Noonane - Forest Lake

There were cool powder when I just opened the lid of the rice bowl and I choose to eat spicy pork soup without it, but there were some pieces of pork ears and head meats that I never expected bcz there was no option for zigzag on other special sharing on online order. there were fewer meats, and most of them were black and flesh were even stinking, the suppe stink. I used to be loading in this, but I won't go back and I said there were cold powders when I opened the rice and she just gave me the unpleasant smile without apology.

After 14 months of our last visit this Korean food revisited. the business was obviously more business than before, because the al fresco againstd was full of diners when we arrived. the management could have changed or new trading strategy was used. we placed ourselves through the digital scan of QR code. to share raw crumbs with soy, spicy beef ridge soup and fish roes suppe. Actually, the production rate was very high, because it took only less than five minutes to have all the entries on our table. raw sand crumbs were very fresh with beautiful sweet taste from the crab meat. the soy sauce, together with the fine spice, fits well with the sea fruits. the suppening base of spicy bark was excellent. it was close...read more

Had managed a lot of this place so finally a group of colleagues to dinner. the only staff was fast, efficient and helpful. we all loved the chive pancake that was tasty and perfectly cooked, but don't enjoy the kimchi pancakes, as it was quite thick and soggy. we had only a few different soups, but they were average; the soup base was not rich in taste. one of the suppen came with darms that were not mentioned on the menu, and we did not eat them at all.

It is a cold Saturday morning and I sneak after a boiling hot meaty Korean suppe. every visit I am the only non-Korean patron who guarantees that eating is authentic korean my spicy combination pork soup 16.90) in a super hot stone bowl. the pork soup is delicious with a lot of pork, heart, stomach and kartoffel noodles. a hearty and very satisfying meal in the did. thank you, noonane!

Lazy weekend lunch with two besties. We wanted Korean food but were not prepared to battle it out for parking in Market Square or Sunnybank Plaza, so we trekked a little further and explored our options at the little shopping strip at Turton Street. Opting for something new (rather than our usual at Mapo or Seoul Bistro), we decided to try out the food at Noonane, a couple of shopfronts down.