Hey guys! It's Friday again! Yay!

To Sungkai Buffet lovers, here is another post on Sungkai Buffet 2012! Second stop for this year, Kimchi Restaurant it is!


I went for the Eat All You Can Ramadhan Buffet with my sister, niece and a friend last night after making a call for reservation a day before. Upon arrival, we were ushered to our table by their friendly and polite staffs.


The way they handle their buffet is slightly different from other restaurants cause you get to choose what you want to eat from the buffet menu instead of getting your food from buffet tables. If it's cooked food, just eat right away when served. If the meat or vegetables that you're ordering is raw, grill to your heart's content! Oh yeah~


Here's the menu.

The banchan (반찬), Korean Side Dishes.

Salted eggs, kimchi, potatoes and bean sprouts.

Cucumbers, white radish, anchovies (ikan bilis) and spinach (not quite sure about this).

Lettuce, gochujang (고추장, Korean hot bean paste) freshly cut onions and garlic to go with your BBQ meat.

We had beef bulgogi, lamb bulgogi, chicken teriyaki and beef teriyaki.

Prawns, scallops, mussels and squids.

And it's grilling time!

We also had enoki mushrooms. YUMS!

Tip: dip the mushrooms in the squids' sauce before grilling ;)

Seafood pancake.

Personal verdict: It's crispy and warm but I still prefer the one from Koryo.

Kimchi stew (Kimchi Chigae, 김치찌개) with beef.

Personal verdict: Not bad but a tad too sweet for my liking.

We enjoyed ourselves over so much yummy meat and jokes. It was fun taking turns to grill the food and ordering our favourites (beef bulgogi, lamb bulgogi & chicken teriyaki) over and over again until none of us could eat anymore.

An hour passed without us realising and we finally stopped ordering and grilling the meat. We then ordered the desserts from the menu.

Nothing beats a serving of Pat-bing-su (팥빙수), Korean shaved ice dessert after a hearty bbq meal.

Having that just made me miss Korea even more! :(

Other desserts provided: Vanilla ice cream, chocolate ice cream and fresh fruits.

Tip: Add the vanilla ice cream to the patbingsu! Trust me, it's even nicer. Eating a Korean dessert the Korean way is always the best!

Soybean puddings.

Mmmm... smooth, soft and cold. Nice~

So, if you love Korean food, don't want to spend too much but want to eat a lot, this is the place for you.

Contact number is 222 2233. Their Ramadhan Buffet is Bnd 23.90 per adult and Bnd 13.90 for children under 12 years old. They open from 11.00 am ~ 2.30pm for the lunch session and 6.00 pm ~ 10.30 pm for the dinner session.

Yay! I've visited 2 out of 3 of my most favourite Sungkai Buffets. Scroll down to the previous post for Cheezbox's post! Next destination, I-Lotus! I hope!! :D

Until the next post, have a great weekend!

PS: The reviews and tips are all personal views~