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Making a name in a district so vibrant in its culinary offerings is no easy task. But despite the challenge - or maybe because of it - Chung Gye Chon is proving to be a worthy contender among the office crowd and well-heeled evening dwellers alike, only a few months after opening.
Though the cosy Korean eatery is only open for dinner, it nevertheless remains a spot worth knowing, particularly if you're looking to entertain clients or unwind after a string of long meetings.
Traditionally styled with a modern finish, the main dining room evokes a soothing and unpretentious vibe, offering an escape from the busy neighbourhood.
But if it's hubbub you're after, Knutsford Terrace, the popular bar street, is just a hair's breadth away, as is the newly opened mega-mall, The One.
The menu at Chung Gye Chon is heavily centred on the classics, from kim chi - reputedly some of the freshest in town - to bibimbap, consisting of rice, meat and vegetables cooked in a stone pot. The steaks are a carnivore's delight - thick, juicy and very affordable.
But the seafood and spring onion pancakes take the prize, each separately cooked to mouth-watering perfection - soft yet just ever so crispy on the outside.
Address G/F, Shop A&B, 1J Kimberley Street
Telephone 2367 8895




















