Tanjong Hwaro

Was looking for an authentic Korean charcoal grill and want good beef and pork - found this outlet has good quality Charcoal grill meats that is still not too expensive. We ordered a promo beef and pork set enough for 4. We love the quality of the beef and pork and the perfect grilling by the friendly lady boss and staff. The banchan are all good and they are prompt in refilling them. For me - 2 things that are not up to par : the steam egg that came with the set and the neangmyeon ( cold noodles) $18. Got free yakult end of meal! This outlet is very hot and noisy. Definitely not a place to linger and can’t enjoy meal so much. Will come back and try the other outlet on the end closer to MRT that boss said is cooler.

One of the highlights of the restaurant is the use of charcoal for barbecuing the meat. The staff's professionalism in cooking the meat to perfection further adds to the positive impression. While most dishes lived up to expectations, the fried chicken fell a bit short. It was deemed "meh" and could potentially be improved for a more consistent. Nevertheless, this minor hiccup does not overshadow the overall positive aspects of Tanjong Hwaro.

Went there for a National Day lunch with the family. Had their Set A, some ala-carte beef cuts, cold noodles & Army Stew. Didn't expect much, but surprise of surprise, the family agreed that the cuts of meats were the best of all the Korean BBQ restaurants that we have tried so far. Will definitely be back there to try the other stuff.

Tanjong Hwaro provides a decent Korean BBQ experience with some highlights, notably the Seafood Pancake. It's a good spot for smaller groups looking for an authentic, no-frills Korean BBQ meal. Snapshot of our experience: - Beef Set B which contains: (Part of set) Short-rib boneless: A staple of any Korean BBQ, this dish provided an authentic taste, though it didn't particularly stand out. (Part of set) Beef Brisket: A classic choice for BBQ lovers, it was enjoyable but nothing too memorable. (Part of set) Marinated Beef Rib: These ribs were good, but an unfortunate overcooking incident was promptly addressed by the staff - a plus point for their service. (Part of set): Other items like Soup and Gyeran Jjim (standard, with the steamed eggs being less fluffy than usually expected). - Seafood Pancake: Surprisingly, this was the highlight of the options we'd ordered! The pancake was perfectly cooked, and the balance of flavors between the seafood and dough made it an absolute delight. Service was satisfactory, and it was commendable that they acknowledged their mistake and replaced the overcooked meat without any fuss. However, a word of caution for larger parties: table size could be an issue. For a comfortable dining experience, a group of 3-4 is recommended, as the space tends to get cramped with all the food and drinks.