Comments on: Seoul Garden http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/ A place where we LIVE to EAT !!! Wed, 07 Jan 2009 04:08:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: kebab http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-32276 kebab Fri, 26 Sep 2008 03:49:02 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-32276 They do have a website http://www.seoulgarden.com.my/ Here's the branch and its numbers in MALAYSIA: BUTTERWORTH 1831-G1 JALAN PERUSAHAAN HIGHWAY AUTO-CITY, NORTH-SOUTH JURU INTERCHANGE, 13600 PERAI TEL: 604-501 9339 FAX: 604-501 9338 KLANG VALLEY PLAZA PANTAI BRANCH LOT C1.27 & D1.26 GRD FLR PLAZA PANTAI (KERINCHI LRT STATION) NO. 5, PERESIARAN PANTAI BARU OFF JALAN PANTAI BARU 59200 KUALA LUMPUR TEL: 03-2283 1888, 012-609 7385 1 UTAMA BRANCH UNIT F235, FIRST FLR 1 UTAMA SHOPPING CENTRE BANDA UTAMA 47800 PETALING JAYA SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN TEL: 03-7722 1339, 012-609 7385 PENANG PLAZA GURNEY, 170-B1-32A TEL: 016-462 3731 MALACCA LOT G87 & G88, MAHKOTA PARADE NO. 1, JALAN MERDEKA TEL: 606-281 8559 They do have a website http://www.seoulgarden.com.my/

Here’s the branch and its numbers in MALAYSIA:

BUTTERWORTH
1831-G1 JALAN PERUSAHAAN
HIGHWAY AUTO-CITY, NORTH-SOUTH
JURU INTERCHANGE, 13600 PERAI
TEL: 604-501 9339
FAX: 604-501 9338

KLANG VALLEY

PLAZA PANTAI BRANCH
LOT C1.27 & D1.26 GRD FLR
PLAZA PANTAI (KERINCHI LRT STATION)
NO. 5, PERESIARAN PANTAI BARU
OFF JALAN PANTAI BARU
59200 KUALA LUMPUR
TEL: 03-2283 1888, 012-609 7385

1 UTAMA BRANCH
UNIT F235, FIRST FLR
1 UTAMA SHOPPING CENTRE
BANDA UTAMA
47800 PETALING JAYA
SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN
TEL: 03-7722 1339, 012-609 7385

PENANG
PLAZA GURNEY, 170-B1-32A
TEL: 016-462 3731

MALACCA
LOT G87 & G88, MAHKOTA PARADE
NO. 1, JALAN MERDEKA
TEL: 606-281 8559

]]> By: kebab http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-32274 kebab Fri, 26 Sep 2008 03:31:05 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-32274 It's stated HALAL , no pork served but how the food is processed (E.G: chickens slaughtered by muslim) or the ingredients that goes innit stays UNCLEAR. Just don't hesitate and you'll be fine. I've been to Seoul Garden at One Utama, The food is great but the place seems crammed at peak hours, the arrangement of tables maybe. The Buffet during ramadhan is great, they never ran out of fresh supplies. Altough the day that i went there, the Ice Kacang (A.B.C) machine didn't work at all and to make things worst they left the abc condiments and ingredients on the dressing table just for you to see. :-( i got creatved and eat my ice cream with kacang, jagung and cendol instead of actual blended ice. It’s stated HALAL , no pork served but how the food is processed (E.G: chickens slaughtered by muslim) or the ingredients that goes innit stays UNCLEAR. Just don’t hesitate and you’ll be fine. I’ve been to Seoul Garden at One Utama, The food is great but the place seems crammed at peak hours, the arrangement of tables maybe. The Buffet during ramadhan is great, they never ran out of fresh supplies. Altough the day that i went there, the Ice Kacang (A.B.C) machine didn’t work at all and to make things worst they left the abc condiments and ingredients on the dressing table just for you to see. :-( i got creatved and eat my ice cream with kacang, jagung and cendol instead of actual blended ice.

]]> By: Alfian Abdul Halin http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-32218 Alfian Abdul Halin Tue, 23 Sep 2008 03:27:00 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-32218 Hi all... just would like to give some points about the Halal (or some spell it Halaal) thinggy. as many of you might know, Halal means food or any other consumables that Muslims can... well, consume... according to the rules of their religion, Islam. For starters, of course halal means pork free :) But it goes beyond that. Besides pork, there are also other animals and food-ingredients that are non permissible. Some examples are: 1) Pork derived products (and also of course dog derived... but not to worry as not many people eat dogs (openly) in Malaysia... heard of a place in the darker sides of KL that did this... but maybe just an urban legend)... or any hybrid or clones from either 2 what soever :) 2) Alcohol ... there is some literature/scientific Islamic research that allows a certain percentage of alcohol in medicine. But I am not sure whether its allowed at all in food. From what I know, alcoholic beverages, and coking wine etc, are not halal (haram is the opposite of halal, just FYI) 3) Animals (including cow, sheep, chicken etc.) that are not slaughtered the Islamic way... basically, to be halal, the slaughtering process must have...: a) The person doing the slaughtering must be Muslim b) Must follow the rules of slaughtering, whereby the two main veins (called halkum and merih in malay... not sure bout the English translations) must be severed c) In a pure environment where the animals do not come in contact with pigs or dogs... 4) The food in question must be prepared using permissible ingredients and the correct way: a) Ones not containing non halal derived elements (e.g. pork derived, or even cow (or any other halal animal) derived where the animal was not slaughtered the Islamic way) - For example... the use of animal (e.g. COW) gelatin in some sweets etc. If the cow was slaughtered the Islamic way, and then gelatine was derived from it... then it should be OK :) Well, basically that's what pops out of my head at the moment :) If anyone has any further comments, you can always post a reply :) or even email me at alfianupm AT gmail DOT com :) Ok. Cheerios! Hi all…

just would like to give some points about the Halal (or some spell it Halaal) thinggy.
as many of you might know, Halal means food or any other consumables that Muslims can… well, consume…
according to the rules of their religion, Islam.

For starters, of course halal means pork free :) But it goes beyond that.
Besides pork, there are also other animals and food-ingredients that are non permissible.
Some examples are:

1) Pork derived products (and also of course dog derived… but not to worry as not many people eat dogs (openly) in Malaysia… heard of a place in the darker sides of KL that did this… but maybe just an urban legend)… or any hybrid or clones from either 2 what soever :)

2) Alcohol … there is some literature/scientific Islamic research that allows a certain percentage of alcohol in medicine. But I am not sure whether its allowed at all in food. From what I know, alcoholic beverages, and coking wine etc, are not halal (haram is the opposite of halal, just FYI)

3) Animals (including cow, sheep, chicken etc.) that are not slaughtered the Islamic way… basically, to be halal, the
slaughtering process must have…:
a) The person doing the slaughtering must be Muslim
b) Must follow the rules of slaughtering, whereby the two main veins (called halkum and merih in malay… not sure bout
the English translations) must be severed
c) In a pure environment where the animals do not come in contact with pigs or dogs…

4) The food in question must be prepared using permissible ingredients and the correct way:
a) Ones not containing non halal derived elements (e.g. pork derived, or even cow (or any other halal animal) derived
where the animal was not slaughtered the Islamic way)
- For example… the use of animal (e.g. COW) gelatin in some sweets etc. If the cow was slaughtered the Islamic
way, and then gelatine was derived from it… then it should be OK :)

Well, basically that’s what pops out of my head at the moment :)

If anyone has any further comments, you can always post a reply :) or even email me at
alfianupm AT gmail DOT com :)

Ok. Cheerios!

]]> By: sogua http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-32067 sogua Mon, 15 Sep 2008 01:00:23 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-32067 Smantha: according to Patrick, they are offering special buka puasa set. so may be u can give them a call. Smantha: according to Patrick, they are offering special buka puasa set. so may be u can give them a call.

]]> By: Samantha http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-32053 Samantha Sat, 13 Sep 2008 08:27:43 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-32053 is seoul garden selling "Halal" food means pork free?a friend of mine asking so cos she will be having dinner with a Malay aunt.By if I am not mistaken,it's pork free..right? is seoul garden selling “Halal” food means pork free?a friend of mine asking so cos she will be having dinner with a Malay aunt.By if I am not mistaken,it’s pork free..right?

]]> By: Martin Yao http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-31083 Martin Yao Fri, 01 Aug 2008 10:07:52 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-31083 They have a branch in 1Utama New Wing. Was choosing between Seoul Garden and Shogun and finally chosen Shogun the other day. Will go with my friend to try out Seoul Garden 1 day... yum yum yum... They have a branch in 1Utama New Wing.

Was choosing between Seoul Garden and Shogun and finally chosen Shogun the other day.

Will go with my friend to try out Seoul Garden 1 day… yum yum yum…

]]> By: Lets http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-30654 Lets Thu, 03 Jul 2008 15:48:45 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-30654 anyone know the adult price 4 dinner time @ Auto-City Seoul Garden? anyone know the adult price 4 dinner time @ Auto-City Seoul Garden?

]]> By: joewin http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-29945 joewin Wed, 14 May 2008 15:31:27 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-29945 hey grace, where is the seoul garden restaurant? ever since visiting korea in 2001, my family have enjoyed their food very much. hey grace,
where is the seoul garden restaurant? ever since visiting korea in 2001, my family have enjoyed their food very much.

]]> By: kiera http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-29865 kiera Mon, 12 May 2008 12:56:09 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-29865 seol gardenn is so delicious! ive been there during the fasting month, full of people! seol gardenn is so delicious! ive been there during the fasting month, full of people!

]]> By: SHIKIN http://www.yummycorner.com/2006/02/14/seoul-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-28774 SHIKIN Sun, 16 Mar 2008 10:44:00 +0000 http://yummycorner.com/?p=25#comment-28774 Hi Grace, Need to contact Seoul Garden (zingrill) in Singapore. Good luck! Hi Grace,
Need to contact Seoul Garden (zingrill) in Singapore. Good luck!

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