ONNI BIBIMBAP — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

The food is normal, but the attitude of the chef is super disappointing. I ordered 2 Signature Beef Bibimbap and requested to change to chicken, only one of the order is chicken but the other one is beef. The server when back to the kitchen to confirm order and change the beef but the CHEF said that "Why so many pattern ah, just eat la". The remark is so obvious on the receipt and u cannot see? Then why you can only see one remark , and the other couldn't see? U know that there's so many people that cannot eat beef and if i got any sicknesss after the beef, is it I can claim the medical fees from you????? Some of you may say that why u cannot eat beef and still insisted to come, I want to clarify that those postings on XiaoHongShu said that it can be changed to chicken then only we will come and try this new restaurant. We have DOUBLE CONFIRMED with the server. Not sure the boss will see this or not but please improve your...

Bibimbap is one of the most traditional dishes in Koren. Bibim means “mixed” and bap means “rice.” When eating a bibimbap, the rice and veggies are meant to be mixed together. The process of making bibimbap can be long, but it’s totally worth it. And not only is it beautiful to look at, but all the different veggies also add a different flavor and texture to make each bite absolutely perfect. Plus, you can easily assemble the dish again for leftovers.

In my opinion, stone bibimbap is all about good sauce. Whatever vegetables and other sides you put in your bibimbap, the sauce makes your bibimbap taste good.

here at Onni the kimchi, rice and soup is free flow and after 2pm soft drinks also free flow.

they have a policy of if food not good will refund... give it a try maybe is different...

Honestly, I found everything here rather mediocre. The one dish here I think is alright would be the Beef Bibimbap (RM12.90).

Their Beef Hotpot (RM14.90) doesn’t come with rice and is a little sweet. Portion’s pretty small. You’ll also have to add-on another RM3 for rice. The taste of their Seaweed Tuna Bibimbap (RM12.90) didn’t really tally up with their prices either. It was quite underwhelming.

Another thing I found funny was that we were paying service taxes but things like getting drinks, rice, soup and kimchi is all self-service.

Good to try once, but wouldn’t...