Hi Seoul @ Likas Square

Here’s another Korean Restaurant food post!

Location of the restaurant: Likas Square.. you can straightaway see it when you come into the Likas Square parking lot. It’s located at where the A&W used to be.

This newly opened Korean restaurant (only 3 months old) is called Hi Seoul, a  Korean Fusion Food Restaurant.


This is how the restaurant looks outside


The entrance


After ordering, you will be given 2 (depending on how many pax at your table) ‘mini marshmallows’. It’s not for you to eat, though! The waitress would then return with a kettle and pour a little bit of hot water on the ‘marshmallows’ and it will expand into 2 cloth wipes!


Free appetizers given.. the Kim-Chi (delicious, I might add!)


And the horseradish


This is what I ordered for myself: Ginseng Chicken Soup with Glutinous Rice or Sam-Gye-Tang (price: RM20)

I was surprised that I was given a big half chicken in my soup! But I was told by the manager that in Korea, eating half chicken is nothing to them.. wow!


Inside my soup, the ginseng and red dates (and the glutinous rice wayyyy at the bottom of the soup)

If you are feeling unwell, but need a healthy soup to fill up your stomach, then this is perfect for you! It’s such a healthy soup! I like it!


As for WC, he was given a pair of scissors before his actual food came. Imagine the confusion! Hehe..


But we were told that the scissors are needed to cut the noodles in his dish, the Cold Buckwheat Noodles with Vegetables, Meat & Spicy Sauce, or simply called Naengmyeon. (price: RM15) According to him, it tasted good, since he just love cold noodles.
Our total bill came to RM45.15, which includes 2 cans of 100 plus.

Give this place a try if you want to try some good and heathly Korean food!

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Address: Lot 10, Ground Floor, Likas Square
For reservation: 088-252326
Business Hours: 11am - 3pm, 5.30pm - 10pm (Sun opens at 12pm)

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Delicious Lunch @ Cafe SSAM Station


The BF and I had always wanted to try this cafe all this time, but everytime we went to Wawasan Plaze to just eat here, it was close. Just our luck.

But luckily, I remembered about this place this afternoon, so I suggested to him to eat here for lunch. And it was opened! Good!

Inside of the cafe


Each table has a mini flower that looks something like this; cute decor!

Okay, on with our orders!

The BF and I both had this for our drinks:


Hot Nok-Cha, RM1.80

It’s basically tea with slices of red dates in them. And this is the description on this special tea:

“The good thing about Nok-Cha is that it contains healthy ingredients that maintain our well-being. This anti-oxidant tea has slices of red dates that adds to its merit. This fruit will help us recover from fatigue and contains Vitamin A, B1 and B2. It’s a well-balanced ‘Ying and Yang’ drink”

And for the BF’s food, he ordered the Deluxe beef version of ‘Do Si Rak’ (you can either choose chicken, beef, or seafood). And if you’re wondering what this is dish is, here’s the description by them as well:

“The ‘Do Si Rak’ has a main dish with numerous side dishes to satisfy the appetite of anyone relishing it. Some of the side dishes menu can be changed, because we would like to serve a variety of choices for you”


This is the Deluxe Beef Do Si Rak, RM23.80

Note that the beef if not actually meat but patties, and I think that was very clever! (I should’ve ordered beef as well for my dish!)

The BF gave it 2 thumbs up! Each of the food tastes good when eaten alone as well as all at the same time! Laughing

And here’s mine:


The Regular Chicken Do Si Rak, RM13.80

Seriously, the food tasted so darn good that I even had to ask for some rice from the BF! It wasn’t enough! And although the chicken looked quite simple, it tasted very delicious actually! I finished my food in no time!

2 thumbs up for me too! So darn sedap!!

I highly recommend this place to those of you who haven’t tried it out. We’ll surely be back as well, as I wanted to try their other dishes!

** This cafe serves no pork

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