best korean fried chicken I've tried in eastwood. juicy and flavourful, not too much breading, big pieces. I always get the original and/or garlic teriyaki so it is dry enough to retain the crunch. naengmyun (cold noodles) is made really well, delicious balanced savouriness and noodles are perfectly cooked. unfortunately I wish I could enjoy the stews from here they're always either watered down, lacking in ingredients or tje flavour profile is just dead salty. service is super attentive and sweet. clean, nice ambience. I used to pass by Poong every day it has been around forever and their experience has paid off. A great success despite being a Korean restauarant on the Chinese...read more
Eastwood is divided by two sides, some know it as the Korean side' and the Chinese Side'. That being said you can pretty much guarentee you'll find the appropriate food on the appropriate side. However, Poon Nab is a little bit of a contradiction, a bustling and busy korean bbq restaurant nestled in on the chinese side. I went in with little to no expectations and came out pleasantly surprised The fried chicken was peppery, crunchy and delicious and the hot pot was perfect for the winter days. Staff tend to disappear sometimes but otherwise they're overall quite good. I definitely would love to come back for KBBQ as it looked absolutely divine...read more
A spontaneous dinner out with the fam, after a colleague telling me of this place which has side dishes, I went with the fam after work. I thought only Jonga Jip had sides, but good to know there are others. Normally you only get about sides at other places. Beef bulgogi Relatively big portion and good price. There were heaps of different toppings, and bulgogi wasn't too marinated. This was presented in quite a wide dish, not your typical stone rice bowls.
good Korean place on the west side of the station in eastwood. the servings are large, they are generous with their side dishes and it tastes pretty good. the fried chicken was decent, even though I was better off. the pork and the thorny was the definitiv all a good place to come when they are too lazy to go to the other side where the rest of the Korean restaurants are.
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I ate cold noodle soup and beef bulgogi. Beef bulgogi was just so-so, but cold noodle soup was spectacular. The one thing I was a bit annoyed not for specific for this restaurant but most of Korean shops is the minimum price for pay wave was so much high (around I will go there again just for the cold noodle soup by myself.
Me second favourite Korean place after Jonga Jig purely for their side dishes. The variety changes from time to time and they even have lunch special Ox bone soup with rice. The soup was delicious but I was expecting more beef in there. My favourites dish is actually the potato salad they serve as sides.
it is a pretty good Korean restaurant. once I came, I fritted a fried chicken with a friend and they refused to give us aside courts because fried chicken was not considered to be food. a little disappointing. but I gave this place another attempt and ordered a pot and it was pretty good.
I would never return to this place. seafood pancake is soggy and unpleasant and the seafood inside was very gum-like. very expensive kbbq also! I have charged for two pieces of marinated chicken, more absolute torn off, avoid them at all costs!
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I went there with friends fo dinner. We ordered the hot pot, seafood pancake, and beef noodle. General dishes, nothing special. I love the seafood pancake, if egg added, it would be amazing
the place is somehow chaotic, but the meat was perfect. I'm going back to a more calm time. I would recommend this place to everyone
