Oriental Seoul

Jayvee

4.0

💕Date for Two: Beef Bulgogi Ramyun, Spicy Pork Lunchbox, Gimbap💌Total: P357Overall: It’s so fulfilling to discover something worth your while inside a foodcourt. And we keep coming back to this one stall for their Korean cheap thrills. These are what we usually order: [a. Lunchbox] can already satisfy two, just order extra rice though. It already has a salad, rice, egg, soup, and of course, the meat; [b. Gimbap] can be considered as one full meal. It may not be the best Gimbap in town but it can be good enough considering how cheap it is; [c. Beef Bulgogi Ramyun] may seem drowning in soup and looks dull but do not let the looks deceive you, this one is our favorite. 😉 So the next time you’re heading to Mega give this one a try despite the crowd and the bad ambiance of this foodcourt 😅 We actually despise (✌️) this specific place but for Oriental Seoul we’ll live with it 😅Value for money: You’ll get more than what you paid for 😉

RkaneLaagan

5.0

Did not expect that the food was so "sulit" at the same time its delicious and no second thoughts of spending money to this korean food wonder.

Widya Tan

3.0

TLDR: Misleading display menu and pricing, food is good thoughBought the Omurice meal displayed as P99. The picture shows a plate of omurice, soup, a side salad and a tonkatsu cutlet with a big P99. sign beside it Then in small characters below, it says you have to add P50 for the tonkatsu cutlet. Tricky bait and switch upselling modus there.In fairness though, the food was good. From the omurice to the sesame dressing side salad to the tonkatsu pork cutlet. And it came on an unnecessarily large plate. Kinda embarrassing to eat on such a huge plate.  If you can see the picture attached, the huge plate barely fits the food court tray.