Best Korean Restaurants in KL

Namoo Korean Dessert Café & Bistro takes pride in their ability in combining authentic Korean food with Western cuisine. Taking traditional elements like bulgogi beef and putting them into Western elements like tacos, is simply mind-blowing. One of their most well-known sections, ‘Just Rice Burgers’, is a great hit amongst young people. Though there are only a few ‘Just Rice Burgers’ available, they compensate by giving such diverse flavour. Assorted cakes and Korean-style sticky cakes sure know how to offer a delightful climax. Kudos to them for bringing their own take into Korean cuisine!

Being one of the largest chain restaurants for Korean food in Malaysia, you can be ensured that Daorae Korean BBQ Restaurant has some form of quality and standard. The original founder of this chain restaurant is a Korean chef who had an aim to bring Korean culture into Malaysia. Over the years, this restaurant has gained recognition for its ability to maintain its ranking, while keeping true to its standards. Choices are plenty and for those who are on a budget, do check out their set meals. Also, the interior is spacious, beautiful and pleasantly lid to embrace that authentic Korean essence. 

San Nae Deul has been awhile for quite some time and they're pretty much everywhere. It's also one of the most standard Korean place to be, where they serve a wide range of Korean dishes as well as BBQ buffet. Apart from the constant promotion that you'll get from them, their BBQ option on its own are pretty solid as well. From spicy marinated pork belly to seafood pancake, as well as a series of imported Korean drinks and soju, there's just so much to try!

KyoChon is known as Korean’s KFC, except much healthier and fresher. Supported by a K-Pop group, Super Junior, KyoChon has definitely attracted fans of all ages; however, it’s not just the music that has caught public attention. KyoChon prides themselves for staying true to their original stand of using Soy Garlic glaze to cook their chicken, and this has set them apart in the food industry. Promising to only use 100% natural ingredients, you can be sure that KyoChon fried chicken is a healthy and wise option. For a more fulfilling meal, check out their range of fried rice. 

Back when Uncle Jang first came out, everyone was raving about it. After all, the term 'dakgalbi' has been quite a hit in Korean dramas, and has since incepted the minds of innocent Malaysian. Unlike most of the common Korean restaurant, Uncle Jang Dakgalbi or rather, the term 'dakgalbi' means stir-fry. Chicken thighs, vegetables, Korean rice cakes, rice and even instant noodles are some of the common ingredients found in dakgalbi, and those are what makes it really special. Patrons can bring over their friends and family, rejoice the sizzling meal while having a moment of togetherness. 

How about some Soju and Korean fried chicken just like what they did in the Korean Drama? Samgori Phocha is a place you should definitely visit! Delicious Korean delicacies for sure, their vintage Korean interior designs and trendy KPOP music are going to bring you back to the 80s! Samgori Phocha serves famous korean street foods that can be seen in Korean dramas such as super spicy chicken feet, fried chicken, fish cake soup, seafood pancake, smoked duck, pigs' knuckle and so on! For Soju lovers, ask for their current promotion for best price!

If you’re looking for a new place to hang out, then Aka Raka is the spot for you, especially for Korean food buffs. Headed by an experienced chef, Aka Raka ensures that no matter what, customers will get fresh and delicious food. The real deal here is the sheer spread of meats, seafood and vegetables that are meticulously marinated before hitting the grill. Another scoring point is the complementing sides as well as Korean beers. If you're coming in with a voracious appetite, their affordable lunch buffet is tailor-made for you.