okay. don’t get all excited there. chill.

sorry to break the news but, it isn’t exactly a Malaysian shop. more like a Japanese shop. but the thing is, they made the calamari so Malaysian style. it’s almost exactly the same on how Malaysians would make it. so you poor students in Seoul who misses Malaysian food, you can release your longings here =D.

just look up the directions on google maps with it’s geometrical location : 37.558225,126.934752

the shops name is 털보고된이 (생선구이).

we went during an odd hour so it wasn’t filled. I passed by there at night and it was sooooooooooo packed.

guess you can judge it by looking at how many superstars whom had been here before.

everybody loves banchans! (side dishes) I liked the Jelly one. haha. my friend laughed at me for calling it jelly. oh well.

and finally, the IKAN BAKAR! if you’re not Malaysian, Ikan Bakar (mackerel) literally means Fired Fish. but it’s means Grilled Fish =D.

and the very Malaysian food. the chilli calamari. I was gobsmacked to know that it ain’t Malaysian food.

the set comes with a yummy Dwenjang Jjigae too. (beanpaste soup). I love how they serve their tea on a bowl instead of a cup =P.

=D.

my Malaysian friend, Leo who’s the same age as me haha.

just added this picture for fun because I went out with a Korean guy (just friends pfft.) for HOF and chicken. holy cow the plate above costs 16,000won. but it was really filling. you don’t need no dinner. you just need this and beef. HOF is for House Of  Beer in German. you’d find plenty of places in Korea saying HOF or HOF & Chicken. Korean’s favourite place to drink.