Saturday 11 February 2012

Oiso traditional cuisine and cafe

Traditional Korean meals are noted for their number of side dishes {banchan} and usually being served with Korean BBQ. My love affair with korean BBQ began from Kung Jung restaurant and it's the best korean meal I had.
Oiso traditional cuisine and cafe is located at the sphere, bangsar south. To my surprise, there are quite a lot of decent restaurant in this building.
There are indoor and outdoor seating area in the restaurant. We opted for outdoor as we could have a great view outside while having our meal.

The best thing I like about oiso is they serve you banchan with any main dish. This was the first time I had the banchan without ordering the BBQ. Personally, I think banchan is good appetizer. The portion of the side dishes was kinda small but they didn't failed to replenish it.. thanks god!
To be honest I'm not a fan of kimchi, but I found their kimchi was not bad, addictively spicy and less pungent.
The grilled mackerel was a bit too dry. The grilled beef meat was more to my liking, it goes well with a bowl white rice. The set was came with soup as well. The pancake tastes not bad but we couldn't finish it as we were too stuffed to eat anymore. 




Korean meal must have- kimchi

Spinach salad {Sigeumchi namul}



I'm partial to the Potato salad

Grilled beef meats marinated in soy sauce (RM22.90)

Grilled mackerel fish (RM17.90)

Pancake {pa-jeon} (RM10.90)

Pomegranate & Aloe juice (RM6.90/glass)




Address:
Oiso Korean Traditional Cuisine & Cafe 
Unit G-3, Ground Floor, The Sphere, 
No. 1, Avenue 1 Bangsar South, No. 8, 
Jalan Kerinchi  Kuala Lumpur 59200

4 comments:

  1. I thought u hate Korean food

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    1. I don't like kimchi. Korean BBQ is my favorite

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  2. very small side dishes, 1 bite habis

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    1. True. They did refill for slightly bigger portion. Haha

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