big for one.

Highly suspect @weijie88 has korean blood, birthday also want to eat korean food. What's he lacking is just a bowl of seaweed soup.

I like their kimchichigae and have it sometimes after my gym class, but changed my craving today for bibimbap instead. Fresh vegetables and soft fluffy "pearl rice" with the gochujang is yum, though I wish the meat portion could be a bit more. Most of the regular dishes are $10, and specialties are $20 and above. But don't expect them to serve you several plates of "banchan" like other restaurants - just toppoki and nothing else.

It's just like a mini Korea - Korean shop owner and Korean customers!

Always one of my favourite place for some Korean food.