Seoul Yummy Jurong East - Singapore

Seoul yummy offers 3 vegetarian pornstars – yachae japchae 12.80), yachae bibimbab 13.80), and doenjang jjigae 13.80) I had the yachae japchae, which would have been made from stir-fried glass noodles with crispy vegetables (black mushroom, paprika, carrotii decided to add proteinfu the glass noodles were more on the soft side than on the Swiss side, and the overall taste was more on the sweet side than hearty. the vegetarian banana side dishes were the refreshing acidic and spicy pickled gurke and radishes; the pean-prout and kimchi contained chicken and/or fish sauce. overall it was a simple, delicious Korean meal. I appreciate the fact that it vegetarian options in a mainstream Korean f

Had yapchae japchae, not bad! also had a few free appetizers, such as tofu and so. good place to visit with other non-vegetarians, as there are options for all.

Seoul Yummy offers 3 vegetarian main – yachae japchae $12.80), yachae bibimbab $13.80), and doenjang jjigae $13.80). I had passed the Yachae Japchae, which consisted of stir-fried glass noodles with crispy vegetables black mushroom, capsicum, carrot, cucumber, did not decide on onion) and chew Umami mushrooms enoki, shiitake. I would have appreciated the possibility of adding egg, tofu or meat analogue for protein. The glass noodles were more on the soft side than on the Bouncy side, and the overall taste was more on the sweet side than hearty. The vegetarian Banchan secondary dishes were the refreshing acidic and spicy cucumbers and radishes; the bean sput and Kimchi contained chicken and fish sauce. Overall, it was a simple, delicious Korean meal. I appreciate the fact that there are vegetarian options in a mainstream Korean F

Had Yapchae japchae, not bad! Also had some free appetizers like tofu and stuff. Good place to visit with other non-vegetarians, as there are options for everyone.

Please consider adding more vegan options, such as a vegan stew, to the menu.