Koryo Restaurant

This is one of the reasons why my colleagues and I say there’s nothing to eat at Fusionopolis. I have been here twice. After the first time I said «never again» because the food arrived cold, wasn’t even tasty, and the service was poor.
I went a second time because I was invited for a lunch mtg (the other party paid). My initial impression was confirmed, and I really hope there will be no 3^rd time.
If you want to eat Korean food at Fusionopolis just go to the food court at the basement.

It was simply the worse Korean I have had, no idea how this is ranked so high. It is beyond me why even the kimchi is bad at this place…
Ordered the stew, doesn’t taste like anything close to what u have had before…

This place is a gem … I was introduced to this place by my Professor. We had a lunch date with the team and had a really full lunch.
They serve authentic korean food at very affordable price. Love the food here and have introduced many of my friends and colleagues and the reviews are very good.
I love the soup, kimchi egg and the beef is the best of all.
Feel free to pop over here for lunch or dinner and if you are craving for korean food this is definitely one of the best place to patronage.
I’m not sure about other places but this definitely a must go place for me.

After grabbing my Korean friend said satisfied, so I guess that’s the real measuring stick, but here’s my take anyway:
I went with the bim bim bap with chicken (choice of beef, chicken and pork). Cold bim bim bap is fairly hard to review, I mean, it can’t really blow you away and it can’t really disappoint, but it was as good as bim bim bap gets I suppose.
I wish it would have come with egg with a runny yolk, instead of the egg «strips» (I can’t really describe it), but overall it was alright.
The main difference between this Korean restaurant and the Korean stall at the food court downstairs (besides the price) is the side dishes with Korean restaurants are famous for serving to complement your meal. Today it was a spread of four dishes: eggplant, two variations of kimchi, and fried anchovies. They also provided a seawood soup.
For $ 10, it was a decent meal.

This place is decent, although the Korean stall at the hawker center downstairs is better I think.

The place’s always crowded when it rains at lunch time. It seems like many others are following me and my colleagues — to pop in for some hot and soothing Korean goodness when it’s crazy cold elsewhere.
We’ve certified it as one of the better restaurants in Fusionopolis. You won’t go wrong with their hotpots, or anything chicken potato. The ingredients are fresh and generous, and thoroughly mixed with veggies. The soups are great for the stomach and soul. If you want sides, try the rice cakes — chewy pieces of boing-​ness in sweet sauce.
The thin and metallic chopsticks might be a little bit tricky for inexperienced users. Hold yourself to a standard of grace and not perfection, and you’ll be fine.
Every meal comes with a set of — usually four — free appetizers, including kimchi and crunchy anchovies. It keeps you occupied with mindless chewing, and before you’ve even finished half of it, main dish is served.