Pink Candy Korean Snack Bar & Cafe

Have been wanting to try this relatively popular Korean food joint at Beauty World food centre. Ordered the Spicy Pork Belly and Squid Bulgogi and Seafood Pancake. For both dishes, they were generous in the portion of ingredients. Seafood pancake was filled with squids. Spicy pork belly and squid tasted delicious. The menu indicated that this dish is simply Pork belly and squid bulgogi. However, do take note that it is mildly Spicy due to the sauce used in this dish. The seafood pancake was a little too thick for my liking. Would prefer the thinner crisper version. If you like thick pancakes, then this is for you. For the price of the dishes (both around $14), it is value for money. I would return to try other dishes.

Ordered the kimchi pancake and the spicy fried chicken. The spicy fried chicken was crispy and well coated in sauce that wasn’t too spicy. The sauce is a little thick and it got kind of sticky after a while. A portion of the fried chicken is 10 pieces, which is quite generous. The kimchi pancake was crispy on the outside and was nicely fried. In total it costs $30 for the 2 dishes, which I thought was quite reasonable. Wait time wasn’t too long either and food was served hot. There was also little plates of kimchi given which was a nice touch!

The queue to order on weekend dinner was a bit long. That said, the wait for the food was much shorter. Outdoor seating but table was not cleaned. Doubt they share the same cleaners as the tables outside of its boundary. Ordered gimbap, cold noodles, seafood pancake and spicy toufu soup. All the food were above average. Gimbap was one of better ones I had. Spicy toufu soup had enough flavor, much flavorful that a lot of places. Seafood pancake was crispy on outside and soft in the inside. Cold noodle was good with the soup well kept in cold with ice and not overpowered by “mustard” taste.

One of the kind eating experience at outdoor roof top and some time you can see nice sunset too. Food is ok but price is on the high side. Sane price as eating in restaurant but no air cond. I think their fried chicken is frozen type also and not so nice as it is quite hard to bite. The drink stall next to it service is very poor though.

Very regular so-so Korean food. Though it's located in a hawker center, but price a little higher than hawker price. Ordered their Pork belly BBQ set, the Lettuce, garlic which I presume eaten as raw wraps were put together with the Enoki mushrooms, wouldn't that be cross contamination? And the plate that were in used for the BBQ is concave to collect the oil, but there's no outlet to drain the oil so the oil will splatter everywhere.

Regular Korean food located at a hipster area with nice sunset view (if you’re lucky enough). Nothing much to brag about, except maybe their kimchi really tasted fresh and refreshing. The lady in pink has difficulty communicating properly as she is not fluent in local languages. Waiting time is reasonable considering the limited manpower managing the huge crowd. All in all, the Korean food is not worth travelling down for. But, if you are around that area and craving for Korean food, I suppose this can satisfy your craving sufficiently well.

Hipster Korean eatery in a hawker centre. Food is nothing to shout about (you're better of taking your spend across the road for better quality and value Korean food). Wait time to order and for the food were atrociously long. If it rains, take a rain check and go elsewhere - most of the seats reserved for the store are outdoor.