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Sopoong Dpulze Mall
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Cyberjaya Park (Taman Mini Cyberjaya)
65, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
University of Malaya Centre for Continuing Education (UMCCed)
Cyberview 23 Main Building, 3410 Jalan Teknokrat 3, Cyber 4 Cyberjaya, 63000 Sepang, Selangor, Malaysia
Universiti Malaya @ Cyberjaya
Main Building, 3410, Jalan Teknokrat 3, Cyber 4, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Nearby restaurants
SABA Restaurant Cyberjaya
4800-0-2 GROUND FLOOR, BLOCK A1, Jln Perdana, CBD Perdana, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Sushi Zanmai - DPULZE
Lower Ground Dpulze Shopping Centre, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Homst Cyberjaya (Chinese Muslim Restaurant)
P1-07, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Nando's • D'Pulze Shopping Centre
Lot G-25, DPULZE Shopping Centre, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
The Chicken Rice Shop Dpulze
Lot LG-13a, Lower Ground Floor Dpulze Shopping Centre, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Campur Campur Kitchen @ Dpulze Shopping
UG18, Dpulze Shopping Centre,, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Kars Fine Meat And Steak (Streetmall Cyberjaya)
Unit H, The Street Mall, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Mr. Dakgalbi • D'Pulze Shopping
UG-16, First Floor, D, Pulze Shopping Center, Persiaran Multimedia, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Restoran Sana Sini @ DPulze Shopping Centre
DPulze Shopping Centre, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
OLDTOWN White Coffee @ Dpulze Shopping Mall
Dpulze Shopping Centre, UGE B3A & UGE 3B, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Nearby hotels
Citadines DPulze Cyberjaya
12, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
FOX Lite Hotel DPulze Cyberjaya
Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Beryll INN Cyberjaya HOTEL ( across the road to DPulze Shopping Mall) near to Putra MRT, PICC ) jaya Sentral. MRT Station.
4803-1-03 CBD Perdana 1, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Monaco Hotel Cyberjaya
Suite 4801, 0-02, Jln Perdana, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Hotel Hilal
4806-(0-4)-13&13A, CBD 2, Jln Perdana, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
De Cyber Boutique Hotel
A-G-02, Plaza Crystalville, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Hotel Primera Suite Cyberjaya
Block 3520, Jalan Teknokrat 6, Cyber 5, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Musse Hotel
BLOCK 4812 LEVEL 1 UNIT 51, CBD PERDANA, 2, Persiaran Flora, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Z Hotel Cyberjaya
4809-33A, CBD Perdana, 2, Persiaran Flora, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Swing and Pillows
4809-33A, CBD Perdana, 2, Persiaran Flora, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
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Sopoong Dpulze Mall

UG 21, Persiaran Multimedia, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
4.5(245)
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attractions: Cyberjaya Park (Taman Mini Cyberjaya), University of Malaya Centre for Continuing Education (UMCCed), Universiti Malaya @ Cyberjaya, restaurants: SABA Restaurant Cyberjaya, Sushi Zanmai - DPULZE, Homst Cyberjaya (Chinese Muslim Restaurant), Nando's • D'Pulze Shopping Centre, The Chicken Rice Shop Dpulze, Campur Campur Kitchen @ Dpulze Shopping, Kars Fine Meat And Steak (Streetmall Cyberjaya), Mr. Dakgalbi • D'Pulze Shopping, Restoran Sana Sini @ DPulze Shopping Centre, OLDTOWN White Coffee @ Dpulze Shopping Mall
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Featured dishes

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Cheese Tteokgalbi
(치즈 떡갈비)
Tteokgalbi
(떡갈비)
Chicken Bulgogi Bokkeumbap (치킨불고기 볶음밥)
Chicken bulgogi fried rice
Bulgogi Bokkeumbap (불고기 볶음밥)
Bulgogi fried rice
Haemul Bokkeumbap (해물 볶음밥)
Seafood fried rice (spicy, mild)

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Nearby attractions of Sopoong Dpulze Mall

Cyberjaya Park (Taman Mini Cyberjaya)

University of Malaya Centre for Continuing Education (UMCCed)

Universiti Malaya @ Cyberjaya

Cyberjaya Park (Taman Mini Cyberjaya)

Cyberjaya Park (Taman Mini Cyberjaya)

4.3

(188)

Open until 12:00 AM
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University of Malaya Centre for Continuing Education (UMCCed)

University of Malaya Centre for Continuing Education (UMCCed)

4.5

(149)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Universiti Malaya @ Cyberjaya

Universiti Malaya @ Cyberjaya

3.4

(16)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Sopoong Dpulze Mall

SABA Restaurant Cyberjaya

Sushi Zanmai - DPULZE

Homst Cyberjaya (Chinese Muslim Restaurant)

Nando's • D'Pulze Shopping Centre

The Chicken Rice Shop Dpulze

Campur Campur Kitchen @ Dpulze Shopping

Kars Fine Meat And Steak (Streetmall Cyberjaya)

Mr. Dakgalbi • D'Pulze Shopping

Restoran Sana Sini @ DPulze Shopping Centre

OLDTOWN White Coffee @ Dpulze Shopping Mall

SABA Restaurant Cyberjaya

SABA Restaurant Cyberjaya

4.2

(4.1K)

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Sushi Zanmai - DPULZE

Sushi Zanmai - DPULZE

4.0

(455)

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Homst Cyberjaya (Chinese Muslim Restaurant)

Homst Cyberjaya (Chinese Muslim Restaurant)

4.1

(415)

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Nando's • D'Pulze Shopping Centre

Nando's • D'Pulze Shopping Centre

4.2

(684)

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Reviews of Sopoong Dpulze Mall

4.5
(245)
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4.0
3y

I've went in very last minute from their closing. But they accepted me and did what they can do best for me. I saw Korean guy and his wife were working in there too. So I quite expected very much.

My choice was Korean soy bean paste stew(된장찌개) and overall it was very similar with Korean food, but it wasn't. Overall, this franchise is localized Korean restaurant.

The stew was too salty. I mean, when Korean make Jjige, we adjust saltiness by Bean paste, not by salt. But taste of this Jjige was less Bean paste, and the taste was adjusted by salt. Well... The price of salt is obviously cheaper than 된장.. And we don't use squid in our 된장찌개. Prawn and clams are enough. For me, I recommend you to order Beef one instead of seafood.

For side dishes, Kimch was good. I think Kimch was the best dish in my menu. However, other cabbage salad and Cucumber kimch were terrible. They were... just full of sugar. Korean side dishes are existing for eating with rice, not for dessert. Obviously they need to check the taste before serving to the customers.

I'm not sure the Korean in the restaurant tried all those menu but it wasn't my taste. And the price is quite expensive as like other Korean restaurants. I don't think I'll visit again but it was nice trying. And please, don't clean the floor with broomstick when customer is still eating in the store.... But all staffs were helpful and nice. It was a...

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4.0
2y

Seems like many of the reviewers here have problems at this restaurant. As for me, I have been going to Sopoong for so many years (at a different favorite outlet). Been to many Korean restaurants since teen years and I would say I really like their Kimchi and Kimchi Jigae. I especially love their Pajeon, but the kids love their Kimchi Jigae and their soy garlic fried chicken (which is okay for me). We recently tried their Kimchi fried rice, it was okay, but I will usually come for the usual. It's not the fancy Korean kind of restaurants, but for a frequently-go lunch/dinner fix, this is the place to be compared to the other Korean restaurant in Tamarind Square. I totally love the humbleness of the food and the services here. Never had problems sitting outside as we rarely sit inside. I also collect a lot of points to redeem my free dishes, which is a bonus for me and the kids. Price wise, affordable for frequent visit - compared to other KL Korean fancy restaurants. Also, the Korean couple here (maybe owner) are so sweet and polite. She takes my complain seriously and apologise. The banchan perhaps need a little shake-up, been eating the same banchan for sooooo many years here. Sweet anchovies and Spinach banchan...

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1.0
13w

I’ve always enjoyed dining at Sopoong, and their service has usually been great — until I visited the branch at DPulze. I was genuinely looking forward to having ramen, and specifically requested to add an egg when I placed my order. I even confirmed this with the staff.

When the food arrived, the egg was missing. I pointed it out, and they took the bowl back to fix it. What came back was not what I asked for — instead of a proper soft- or hard-boiled egg, they just scrambled some egg into the soup. Honestly, who adds egg just for it to be broken into bits in the broth? That completely ruined the taste and experience.

To make things worse, the environment was extremely hot and stuffy — no air-conditioning, poor ventilation, and uncomfortable to sit in. The staff seemed inattentive and untrained, and overall, the whole experience was frustrating and disappointing. They even charge us the 10% service fee without service anything.

Definitely not returning to...

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Drink and Cry (Manduyat翁)Drink and Cry (Manduyat翁)
I've went in very last minute from their closing. But they accepted me and did what they can do best for me. I saw Korean guy and his wife were working in there too. So I quite expected very much. My choice was Korean soy bean paste stew(된장찌개) and overall it was very similar with Korean food, but it wasn't. Overall, this franchise is localized Korean restaurant. The stew was too salty. I mean, when Korean make Jjige, we adjust saltiness by Bean paste, not by salt. But taste of this Jjige was less Bean paste, and the taste was adjusted by salt. Well... The price of salt is obviously cheaper than 된장.. And we don't use squid in our 된장찌개. Prawn and clams are enough. For me, I recommend you to order Beef one instead of seafood. For side dishes, Kimch was good. I think Kimch was the best dish in my menu. However, other cabbage salad and Cucumber kimch were terrible. They were... just full of sugar. Korean side dishes are existing for eating with rice, not for dessert. Obviously they need to check the taste before serving to the customers. I'm not sure the Korean in the restaurant tried all those menu but it wasn't my taste. And the price is quite expensive as like other Korean restaurants. I don't think I'll visit again but it was nice trying. And please, don't clean the floor with broomstick when customer is still eating in the store.... But all staffs were helpful and nice. It was a great point.
Feninferina AzmanFeninferina Azman
Seems like many of the reviewers here have problems at this restaurant. As for me, I have been going to Sopoong for so many years (at a different favorite outlet). Been to many Korean restaurants since teen years and I would say I really like their Kimchi and Kimchi Jigae. I especially love their Pajeon, but the kids love their Kimchi Jigae and their soy garlic fried chicken (which is okay for me). We recently tried their Kimchi fried rice, it was okay, but I will usually come for the usual. It's not the fancy Korean kind of restaurants, but for a frequently-go lunch/dinner fix, this is the place to be compared to the other Korean restaurant in Tamarind Square. I totally love the humbleness of the food and the services here. Never had problems sitting outside as we rarely sit inside. I also collect a lot of points to redeem my free dishes, which is a bonus for me and the kids. Price wise, affordable for frequent visit - compared to other KL Korean fancy restaurants. Also, the Korean couple here (maybe owner) are so sweet and polite. She takes my complain seriously and apologise. The banchan perhaps need a little shake-up, been eating the same banchan for sooooo many years here. Sweet anchovies and Spinach banchan perhaps please? 😉
Pei XienPei Xien
I’ve always enjoyed dining at Sopoong, and their service has usually been great — until I visited the branch at DPulze. I was genuinely looking forward to having ramen, and specifically requested to add an egg when I placed my order. I even confirmed this with the staff. When the food arrived, the egg was missing. I pointed it out, and they took the bowl back to fix it. What came back was not what I asked for — instead of a proper soft- or hard-boiled egg, they just scrambled some egg into the soup. Honestly, who adds egg just for it to be broken into bits in the broth? That completely ruined the taste and experience. To make things worse, the environment was extremely hot and stuffy — no air-conditioning, poor ventilation, and uncomfortable to sit in. The staff seemed inattentive and untrained, and overall, the whole experience was frustrating and disappointing. They even charge us the 10% service fee without service anything. Definitely not returning to this branch.
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I've went in very last minute from their closing. But they accepted me and did what they can do best for me. I saw Korean guy and his wife were working in there too. So I quite expected very much. My choice was Korean soy bean paste stew(된장찌개) and overall it was very similar with Korean food, but it wasn't. Overall, this franchise is localized Korean restaurant. The stew was too salty. I mean, when Korean make Jjige, we adjust saltiness by Bean paste, not by salt. But taste of this Jjige was less Bean paste, and the taste was adjusted by salt. Well... The price of salt is obviously cheaper than 된장.. And we don't use squid in our 된장찌개. Prawn and clams are enough. For me, I recommend you to order Beef one instead of seafood. For side dishes, Kimch was good. I think Kimch was the best dish in my menu. However, other cabbage salad and Cucumber kimch were terrible. They were... just full of sugar. Korean side dishes are existing for eating with rice, not for dessert. Obviously they need to check the taste before serving to the customers. I'm not sure the Korean in the restaurant tried all those menu but it wasn't my taste. And the price is quite expensive as like other Korean restaurants. I don't think I'll visit again but it was nice trying. And please, don't clean the floor with broomstick when customer is still eating in the store.... But all staffs were helpful and nice. It was a great point.
Drink and Cry (Manduyat翁)

Drink and Cry (Manduyat翁)

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Seems like many of the reviewers here have problems at this restaurant. As for me, I have been going to Sopoong for so many years (at a different favorite outlet). Been to many Korean restaurants since teen years and I would say I really like their Kimchi and Kimchi Jigae. I especially love their Pajeon, but the kids love their Kimchi Jigae and their soy garlic fried chicken (which is okay for me). We recently tried their Kimchi fried rice, it was okay, but I will usually come for the usual. It's not the fancy Korean kind of restaurants, but for a frequently-go lunch/dinner fix, this is the place to be compared to the other Korean restaurant in Tamarind Square. I totally love the humbleness of the food and the services here. Never had problems sitting outside as we rarely sit inside. I also collect a lot of points to redeem my free dishes, which is a bonus for me and the kids. Price wise, affordable for frequent visit - compared to other KL Korean fancy restaurants. Also, the Korean couple here (maybe owner) are so sweet and polite. She takes my complain seriously and apologise. The banchan perhaps need a little shake-up, been eating the same banchan for sooooo many years here. Sweet anchovies and Spinach banchan perhaps please? 😉
Feninferina Azman

Feninferina Azman

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I’ve always enjoyed dining at Sopoong, and their service has usually been great — until I visited the branch at DPulze. I was genuinely looking forward to having ramen, and specifically requested to add an egg when I placed my order. I even confirmed this with the staff. When the food arrived, the egg was missing. I pointed it out, and they took the bowl back to fix it. What came back was not what I asked for — instead of a proper soft- or hard-boiled egg, they just scrambled some egg into the soup. Honestly, who adds egg just for it to be broken into bits in the broth? That completely ruined the taste and experience. To make things worse, the environment was extremely hot and stuffy — no air-conditioning, poor ventilation, and uncomfortable to sit in. The staff seemed inattentive and untrained, and overall, the whole experience was frustrating and disappointing. They even charge us the 10% service fee without service anything. Definitely not returning to this branch.
Pei Xien

Pei Xien

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