Best Korean Restaurants in PJ

Oh yes, Kyochon - the absolute best Korean fried chicken currently in Malaysia. So far, there has not been another restaurant or franchise that is as good as KyoChon. Fresh spring chicken are brought in daily to ensure maximum flavour. The batter is made to be crispy and chewy - a lovely combination that one can hardly expect from fried chicken. The sauce that use, the honey, oh God that is absolutely delicious. It's sweet, savoury and addictive. For those looking for a challenge, go for the spicy and we guarantee that you will cry tears - both of pain and joy. 

Gangnam 88 was once a really popular place due to their immense marketing. it is promoted as a hip and fun place to be, while being really warm and cozy. The restaurant is available at 2 location - 1 at Publika and the other at Sunway Giza. The menu consists of a variety of Korean delights, which includes both BBQ and ala carte items. However, what makes them truly unique is the variety and combination of their menu - a balance of classic and modern Korean dishes. Interested to know more? Just pay them a visit! 

A simple and casual diner, usually a kiosk but in 1 Utama, it is a whole shop. Which is nice as it does prove a bit more space to it compared to their kiosk counterpart. The menu is the same, with dishes ranging from Korean classic such as Ramyun to Bibimbap and Kimchi Jjigae to Toppoki. There is also a variety of snacks on the side, which is a nice compliment to the dish. Do not expect too much though, as it is a very basic Korean restaurant. Having said that, you can always expect to get free refills on your banchan. 

Craving for some Korean snacks? Do not know where to find them? Well, just head on down to 1 Utama's Myeong Dong Toppoki, a kiosk-style concept that offers Korea's most popular street food.  From the infamous toppoki (a form of Korean rice cake) to Kimali Twikim (deep fried glass noodle stuffed-like-a-sausage-kinda-thing), and kimbap (Korean sushi) to a stewed beancurd. However, they also offer full course meals, where you can find things like kimchi jjigae, bibimbap and many more! 

Located in 1 Utama's Isetan, Won Korean Dining is another casual Korean dining restaurant that offers really affordable BBQ Buffet. Starting at only RM28+ for all-you-can-eat, it sure is well worth the money. You can get anything from meats such as pork, beef, lamb and chicken to seafood items and vegetables as well. On top of that, a good amount of cooked dishes are also made available. What's even better is the size of those meat, huge and undeniably juicy when grilled correctly. So just remember to come with an empty stomach. 

If you are in the mood for something special, like something really special, from Korea, then you have got to visit Ticket to Korea. This contemporary Korean cafe located in Setia Walk Puchong is definitely the best there is in the city. Two friendly owners (fiance) runs this place and their service is excellent. Anyone who visits normally comes out with a smile on their face. As for their menu, you can expect everything to be cooked to perfection. The right amount of flavour, a series of interesting mixes as well as a fairly affordable price range. So if you are in the mood for some awesome contemporary Korean food, do pay them a visit.

Mido Korean BBQ Restaurant is certainly a beautiful restaurant. Everything from the entrance to the interior decor, as well as the attention to detail, everything looks and feel really authentic. Even for their grill, the use of charcoal has always been better than regular induction or gas, which can make quite the difference in the flavours of the meat. Also, you can choose from a wide variety of marinates that goes with the meat, but do bare in mind that they are not cheap. The standard picks of side dishes are also available, nothing too over the top. In short, you should totally visit if you are a big fan of quality BBQ meat. 

Dakgalbi was first introduced several years back by Uncle Jang. You can pretty much expect a queue everything you visit but of course, the trend has died down over the years. Now, it is up to the new players to fight it out with who has the best tasting menu and price. Asa Dakgalbi is one of these new players, and their options are fairly wide.  Of course, there is the standard chicken dakgalbi with plenty of vegetables and unlimited refills of banchan on the side. Aside from that, there are also side dishes such as Korean pancake and fried chicken.

The chicken octopus set with kimchi soup base add on ramen. They have a few soup base available. The kimchi soup is very good, coupled with the fresh ramen. The chicken pieces and octopus was marinated just right and