Hi Seoul Korean Restaurant — Restaurant in Sabah

I am a local Malaysian and recently visited this Korean restaurant. Overall, the experience was fine at first, but something unpleasant happened during payment.

The Korean owner was sitting at the counter, and the customer in front of me was a foreigner (a white person). When he paid, the owner greeted him with a smile and politely said, “Thank you~.” However, when it was my turn to pay, the owner’s attitude changed completely. Perhaps after hearing us speak Chinese, his expression turned cold and indifferent, and he didn’t say a single word. What surprised me even more was that when I paid with a card, he slammed the card machine forcefully, which felt quite unfriendly.

This kind of service made me uncomfortable. I hope the restaurant can treat every customer fairly, regardless of nationality...

There is plenty of food choice you can have here.. at first, it's not a HALAL restaurant.. This is a place where you can enjoy Korean food with a lot of type of cooking. The best dish is the Grill Pork. Don't worry . They will cook it for you and serve you directly from the kitchen to your dining table.. the side dish is only consist of Kimchi, seaweed pickle and some nut salad ( I'm not sure what it is, but all of this side dishes is free flow) As for me, the price of the food is quite good and not to pricey ( only some of the menu is extremely exclude). You need to pay for a car park when you are going here. It is under the Likas Square management.. Don't forget to give it a try at here. Recommended as...

One thing I like about this place, aside from the food, is the waiter system that they have. When you enter, you find your seat, the waiter will give you the menu and leave you. Once you have decided on a dish, you just press the button on the table and the waiter will come to you. So convenient! However, in terms of price, it's definitely on the higher end. Milo sejuk cost Rm6. But it's definitely a nice place to go to once in a while to treat yourself. Btw, utensils provided are chopsticks and spoon (not sure if they provide fork). I'm not sure when is the peak hour, but when I went there on Friday 1pm, it was...