Oishi Kitchen - Glen Eira

I will definitely return for the Yuk Gae Jang (spicy beef soup) and Chicken Karake Kare (curry chicken rice). I was in the area and decided to give this new restaurant a try for a quick meal. The dishes were all nicely presented and generally tasty with generous portions. I especially enjoyed the spicy and flavorful Yuk Gae Jang, which paired well with steamed rice. The curry chicken was also delicious, with a smooth and well-seasoned sauce. The unagi bento was good, but a bit bony and could use a touch more spice. The prices were fair for the quality of food, and the service was friendly and efficient. The atmosphere of the restaurant was modern, pleasant, and brightly lit. I will definitely be returning to try out more of their menu items.

If you are looking for truly authentic Korean food, look no further. From the K pop playing in the background to the stainless steel tumblers, this place reminds me of a humble café in Seoul. It's a hidden gem on Chapel Street. The menu offers some super authentic dishes that you rarely find in Korean restaurants outside of Korea, like Luke budae chigge (army stew). The soups and bentos are delicious and portions are generous. Eating here always makes me nostalgic for Seoul.

Super friendly and helpful for adjusting the menu for my daughter food was super quick and tasty thank you for a lovely lunch

Very tasty food and big portions. I went with a vegetarian and the options were numerous. Delicious udon noodles with fresh vegetables and a tasty sizzling plate. Highly recommend will be back!

The food at this restaurant is consistently delicious and satisfying. I tried the Tok Bok Gi, which was extremely spicy but that's what made it so amazing.