Kingsmeal Korean Cafe & Restaurant — Restaurant in Davao City

This Korean Restaurant is highly rated in google maps so I went here only to be informed that they are under a new management so I thought that the food and service would be different but it was negative. The food is still great like most Korean Restaurants here in Davao and the service is very good. The two food crew ladies that were present when I dined was very attentive and responsive and checks on me once on awhile making sure that my dining experience is okay. Since I was alone this time around, my second time here, I decided to order jjampong with rice and a can of coke. Though I was a bit disappointed with the noodles that was used in jjampong cause it’s very similar to a typical cup noodles but was very happy with all other ingredients. There was prawns, mussels, a bit of squid or octopus and some other meat and veggies so it was all good in the end. The side dishes typical to every Korean meals was also present and each one tastes very good. I hate vinegar or any hint of sourness so the well fermented cabbage called kimchi was a welcome surprise. The rest of the side dishes were also okay which included kangkong, pajeon, tteokbokki and two other which I declined to be served. The place is very cozy and private with nooks on the side. Highly...

It was my first time to dine here. I was pleasantly surprised. Interior was nice, we got the best spot with a bit of privacy from the other diners perfect for the business meeting. We ordered, and we didnt have to wait long. The food we ordered were all good. VERY TASTY and not too spicy which was perfect. We thoroughly enjoyed everything and everyone was just saying how good the food was during the meal. The side dishes were really good too! The Korean owners personally sent us off saying thanks for dining. Great experience. Will definitely come back! 😊

We ordered Galbi , beef kimbap, kimchi fried rice, teok bokki, original half chicken jeyuk bokkeum, kimchi jiggae, pajeon. Favorites are chcicken and...

I would consider the taste of the dishes better and more authentic than your regular Korean food joint. The spicy tteokbokki was soft and melty rather than tough and chewy. Also, the heat was tolerable. The pajeon was loaded and the batter was not too doughy. Braised beef (stew?) was so tender and flavorful. Other dishes were just OK. Our orders (except for the rice) were served quickly, but getting the bill took time. This is probably the only Korean place I went to that did not play K-pop songs. They played mainstream pop love songs. (perhaps because it was...