Yun Ga Traditional Korean Restaurant

Love this gem of a dish, the beef rib soup is so rich tasting and filled with lots of vermicelli and beef ribs! (Many places usually miss on the taste of this, so I'm glad to find Yun Ga which has nailed it). Plus, it comes with all the banchan and ice barley tea, which is amazing. Highly recommend the lunch deals here (~$18)

This was pretty good. Kimchi flavour was apparent with tiny seafood bits in the pancake. Couldn’t really taste much seafood other than bits of octopus but the flavour was there. Still, a bit pricey for what it was and was hoping that I could have had more seafood in this!

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Decent army stew with ramyeon noodles, luncheon meat, ham, sausages and beans. It was pretty flavourful, and I liked how the beans gave off a pretty earthy taste.

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Spicy tofu stew was disappointing. Diluted, bland, and overall lacklustre in flavour. The spiciness was not strong either, plus it came off a bit weirdly. Did appreciate the decent amount of small shrimps, clams, and tofu in the soup though! But I probably would not come here for my spicy tofu fix.

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Yun Ga has kbbq sets that are more price competitive compared to other kbbq places. We got the samgyeopsal set which came with a soup, steamed egg and kimchi fried rice. The serving portions were large enough but I guess quality truly comes at a price because Woori (which is across the road) is better though we pay more for it. It's still pretty decent if you want to eat more and spend less though!

Had cold noodle and pork belly with kimchi for dinner. The food is quite nice and authentic, especially the pork belly - which is season well and not too oily. $20 per each.