First of all, the price was right – RM95 for a very satisfying meal for 5 people (we are small eaters, though). We received a RM8.40 discount while lunching at Nakwon in Taman Danau Desa recently.
We don’t really know the reason – the waiter just showed us the bill with the discount and when asked for further clarification…well, he couldn’t really communicate effectively in English. Heh, we did not complain.
To our Muslim readers, Nakwon is non-halal. We had BBQ-ed pork.
The ambience was lovely and the group made a beeline for the low-table dining experience. Once we were comfortably seated on the floor, we placed our order.
Don't be shocked when you see the prices (for the meat) in the menu. They are stated as RMxx/pax but in actual fact, the price is for "per portion". Yes it means they will not charge each person in your group RMxx for the dish.
The restaurant is located on the first floor, right above the Sri Kota supermarket in Taman Danau Desa, so it has a lovely view that overlooks the main road and park.
Nakwon does not serve a free flow of green tea, but they do serve water. Top-ups are basically non-existent. Check out the yummy-licious food.
Boneless Chicken BBQ: Perfectly marinated and cooked over charcoal fire,
which gives the juicy meat a wonderful aroma. 닭고기 양념구이 costs RM28/portion.
which gives the juicy meat a wonderful aroma. 닭고기 양념구이 costs RM28/portion.
Bean paste & Seafood Soup Served with Rice: Mmm hmm, the
bean paste smells and tastes heavenly in this dish. 해물 된장찌개 costs RM15.
bean paste smells and tastes heavenly in this dish. 해물 된장찌개 costs RM15.
Marinated Pork Rib BBQ: It's the charcoal fire, I tell ya...it gives the meat a
wonderful aroma. Another good choice for meat eaters out there. I personally
enjoyed the chicken more...we wanted to try beef, but I
didn't like the price. 돼지갈비 costs RM26/ portion.
wonderful aroma. Another good choice for meat eaters out there. I personally
enjoyed the chicken more...we wanted to try beef, but I
didn't like the price. 돼지갈비 costs RM26/ portion.
Fried Glass Noodle: After so much protein we need some carbs,
right? We opted for the ever popular Japchae dish. 잡채 costs RM25.
right? We opted for the ever popular Japchae dish. 잡채 costs RM25.
Korean side dishes: Banchan galore! We counted, they served us
14 different types of banchan. Whoo hoo.
14 different types of banchan. Whoo hoo.
Steamed egg: A pleasant surprise when the dish came as part
of the banchan . Lots of sesame seeds sprinkled on top - lovely.
Cockles: Another restaurant that serves cockles as banchan.
Yay! It's minus the blood - I like. The other restaurant that
serves this is Han Sung in Mont Kiara.
of the banchan . Lots of sesame seeds sprinkled on top - lovely.
Cockles: Another restaurant that serves cockles as banchan.
Yay! It's minus the blood - I like. The other restaurant that
serves this is Han Sung in Mont Kiara.
Where?:
Nakwon
Taman Danau Desa, Kuala Lumpur
7-1-1, Jalan 3/109F,
Taman Danau Desa,
58100 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03 79987 3004
Non-halal (you've been warned)
Reviews of halal Korean restaurants:
Sam Sam (삼삼) - Korean Cuisine, Pavilion foodcourt
HanChon in Sri Hartamas
Koryo-won Suria KLCC
Other K-popped!'s culinary adventures
10 Comments:
How can you guys keep such lovely figures, eating like THAT??? OMG that looks so good!
//Seoul Survivor (*Thanks Orchid!)
I had Korean food in Japan once and they make you pay for each banchan you order! I was like, are you serious?!
So I marched out and ate Taco Bell.
No, no I didn't.
huhuhuhu...nice to see all the korean food that you eat..
but i can't eat it...
hope you can suggest any 'halal' korean food restaurant in the future^^,
the foods looks delicious..but i can't eat it..
hope in future,you guys feature halal Korean food restaurant..
xoxo
@Vic...why are you thanking me?
Most Korean restaurants are non-halal-lar. Only a selected few, like those at the food courts are halal. Face it, Koreans like their pork.
Since we are in Msia, a halal korean restaurant DO EXIST (que for creepy-slimy-alien-thingy-song). That's why so many of Muslim bloghoppers wish for a halal Korean restaurant featured here..someday..
thanks for the deli pics, liz. i'm now craving for Maxim coffee..got to buy 'em from mont kiara this week!
Believe it or not, readers, we have actually reviewed some Halal Korean Restaurants.
Please point and click to:
Sam Sam
http://k-popped.com/2007/12/korean-cuisine-at-pavilion-kl.html
HanChon
http://k-popped.com/2008/05/affordable-korean-food-at-hanchon.html
Koryo-won
http://k-popped.com/2008/06/dining-at-koryo-won-suria-klcc.html
I will also leave these links in the blog post above.
Orchid, I've been "Seoul Survivor" in forums for over a decade. Mostly KPOP ones. I also use both names in ("Simply Sarah" and "Abby Off Air", blogs, both from KBS)
the foods looked delicious!!
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