Sunny Korean Cuisine

It's Korean inspired food cooked by Chinese nationals. Some hits and misses. We had the kimchi fried rice and kimchi soup and both were passable. The seafood pancake was superb though, a pity they didn't have the proper Korean dipping sauce for it. We spied other tables having the kimchi ramen and grilled saba sets and they look promising. Will be back to try those dishes. Go with an open mind for pretty decent and reasonably priced grub

Ordered food with self serving machine. 3 out of 4 dishes were served for 10 minutes. 3-4 plates of food for those who came later were served. Forget to serve a dish. When reminded, chef got frustrated instead of being apologetic. If you are craving for Korean food with reasonable price, then this is a place. Don't expect for good service.

Had their kimchi soup. Half way thru our meal, there was this Mr little cockroach visited us on the table, running around. Staff was “helpful” enough to kill the cockroach for us. (Yes, I said it in a sarcastic way even though I didnt really know what else could they do also, but that was disgusting enough to continue our meal. No explanation or apologies). Felt intense stomachache and headache after eating (lasted since 5pm til now 9:25pm). Vomited when reached home. Pros are cheap price and nice staff.

Not authentic Korean food! Seems more Korean inspired than true Korean food. Tea served was Chinese tea, which was strange for a Korean restaurant. Bulgogi did not taste like bulgogi, tasted more like Chinese stir fried beef. Kimchi stew was quite diluted. The broth in the cold noodles tasted like yu sheng! That was disappointing.