Dookki Malaysia IOI City Mall Putrajaya — Restaurant in Sepang

Love the tteokbokkis. There are a variety of them. Esp loved the one with cheese-corn fillings.

Saw one of the reviews that said the soup taste like water. BABES, you can actually alter the sauce according to your taste because they do provide the various sauces at the food bar. Need to trial and error to make your preferred soup. For us, we just eat using the one they made for us (medium spicy).

Paid RM46.18 per person (tax included)

Lots of food available (teokkbokki, noodles and vegetables for the hotpot, fried foods i.e. fried chickens, wantons, ginmari, dumplings, fries etc, odeng, rice to make your own bibimbap, free flow drinks (carbonated and non-carbonated drinks). They do provide ice cream but they only give ONCE after you're almost done with your meal. They'll personally go to your seats and ask for your choice of ice cream. The ice creams are not at the food bar section.

All the food tastes good for me 💕

The only negative thing for me is that the seating space is a bit cramped, and its HOT (at least for me). The aircond is not that strong and since its hotpot, the heat combined from each table is...

For tteokbokki lovers, this is definitely the best place to satisfy your craving (without breaking your budget too much). Unfortunately, I don't eat the tteokbokki and kimchi fried rice (which are the main draws here; the name itself refers to 'two meals' in Korean, with the tteokbokki coming first, followed by the fried rice with the soup). Therefore, I tried the other snacks, such as the French fries and fried chicken, which, in my opinion, are truly tasty. There wasn't a variety of seafood, and some of it was in the form of processed crab and fish balls, but they had an array of sauces that could suit your palate. They only served free-flow cold water and lychee lemonade when I came here. However, I truly enjoy the hot pot with the snacks, and in my honest opinion, one and a half hours is enough if you are a fast eater and have a big appetite. Even with limited selections of hot pot ingredients, I was satisfied with the overall experience. I just want to add that during the weekend the queue is long and you could wait up to half an hour...

Food is good, reasonable price.. the toppokki and ramen combo is good.. i didn't expect to be extremely full just by eating ramen 😁.. wide selection of ingredients to be added to the toppokki.. the only thing needed improvement (for me at that very moment when i came) is the waiting time. I came and queued at 5.40pm, only to be seated at 7.20pm. Their queue system can be improved. Took too much time queueing to get in. For example the first cust queueing in line came in 4 pax, 2nd in line 2 pax, 3rd in line 2 pax, 4th in line 2 pax. The staffs waited until the table for 4 to be available eventhough there are several table for 2s already vacant and cleaned. They didn't let the 2paxers go in until the 4paxers go in. So ppl waited outside when there are tables available just because they don't have table for the first cust in line when there are alot of tables available for the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th cust queueing. Result, long queue, superlong waiting time.. but...