Ming Jia Korean Food (Bukit Timah Plaza)

The yung yang actually translates as nutrition, not yin yang or yuan yang. This was a random order but it turned out very good. The beef was so-so but there's a lot of ingredients and the soup was nice. The problem though was the stew had lots of fibre or something, which made it difficult to drink.

Kimchi, omelette, anchovies, seaweed. Omelette is quite rare as banchan and it's delicious. The seaweed was akin to China's and it sucked.

Their legendary dish, which isn't even very Korean (I think?). The cutlet is not only huge, it dominates the other components. It's fried well and the meat's decent. It's topped with a tomato-like sauce. But please eat while hot, because it became quite off-putting for us.

This can feed 2 person!

the noodles had a good bite but i personally would have liked everything to be a bit colder. the korean pear and cucumber were really crunchy and refreshing, and it wasn’t too spicy! the portion sizes at this place are huge though so be prepared to share or takeaway!

Ordered the jamppong, leek pancake and pork katsu. Super delicious! The jamppong was flavourful and packed with assortment of seafood (prawns, mussels, clams, sotong). Highly recommend getting the leek pancake, it’s huge and not too oily. Service there was pretty good too, the front of house lady was polite and we didn’t wait too long for our food to arrive. Would definitely go back again to try other dishes!