ヴィーガンban mian) and they were very generous with their ingredients. The side of gyoza had a nice thin charred wrapper and mouth feel. :D the gyoza and kimchi noodle soup comes together in a set for $8! Highly recommend :)
the sourness of the kimchi came through nicely too. portion was generous and the aunty was really nice :-)
at fortune center area again and decided to give their kimchi ramen a go. This set comes with Gyoza but I opted for steamed ones instead as I am not really a big fan of the fried ones. The main highlight of this dish was in fact the soup base with the rich taste of gochuchang sauce. Despite the name, I do not really see any kimchi in the soup, just a medley of vegetables like broccoli, cabbage,mushrooms, tomato, corn and a couple of tofu puffs. Their steamed dumplings was good, in fact I find it better than the fried ones as the skin-to-filling ratio is much more balanced but I suggest that they can add a little sesame oil so that it doesnt stick together too much and makes it more tasty as well. My only gripe is the portion size which is a little small. I feel that they can add more protein like tofu and vegetables. That said, I still enjoyed this dish very much! #veganin2020
rather than kimchi. Had loads of veggies in it and some mushrooms, no protein like tofu or something. Noodles were like those packaged dried wheat noodles. Tasted nice but overpriced. Gyoza was not bad. Not too oily, skin was just right, filling was non mock meat.
kimchi, and gyoza was delicious. Slightly pricey.
