Korean

The Korean buffet here might well be the most affordable buffet we've seen in a while. At only $14.90++ for lunch on weekdays and $24.90++ for dinner, K.COOK makes a great place for dining in groups and eating till you drop without burning a hole in your pocket. With great value and a good selection, they're really bringing in the crowds - so be prepared to queue!

With 10-12 free (and refillable) side dishes, Kim's Family Food is known to satisfy many with it's authentic, hearty food, and generous portions at reasonable prices. Some go as far as dubbing it their favourite Korean restaurant ever! Go for the seafood pancake, and the dak-bulgogi marinated chicken hot plate.

Situated at the basement of Concorde Hotel, this Korean stall is very popular at lunch and dinner times. The spicy chicken soup set comes highly recommended at $6.50, along with their potato pancake at $3.50. If you're in town and craving some authentic Korean food, look no further than the distinct blue signboard with a line of people queuing for some good food.

Gets hands-on with your dinner; our top 3 selections are the signature Woo Samgyup, Dwaeji Galbi and Samgyupsal.

Ssik Sin is a no-frills, value for money place for Korean BBQ. There isn't a crazy variety of meats, but it has all the essentials - pork belly, marinated pork, marinated beef, marinated chicken, bacon and squid. Meats are fresh and deliciously marinated (except for the pork belly which is unseasoned and bacon...which needs no marinating :b). A comfortable spread of cooked food, fruits and greens is also provided. I love the kimchi pancake (especially when it's freshly fried!), sweet potato noodles, and honeyed sweet potatoes! Food is also replenished very promptly. The service isn't the chatty smiley sort, but servers are attentive and always take the initiative to replace the grilling plates for us :) And though I've sat in the restaurant stuffing myself for ~3hours, no one has chased me away. All's good! (~$16++ per person)