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 Compared to the Korean BBQ Restaurants here in Malaysia. Uncle Jang serves a different dish called Dak Galbi. Dak Galbi is a dish consisting of marinated chicken, chili pepper paste, cabbage, sweet potato, scallions, onions and rice cake that is stir-fried.

My friends have been talking about this place for some time and I finally went to the Puchong branch to try it. They have branches at Mont Kiara, Ampang and Bukit Indah (JB) as well.

 The hot plate is  placed in the middle of the table while the waiter will stir-fry it for you until it's cooked :)
Ramen is included in the dish. However you'll have to order a minimum of 2 portion, either spicy or non spicy. Took the non spicy one since my grandma can't eat spicy. They also provide lettuce for you to wrap it with the dak galbi.

2 portion is just right for 4 person or depending on how much you eat. If you feel it's not enough, you can ask them to add additional rice or ramen. Additional stuff will be charged of course.

Try it if you're looking for something different from the usual Korean BBQ. But beware because of the ventilation, your clothes and hair will smell like Dak Galbi at the end of the day. They don't have an air vent to suck up the fumes.

Another thing I would recommend is the Korean Makgeolli (rice wine). The drink is sweet and has a smooth & milky texture. Compared to Korean Soju, I prefer Makgeolli :)

Uncle Jang Dak Galbi Korean Restaurant is located at:
1-1, Jalan Puteri 1/7, Bandar Puteri,
47100 Puchong.
Tel: 03 8051 2208
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The cousin, Regina came over last weekend and we decided catch up over dinner. Went over to SS15 for Korean food at Da Sa Rang which is located above McD.
 

It was a pretty quite day at Subang and the roads were smooth as it was the first day of 2011. I guess everyone headed off to KL.

Ordered and patiently waited for our food which took some time to prepare.

Luckily for the complimentary side dishes that Korean restaurants always serve before meal, we got to fill in our stomach a little instead of waiting for our food with an empty, growling stomach :P

 

Kimchi Jeong Gol, RM40. It's kimchi soup with toufu, meat, dukbokki (rice cake), glass noodles and veggies. The pot was pretty huge, good enough for 3 person. Me and my cousin ordered this with bap (rice) and it proved to be to much for us. In the end, we're so stuffed! Should've go without the bap but the Kimchi Jeong Gol is awesome :D

Samgyeopsal, RM27. I love korean restaurants because you always get to fry/bbq the beef yourself, but I was pretty disappointed this time because they cooked this in the kitchen for us :(

I guess if you order more meat or come with more people then they'll let you use the stove? With 2 person, perhaps they'll save more electricity and gas by cooking the beef in the kitchen. And you'll have to order at least 2 sets of samgyeopsal to get the lettuce to wrap it with. It you order just one, they won't provide you the lettuce. Err..no thanks, I'll just enjoy my kimchi jeon gol and samgyeopsal. pfft.

 
Having a hearty meal! We were so stuffed at the end of our meal that I've forgotten to take a pic with my cousin.
T_T ...next time~

Da Sa Rang's Kimchi Jeon Gol is highly recommended. The service is pretty alright, not to say very good either because it's hard to call a waiter when you need them but they are friendly. The environment at Da Sa Rang is pretty cosy. At the end of your meal, they will serve a complimentary serving of watermelon (1 person 1 slice) and a sweet drink which I'm not sure what it's called but it was pretty refreshing for after meals :)

Da Sa Rang is located at
Lot 82, Jalan SS15/4D,
Subang Jaya,
(Above McD)