The Street Café (Closed)

While there is only few Korean food around ss15, The Street Café (K-Street) has always been my favourite spot to go when I’m craving for Korean food. Thanks to the college crowd from the nearby Taylor and Inti, the restaurant is always packed during the lunch time.This is my second visit to the restaurant, I decided to try the Kimchi Jigae set. Being served as a side dish for every table, the kimchi here is really good. Not too spicy or sour to spice up your buds. Anything that comes baked in a

No Korean meal is complete without the kimchi. Kimchi served as side dish is popular and well known for the goodness of the fermentation and the nutrients in it. The kimchi here is pretty consistent. I dislike it when the y did not serve it chilled. But most of the time, they manage to serve chill. the texture is great although I prefer it to be slightly more spicy. Served together with most main meals, there is the complimentary soup which isn’t all that great. I think the meal could still do w

Tuna bibimbap has got its own unique flavour although many would be more accustom to actual meat in the bibimbap. The truth is, it is also common to substitute with tuna when making bibimbap. Of course if you can’t take tuna, then you can forget about the tuna bibimbab because the tuna flavour is quite overpowering. Luckily, the sesame oil manage to balance the taste of tuna.

The Korean Street Cafe is one place that is perfect for non-halal Korean food lovers. The menu comprises of still some very authentic Korean dishes, but with a twist of the choice of ingredients. Because there is no pork served, pork is mainly replaced by other ingredients when making their dishes. The kimchi stew, did not have pork in it. Instead, it is tuna chunks to replace pork.

Pork is quite an important ingredient when it comes to Korean cusine, so what happens to halal Korean restaurants? KImchi stew? And all the BBQ? Well, how about no pork for BBQ, and replace pork with seafood? That’s whats happening in Korean street café. Apart from common Korean street snack, they mainly serve ‘on the go’ bentos. See their skewers and bento menus. But I wasn’t quite interested with those, because I practically could do that at home. Remember how I love the kimbab in Korean house

The Street Café is a 2 storey restaurant at SS15. On the upper floor, I love the tatami seats for a more private dining experience. The cozy ambiance is enhanced with the warm dim lights and a whole 'street' decoration in the cafe. It's so comfortable that I'd wish to hang out there chatting for hours! Kimchi Tuna Bibimbab @ RM 13.90The hot stone bowl of rice is based with Kimchi paste and Korean rice, and then topped with bean sprouts, carrot slices, shiitake mushrooms and large tuna chunks. T

Attractive Tatami style dining experience in The Street Cafe.They have interesting "message leave on" on their wall. Based on the menu, it is interesting to have a street kind menu where it resembles the food you can find besides the street. Indeed, they serve different kind of Korean meal that are available in Korean cultures' daily life, especially those serve as quick meal in Korea.One of the bestBBQ Chicken Lunch Box, an after immediate busy life, i would definitely have this if im in a rush