OPPA Korean BBQ Tanjung Bungah — Restaurant in George Town

Really good Korean food at a great price! There's ala carte such as barbecue pork, fried chicken with various sauces, kimchi soup which can be ordered with rice and shared among friends and family. If you order their ala carte, they serve their side dishes such as kimchi, potato salad, and egg rolls, which are refillable! If you want to eat your own meal, that's okay too because they offer set lunches that cost about rm20 each, and each set lunch includes rice, chicken (the portion is surprisingly ample!), sides such as egg rolls, kimchi, and potato salad will fill up your tummy just nice. Each table also comes with a container of water and cups so if you don't feel like ordering any can drinks or soju, you'll still able to drink free water! The ambience is okay, nothing special but given how tasty and affordable the food is, is a must to bring friends and family over to celebrate any special occasion or even just to satisfy your cravings for Korean food. The restaurant is pretty undercover because the signboard have worn out so you'll have to look out for the place on waze. The place is opposite shell station. The owner is a Korean ajushi or uncle whose really friendly. I will recommend trying the honey garlic fried chicken as it is one of my...

We have been here few times. This is a nice korean restaurant that is convenient because near to our house.

It is one of the underated place around here.The food is always nice. We tried few food on previous visits and they are all good. On recent visit i really like the glass noodle and now it is my favourite. They are using traditional order method which i most prefer compare to those scan-qr-to-order type. There is also complementary drink similar to other korean restaurant too, which is a good thing.

This is a good place to dine and we can enjoy our quiet dinner .

there are few parking spaces available in front of the shop. other than that there are street paking...

FOOD QUALITY DROPPED TREMENDOUSLY. This happened twice, and it's always when the boss isn't present. The rice portion was tiny for the Spicy Pork Rice, and I didn't even receive a full bowl of soup. There were barely 3 pieces of pork in the Gochujang Jjigae, which was watery as hell.

For the side-dishes, the stir-fried vegetables were unfresh, the kimchi was overly-sour, and the tamagoyaki was spoilt + really small portion.

I suspect the assistant is cutting corners, as when confronted about the quality, all he did was shake his head and deny any problem with the food. Terrible attitude if you want the customers to keep...