Korean Restaurant Guide and Mobile App for Singapore and Hong Kong Launched

Korean Restaurant Guide Singapore & Hong Kong, a new Korean Restaurant Guide and mobile application for iOS and Android devices featuring 20 Korean restaurants each from Hong Kong and Singapore has been launched by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs in Korea and the Korean Food Foundation.

The list of restaurants offer a range of options for romantic dining, family gatherings, business meetings or casual outings with friends. A team of local food experts including popular food blogger Miss Tam Chiak in Singapore picked out 20 Korean restaurants out of the 150 restaurants operating here in Singapore based on quality of taste, service, hygiene and restaurant interior.

20 Korean Restaurants in Singapore

1. Auntie Kim’s Korean Restaurant
2. Bigmama
3. Bornga
4. Chowon Garden
5. Dal-In Korean Restaurant
6. ‘8 E!ght’ Korean BBQ
7. Guiga
8. Han Kook Gwan Korean Restaurant
9. Hansik Korean Restaurant
10. Hanwoori
11. Ju Shin Jung
12. Myung Ga II
13. Ohneul Hanjeom Korean BBQ Restaurant
14. Seoul Restaurant
15. Ssikkek BBQ
16. Super Star K Korean BBQ Restaurant
17. Todamgol
18. Togi Korean Restaurant
19. Wang Dae Bak
20. Your Woul Korean Restaurant

20 Korean Restaurants in Singapore

1. Arirang Korean Restaurant
2. ARISU Korean Restaurant
3. BBQ7080
4. Apgujeong Tent Bar
5. Han Ah Rum Korean Restaurant
6. Hansong Korean Restaurant
7. Han Guk Gung
8. Lee Fa Yuen Korea House Restaurant
9. Itaewon Restaurant
10. Jang
11. Jinmi Korean Cuisine
12. Changwon Korean Restaurant
13. Myung Dong Ok Korean Cuisine & BBQ
14. Sam Mok Korean Restaurant
15. SU: Korean Restaurant
16. School Food
17. Dol Dam Gil Korean Restaurant
18. SURA Korean Cuisine
19. Sorabol Korean Cuisine
20. Won Pung Won Korean Restaurant

The guidebook also includes “50 Popular Menu Selections” on Korean dishes in Singapore and Hong Kong and “The Story of Korean Food” that raises awareness of Korean food among locals.

The guidebook will be distributed to embassies, Korean Cultural Centres, tourist information centres, university libraries, and Korean language institutes within the two countries for local residents. In Korea, theses will be distributed for free at major airports and in tourist information centres frequented by Singaporean and Hong Kong tourists such as Dongdaemun, Itaewon, Jamsil, and Myeong-dong,

To download the mobile application KoreanRest.Guide – HK, SG for iOS and Android, search for Korean Food Foundation or Korean Restaurant Guide and download the app for free.

The Korean wave, food crave continues to grow here in Singapore with iced deserts Bingsul and the recent multi tiered seafood steamboat at Captain K.

Adrian Editor

Adrian Eugene Seet, editor of SUPERADRIANME.com, has long shared his passion for travel, destinations, and air travel. His childhood love for exploration has evolved into a thriving career, with his engaging content inspiring others to discover new cultures. Taiwan is his new-found favourite destination, and he dreams of visiting the Andes. Adrian's work is driven by his curiosity for travel trends and a commitment to lifelong learning.

See Full Bio