Sinnara Kko Kko - Muntinlupa

300 Pesos for unlimited samgyeopsal, pineapple juice, rice and side dishes like in a usual Korean restaurant. The things I didn't like were that their place didn't feel that clean because maybe it wasn't, the pork belly was too fat, the pineapple juice tasted weird and not the best kimchi. But overall 3/5 because of the excellent service, the friendly staff and I love kbbq ????

It was my 2nd time here. I'm a little bit sad since my favorite potato marble dish wasn't in their on-board marble land yesterday. Together with my business units, we ordered Budae Jiggae and used their Unglanz Samggyeopsal. As usual, I really enjoyed Samgyeopsal Ssam (pork belly salad wrap) with their really good red bean paste! ???? Your rice really joined us as it was good quality rice in fact that it is unlimited. ?????????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????)

We have passed this place a few times but never tried to try this place until on a Friday night all the places we visit frequently were full. You might find it hard to see Sinnara as its front doesn't look like a restaurant. It looks like a house turned into a resto, but they have a somewhat large banner with their promos outside. We were greeted by the owner himself and he was kind enough to show us to our seats. We ordered her unli samgyupsal which is a sure hit with my certified meat loving husband. We arrived already at 9:00 p.m. so we only had an hour and a half to enjoy the unli promo. Everyone agreed with our requests (side dish refills, wraps and meat) but sometimes the meat they give us is either cut too thin or too thick but otherwise it was a good experience. In any case, it will fill your stomach. By the way, their red chili pepper paste is a dream.

In any case, my favorite restaurant in Korea! From the outside, the restaurant may not look so inviting due to missing windows, but it is definitely a hidden jewel of the South. This is the perfect place for a visit to Korea! Everything on the menu is authentic Korean food. The portion size is suitable for sharing, especially in groups. Most food they offer are also unique - I have to say very Korean. Best ask the owner for a recommendation, as it is always in the restaurant to welcome its guests. Definitely worth a visit! For those who ask yourself where it is - it is right next to the Avenue 75. It has a huge Korean signage, so that the name "Sinnera KKO KKO" is not so visible.

I accidentally found this restaurant last week of February after knowing that our favorite restaurant nearby had gone out of service. At first we hesitated to go in as the restaurant had no windows to see what was going on inside but good thing we did! The menu is authentically Korean and some cannot be found in other similar restaurants in the area. The portions are huge in comparison and the staff are very friendly especially the Korean who I think is the owner (he always smiled). We went back yesterday (March 3rd) and were again very happy with the food and customer service. Will add this to my list of favorite Korean restaurants here at BF Homes.