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🥘 Korean
K-BBQ, fried chicken and army stew — Korean food is booming in KL.
Bibimbap Market, Taman Desa
Craving authentic Korean bibimbap in KL? Hit up this rice bowl spot in Taman Desa for customizable bowls loaded with fresh vegetables, protein, and that perfect sizzling stone bowl finish. No Instagram theatrics—just legit Korean comfort food that doesn't break the bank and hits different when you're hungry.
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Discover authentic Korean dishes meant for gathering and feasting together.
MEMI:R, The Exchange TRX
MEMI:R is a Korean buckwheat noodle restaurant at The Exchange TRX, Kuala Lumpur, where the grain is stone-milled and the noodles cut fresh in an open kitchen - bowls cost RM35 to RM48, and it opens daily from 11am to 10pm. The kitchen is the show. A stone mill at the front grinds the buckwheat, a noodle machine cuts the soba, and the chefs finish every bowl in full view - take one of the counter seats facing the noodle station to watch it happen. The noodles are 100% buckwheat, served cold, warm, in broth or with a dip, with a short list of Korean sharing plates alongside. The dining room pairs an old hanok feel with modern lines: warm timber, natural stone and soft light. You may also see the name written Memir, or in Korean as 메미르. What to Order at MEMI:R The menu's house special is the Wide-Cut Dipping Noodles (RM45) - broader ribbons of buckwheat with dipping sauces on the side. MEMI:R's own website singles out three more: the Perilla Oil Noodles (RM35), served cold and dry in fragrant perilla oil that brings out the grain's nutty taste; the Spicy Bibim Noodles (RM38), tossed in a spicy, tangy sauce; and the Lemon Chicken Noodles (RM46), with sous-vide chicken and fresh lemon. On a hot afternoon, the Signature Cold Noodles (RM36) come chilled in the house beef broth. MEMI:R Menu & Prices Cold noodles, dry Perilla Oil Noodles - RM35 Spicy Bibim Noodles - RM38 Warm noodles, dry Pollock Roe Cream Noodles - RM48 Cold noodles in broth Signature Cold Noodles, in beef broth - RM36 Lemon Chicken Noodles - RM46 Warm noodles in broth Classic Chicken Noodles - RM46 Spicy Chicken Noodles - RM46 MEMIR Special Wide-Cut Dipping Noodles - RM45 Sharing plates Kimchi Buckwheat Dumplings, filled with kimchi and chicken - RM26 Gochujang Toowoomba Chicken - RM28 Crispy Chicken Pancake - RM28 Drinks Buckwheat Sikhye - RM17 Buckwheat Tea, hot or cold - RM10 Green Tea, hot or cold - RM10 Coke, Coke Zero or Sprite - RM8 Add-ons Egg - RM4 Chicken - RM13 Upsize your noodles - RM8 Prices are from MEMI:R's own menu at the time of writing and are before a 10% service charge and 6% SST. The buckwheat sikhye is the sweet Korean rice drink, made here with roasted buckwheat. Looking for Korean cold noodles in KL, a light bowl of buckwheat soba near Bukit Bintang, or somewhere new to eat at TRX before hopping back on the MRT? MEMI:R is the buckwheat noodle specialist at Tun Razak Exchange, and one of the few places in Kuala Lumpur where you can watch your noodles being made from the grain up. MEMI:R Location Address: Unit L2.53.0, Level 2 The Exchange TRX, Persiaran TRX Tun Razak Exchange 55188 Kuala Lumpur The Exchange TRX connects directly to the Tun Razak Exchange MRT station. Opening Hours Daily: 11am - 10pm MEMI:R FAQ Where is MEMI:R in TRX? On Level 2 of The Exchange TRX, at unit L2.53.0, Persiaran TRX, Tun Razak Exchange, 55188 Kuala Lumpur. The mall connects directly to the Tun Razak Exchange MRT station. What does MEMI:R serve? Korean buckwheat noodles made fresh in its open kitchen - cold, warm, in broth or with dipping sauces - plus Korean sharing plates such as kimchi buckwheat dumplings and gochujang chicken. How much does a meal at MEMI:R cost? Noodle bowls cost RM35 to RM48 at the time of writing, and sharing plates RM26 to RM28, before a 10% service charge and 6% SST. What are MEMI:R's opening hours? MEMI:R opens daily from 11am to 10pm. What is MEMI:R's signature dish? The Wide-Cut Dipping Noodles, at RM45, are the house special - wider buckwheat noodles served with dipping sauces. The Signature Cold Noodles in beef broth cost RM36. Are MEMI:R's noodles gluten-free? The noodles are 100% buckwheat, according to the restaurant, which calls itself gluten-free friendly. It also warns that some sauces and ingredients may contain gluten, so ask before ordering if you need to avoid it completely. Can you watch the noodles being made at MEMI:R? Yes - the stone mill and the noodle machine are both in the open kitchen, and there are counter seats facing the noodle-making station. Does MEMI:R serve alcohol? No - its Google listing shows no beer, wine or cocktails, and its menu lists only buckwheat sikhye, teas and soft drinks.
Gosame, Taman Tunku
Gosame, the charcoal-grilled fish restaurant from Seoul's Sinchon and Hongdae, opened its first Malaysian outlet at The Stories, Taman Tunku, Kuala Lumpur on 12 October 2026. Gosame built its name in Seoul on fish cooked over charcoal and Korean homestyle dishes, and it is a familiar name to Malaysians who have travelled there. The KL restaurant keeps the Seoul kitchen's pork-free approach: the brand is recognised as pork-free under the Seoul Tourism Association's Salam Seoul programme, with no pork ingredients used. Halal certification has not been announced. What to Order at Gosame Charcoal-grilled mackerel - the dish Gosame is known for in Seoul Ojing-eo bokkeum - spicy stir-fried squid Prices for the KL menu have not been published; diners on Google put a meal at around RM40 to RM120 a person. Craving Korean food in KL beyond BBQ and fried chicken, grilled fish near Bukit Tunku, or a pork-free Korean lunch in Taman Tunku? Gosame is the new name to try. Gosame Location Address: The Stories, A1 Jalan Langgak Tunku, Taman Tunku 50480 Kuala Lumpur Opening Hours Daily: 11am - 11pm Gosame FAQ Where is Gosame in KL? At The Stories, A1, Jalan Langgak Tunku, Taman Tunku, 50480 Kuala Lumpur - its first outlet in Malaysia. When did Gosame open in Malaysia? Gosame opened its first Malaysian outlet on 12 October 2026, at The Stories in Taman Tunku. Is Gosame halal? Gosame is pork-free, recognised under Seoul's Salam Seoul programme with no pork ingredients, and the KL outlet follows the same approach. Halal certification has not been announced. What is Gosame famous for? Charcoal-grilled fish, mackerel above all, cooked over charcoal the way its Sinchon and Hongdae restaurants in Seoul are known for. What are Gosame's opening hours? 11am to 11pm, every day, according to its Google listing in October 2026. How much does Gosame cost? Around RM40 to RM120 a person, going by the price range diners report on Google. What is Gosame's Instagram? @gosame.my.