Seoul Garden @ Wangsa Walk — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

I came here with my husband and paid for premium menu around 120 for 2. We both feel disappointed with the menu choices it's very sad to see the menu. There's only 3 type of ready meal which is nasi goreng kampung mee goreng and fried chicken lol the premium menu that most people pay for it is Lamb, slice beef, salmon etc is a disappointment. All lamb and sliced beef are frozen!! They didn't mention that both lamb and beef are unavailable at the moment. Not only that... the menu for the steamboat also very sad.. nothing special..also the beef on non premium section very liat rasa nak tercabut gigi kunyah.. kunyah chewing gum pun tk seliat ni (on 2nd picture). i doubt it worth rm50 price per head. We can hear the table next to us complaining saying "it's that all?" While making face. I wish i can go and snap picture of all the frozen food available but dah malas as i was so kecewa. My advise to owner here... Please la nak meniaga tu meniaga la elok2.. rm 50 nowadays not murah. People want to spend good time with their loves one but balik dgn hati hampa.. we...

Seoul Garden is really good if you have plenty of time where you can spend atleast 2 to 3 hours. For students its cheap and if its your birthday then its free for you but have to bring 3 other people with you. I tried bamboo Shell and normal shell it was good. The soup 🍲 was tomyam in which the clam shell was boiled. For grilling I tried Mutton, Chicken, fish. Overall Seoul Garden is good for sea food item. They have option for salmon but have to pay extra 12.5 RM. There were drinks available but only lemon water and Teh O limau was working. They even have fruits which is somewhat fresh. The best I like the ice cream chocolate one. On the table you get one grilling area and two pot area for boiling. The waiters are very responsive. You have to be careful while grilling as the food can get overgrilled. We spent around 2 hours there and I would say it was worth it. The best was fish...

Came here during dinner time, on a weekend.

Price-point: They have three tiers of pricing; Basic, Medium, Superior with different pricing for Child, Adult and Senior Citizen. The funny thing is if you opt for Superior tier, no special pricing for Senior Citizen anymore. It's about RM 88 (including Service Tax etc) per pax for the Superior tier.

Food: They serve cooked food, some fruits and desserts and drinks. The rest you'll need to take yourself, and others (Medium / Superior) you'll need to order via app and collect from counter. Variety wise it's okay but very very limited choices for vegetables (they don't look too fresh). Drinks are mostly soft drinks, coffee, plain water or this detox-like drink (some mint).

Service: Seems like it's a common opinion that the service can do with some improvements. The services are pretty slow and you'll need to keep requesting for...