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When dinner time comes it was difficult to get a table at eateries or restaurants without first joining the long queue. It was lucky that we spotted an unoccupied table at Ko Hyang, a Korean food kiosk at the Gardens Ground Floor.

Ko Hyang Kiosk taken from http://j2kfm.blogspot.com

The aroma of kimchi and bulgogi was so tantalizing too .

I couldn’t wait to place order.

Kimchi Jikye

The menu is rather limited but it is expected since it’s only a small kiosk. There are noodles, Korean soup/stew, beef, bimbibap, Korean pancakes and rice cakes. The soup and other assorted dishes are served with brown rice and side dishes.

Side dish

The portion isn’t as big as what most Korean restaurants would serve. This suits me fine because i have a hard time finishing up Korean food anyways – the portion is so big!

Brown rice

Ko Hyang’s food is decent and i especially liked the Kimchi pancake. The soups are quite good too, the kimchi jikye was very sour! Yummy!

Sundu Bujikye

Sundu Bujikye is good too. It looks similar to the kimchi kijye, we were concerned that they gave us the wrong order. The staff pointed out to us politely that the sundu bujikye is rather spicy and has seafood (prawn and clams) and more taufu while the kimchi jikye is with kimchi of course so it’s really sour.

I was disappointed with Bulgogi Bokem not because it tasted bad (it was rather good and the beef was very tender) but because it doesn’t look anything like the picture in the menu. Haha. Plus i think they ran out of glass noodle. If i’m not mistaken this dish is supposed to have glass noodles, my fav.

Bulgogi Bokem

The service here is excellent. The staff very friendly and extremely polite plus they speak fluent English.

If you are lucky you will get served by the young and pretty Korean lady boss herself .

Kimchi Jikye – RM14.90
Sundu Bu Jikye – RM14.90
Bulgogi Bokem – RM16.90
Kimchi Pancake – RM9.50
Green Tea x 2 – RM6.00
Ice Lemon Tea – RM3.30

Total: RM68.78 (RM65.50 – RM3.28 service)

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Ko Hyang (Korean Country Delights)
LG-K05, The Gardens,
Mid Valley City,
59200 Kuala Lumpur

Pan meet

For only RM25.80 we got 6 bowls of pan mee (small) with eggs, and 2 small dish of snacks – wild boar meat and marinated pork.

Marinated pork

The condition of the stalls is not very hygenic but the curry with wild boar meat is delicious and fragrant while the pan mee is great. There’s nothing special with the soup actually except that the noodle’s texture which was very smooth and springy.

Curry with wild boar meat

Not sure if the hawker operates in the day because we went there at night. Nevertheless if you’re in the area you could give it a try.

Yeah, i know i’m a little outdated for i don’t go to Bukit Bintang area too often and the only Krispy Kreme outlet is at Berjaya Times Square. However, friends and family had already tried the doughnuts and surprise, surprise, they didn’t like it at all. I recall a lot of people was raving about how delicious the doughnuts were before it came to Malaysia.

Cappuccino Kreme and Hershey’s Dark Chocolate

Oh well, last weekend we were at Jalan Imbi for some business so we decided to try Krispy Kreme for ourselves. We sat down with the Cappuccino Kreme and Hershey’s Dark Chocolate on the tray and took a bite.

Both of us didn’t like it. After the first bite we were reluctant to finish the doughnuts. The dough was rough and a little dry while the frosting on top was so darn sweet it almost caused me toothache . The cappuccino cream inside was too sweet too. As for the pieces of dark chocolate on top of Hershey’s Dark Chocolate flavor didn’t exactly go well with the doughnut. It was again too sweet and weird. Fortunately we had enough sense not to buy a whole dozen.

Has Krispy Kreme gone wrong or is it just the Malaysian franchise? I bet it’s the later.