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2012-09-11
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After Korean soap operas and K-pop, what's next? The Korean cultural contagion could become a culinary one, thanks to Namoo On The Park, one of 2012's nicest new cafes. What folks will flock to Namoo for: Rice burgers, making a welcome comeback to KL. Angus prime beef ribs (RM42++, this is the priciest item here), 220 grams of meatiness stewed in a Korean sauce with sweet, salty and spicy notes. What makes this more memorable: the ginseng fritter on the side. Korean noodles in savory white kimc
After Korean soap operas and K-pop, what's next? The Korean cultural contagion could become a culinary one, thanks to Namoo On The Park, one of 2012's nicest new cafes.
What folks will flock to Namoo for: Rice burgers, making a welcome comeback to KL.
Angus prime beef ribs (RM42++, this is the priciest item here), 220 grams of meatiness stewed in a Korean sauce with sweet, salty and spicy notes. What makes this more memorable: the ginseng fritter on the side.
Korean noodles in savory white kimchi cold soup (RM16++), perfect for a hot afternoon. Simple but spiritually nourishing.
Even the beverages are fun: cinnamon punch with persimmon and yujacha citron tea.
Service shines here. The team works hard but keeps smiling through it all.
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