Agak-Agak

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@simpleandhonestreviews Fantastic casual Malaysian restaurant. I took my Malaysian friend and he said is very authentic. From the food to the ambience and the chef it felt like a modern kopitiam in Kuala Lumpur The flavours and ingredients were spot on and it was overall very satisfying The prices are very reasonable for Seoul, portions are generous and the service was great. Very welcoming staff We will definitely make regular visits to this restaurant. *If this post was useful please kindly ?

good dishes. small simple menu. cute place. we had chicken rice (not quite the same as the kind we’re used to), stir fry noodles (good but a bit salty), and curry noodle soup (good, but could be even better spicy!).

Delicious homecooked level food. Take a seat and try your best to not order too much. A great balance of dishes and drinks to pair any which way you want. It's all good. The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is laid back. Just order and enjoy.

We stumbled upon this restaurant while walking from Hongdae to our hotel. We decided to give it a try a few days later as we miss malay food. Restaurant was small and cosy. Staff was friendly and helpful. They are able to converse in English. We came slightly after lunch time so there was not much patron and we did not need to wait long for our food to be served. Food was nice. It can be slightly expensive compared to other halal restaurant in Myeongdong and Itaewon.

This place came highly recommended by a Malaysian coworker and what a treat it was! You can’t go wrong, everything is lush. We had nasi lemak, nyonya laksa, daging asam pedas, ayak goreng and for drinks teh o ais limau, asam boi and teh tarik. I can’t even tell you which one of these I enjoyed more.