Koibito - Sydney

Nice Korean place for hangout, their seafood pancake too thin.. but the chapjae and chicken perfectly cooked fine and tasty . Would be back here for sure once i am back.

Food: a variety, good quantities and decent food/cost for large table service: good, but had to sit on the side ambience: dark and loud as the day goes on (Friday). Korean movies/bands poster on the walls and windows add to the mix overall I am back.

I had been living in Sydney for six years but never notice this one! Locating at the second floor of a bar, it is very quiet and serves great food. My routine is one small beef bone soup $20)with one small Serve of spicy chicken wings $15/10pieces). Served with 4-6 various side dishes, I Cannot finish it with two people and only $35. One of the best thing is that it is not easy to find a table on Friday night but you would possibly get one here. The waitress here is a bit lazy though...

I like the dishes served at koibito. the portions are generous, have stabbing Korean aromas and prices are appropriate. I like the fact that they are also a bit away from the Korean city. I give this place 4 bears.

Dinner last night on was amazing. Located on second level, this restaurant is hidden gem. Honestly we had a very good dining experience. Food was super tasty, and the portion was huge. 4 of us dine and ordered spicy octopus on chef recommended dish, glass noodle dish and spicy soup, with 4 side of rice. Octopus is just super tender, can't stop eating it , super yummy. The glass noodle was enough to share even for 5 to 6 people. The soup was the yummy, selection of ham, sausages and rice cake with noodle are visibly tempting and make you want to eat those right away. Very comforting dish on cold weather.