Korean Table

While preparation time was longer than I expected, what was served was well made and dramatically larger in serving size than the menu suggested. Flavours for this Korean burger were well-seasoned, however it almost tasted traditional Australian (not a negative, just unexpected). Traditional in the sense that it was shamelessly indulgent. I would also suggest serving this burger with a Korean dipping sauce, not ketchup. This might the main criticism is that the burger was only faintly Korean in flavour. The waitress was great.

ORDERED: 🍗 Korean Fried Chicken boneless medium ($22.50) with Soy garlic 🥩 Wagyu Yukhoe: Raw cold beef reasoned with Korean various sauces ($15.80) 🍚 Seafood Crispy Rice Soup ($19.50) It would be $28.90 for my portion, between two. REVIEW: ✔️ My favourite was the Wagyu Yukhoe. The raw cold beef was cut into slivers and was flavoured really well. It's uniquely refreshing, but also a little scary to eat because it looks so... raw. The thrill definitely adds to the experience! 🏊 The egg yolk unfortunately slipped to the bottom of the bowl, so I would recommend making a little hole at the top to nicely slide the yolk in to before you start mixing it up. The salad was also really nice and kept things light. 🥗 ❌ The seafood crispy rice soup was my least favourite. Although it comes out with tempting crispy square rice at the start, when the soup is poured in, it DISSOLVES INTO CONGEE. You don't get the scorched flavour and definitely not the crispiness. Lowkey a scam with the name. 🥺 ➖ As others have mentioned, the service is self-serve. I'm talking about a free access cutlery, plates and water which was okay with me. ❌ However the thing that bothered me the most was the annoying incessant flickering fluorescent lights on top of the umbrella which was really rage baiting me. Please fix. 😡

Korean table, very good Korean restaurant. The restaurant offers a wide choice of starters, dishes (spicy or not), soup, Korean specialties. There’s something for everyone. But if you come here, take their biggest dish, a plate filled with Korean fried chicken, available in 2 sizes (medium or large) with the sauce of your choice . The dish is huge, and after that you won’t be hungry, believe me! It’s delicious. The atmosphere inside is quiet, but pleasant. The restaurant is nicely decorated. I highly recommend you eat here!