Koryo-Won Korean Smoke BBQ Restaurant
Filed Under (Food in Bukit Bintang, Food in Kuala Lumpur, Food in Malaysia, Halal, Korean Cuisine) by kuanfoodfetish on 06-05-2009
Tagged Under : barbeque, bbq, beef, bukit bintang, bulgogi, cake, Cuisine, ddukboggi, hotpot, jumuluck, kimchi, korean, koryo, koryo-won, marinate, noodle, restaurant, rice, sirloin, smoke, starhill
Hello there! Finally i’m back after almost 2 months of deserting this food blog
. And this time i’m back with more food news locally and a few from Thailand.
But before that i’m going to blog about the yummy Korean dinner i had for my birthday. Ok, my birthday was a month ago and this post is a little outdated but what the hell 
. But i must warn that i already forgot some details about the whole affair but i will try my best.
Koryo-Won, Starhill
On my birthday, Mr. Bf brought me to Koryo-Won Restaurant in Starhill for Korean cuisine. Actually the day before i already had Korean with a bunch of friends at Daorae but i am crazy about Korean food anyways. So there we were at Koryo-Won. I must admit i really love the restaurant’s majestic wooden interior – great ambience and lighting for a nice quiet dinner with love ones.
Jumuluck set with side dishes
The restaurant offers quite a long list of dishes for selection. After a quick survey, we decided on the ‘Jumuluck’ (smoked charbroiled rib-eye and sirloin lightly marinated with Koryo-Won’s special BBQ recipe), the ‘Bulgogi Jung Sik’ (hotpot with thinly sliced beef with kimchi, modum namul, boiled rice, soup and fruit) and ‘Ddukboggi’ (Korean traditional rice cake with noodle).
I heart kimchi!
As you know Korean cuisine is famous for it’s smoke BBQ and Koryo-Won is known to offer the finest smoke barbeque cuisine in Klang Valley. Naturally we must try the BBQ!
So many side dishes…
I quite like the BBQ beef and chicken at Daorae but the ‘Jumuluck’ at Koryo-Won is even better. The marinated sirloin was very tender and sweet with a tad of spiciness to it. Simply superb!
Another plus is that the ventilation and the dedicated vacuum at this place is great compared to Daorae. No lingering smoke smell on the hair .
Smoked BBQ
Definitely Mr. Bf’s favorite dish of the night.
Wrap it in lettuce and yummy!
On the other hand, my all time favorite at any Korean restaurant is the ‘Bulgogi Jung Sik’. The broth was extremely thick and sweet. They were generous on the beef too. Very tasty indeed.
Sweet Bulgogi Jung Sik
Since it was my birthday and i don’t have a birthday cake that night, i guess the rice cake will do right? Haha. Afterall, i loved Korean rice cake .
Ddukboggi – rice cake
Bulgogi Jung Sik – RM28.00
Ddukboggi – RM30.00
Jumuluck (Beef BBQ) – RM65.00
Green tea (2x) – RM20.00
Total: RM157.00 (RM143.00 + RM14.30 service)
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Koryo-Won (Korean Smoke BBQ)
LG6, Feast Village,
Starhill Gallery,
Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: +603-21432189/21452189
Fax: +603-21457189
hi, i have with me Professors and students from Sun Moon University Korea for a one month course in UKM starting yesterday. The Professors wish to treat us dinner in a Korean restaurant. Problem is, I dont know if any is halal. I read with great interest on Koryo Won in Starhill. Will this one be ok? Tq
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