Korchi City — Restaurant in Melbourne

Don't mind the messy looking photo. The food was disgustingly good. I did not know about this place until my partner took me here.

There were a few inconveniences and to my surprise, they were still able to operate which concerned me.

At the front entrance, there was a massive leak - but I do not know where it was coming from. There were no staffs monitoring the hugeeee puddle nor were there any signs to warn customers of the spillage. This could've made for a very bad incident and lucky no one was hurt. If the leak was not preventable, you'd assume that the business would not open for the day. You would understand why on your next visit as the leak and puddles were all over the steps at the front.

The staffs could've been friendlier, though they did their job. I had to request my drink several times before actually receiving it.

The spicy seafood soup we ordered wasn't exactly hot but inbetween warm and hot and I assume that's because of the noodles. But being a restaurant, you'd think that they have figured a way to work around it. The black beans noodle on the other hand was magnificent and I have no complaints.

All credits to the chefs working in the kitchen, more vibe and cheerful waiters and waitresses and this restaurant could do with amazing results. Safety of the...

Rating 4.5 / 5

This place was chosen by our dearest friend who knows how much we love exploring places and food.

To begin with we wanted to try Korean Alcohol and not aware of the basics, we ordered 3 bottles of Jinro Soju. To our utter embarrassment, we were told by the attendant as well as the owners that this isn't a diluted version of Alcohol. We all had a hearty laugh and chose to go with one bottle of Strawberry. What a way to celebrate Ozzy's Belated Birthday by our beloved friend Mahi ....Korchi city serves one of the best Korean finger food as well as Noodles in the city.

While we toasted to our friendship and Ozzy's Happiness we also orders our main courses.

Ggan Pung Jee (Chicken), Gagan Sho Sae Woo(Prawn) and Pork Bulgogi.

Bulgogi was definitely the Dish of the Day. It was so flavorful and yummy.

Second best was the Prawn which was another level of good food.

After all those flavorful plates, Chicken dish was a bit underwhelming. Had we gone for the chicken first, we could be sure of enjoying it more.

Attendants are very friendly and happy people.

Vegans might not have much option to choose from but there's no harm trying.

Sochu here is a must.

Definitely...

Huge portions. Good taste. Great value.

Ambience feels pretty authentic of a Korean eatery with a TV playing kpop songs(thankfully in HD) , however the real delight of this place is how much value there is for the food. This is great for big eaters and groups. Seating capacity is pretty limited tho, at 30+ tables.

Came with a group of 6 and the total bill after our huge dishes came up at 13+ pp!

This place is known for their jajangmyeon, you can order the spicy 2 person portion (which in reality feeds 6 small stomachs) without the spice(don't ask me why it isn't reflected in the menu).

The noodles have great taste and texture albeit it is different from the usual jajangmyeon where the noodles are served unmixed with the sauce.

Tangsuyuk, which is the korean sweet and sour pork turned out surprisingly well. Great crunch and sauce.

Toboki was fairly spicy and although tasted fine, didn't get finished.

The steamed dumplings (mandoo) were meh, you can skip that.

For the price and reasonable taste(that didn't blow us away completely) , 5...