Annyeonghaseyo! One Punggol welcomes one other tremendous inexpensive Korean meals stall — OBBA Jjajang Specific. This Korean noodle model isn’t any stranger to the Tanjong Pagar hood.

There are all the time snaking queues, infinite queue numbers and a hoard of friends ready to enter their flagship outlet.

OBBA Jjajang Specific is a comparatively new idea from the corporate and goals to widen their viewers with inexpensive restaurant-standard Korean eats. The model launched this idea in Woodlands earlier than increasing to Punggol. 

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Based mostly on my expertise eating of their restaurant shops, the parts served had been all the time an excessive amount of for me. After I evaluate that to the photographs which have been shared on-line, I imagine the smaller parts could be excellent given the worth level.

Do be aware that these costs acknowledged on this article are unique to the Punggol outlet solely!

The menu is easy and centered on their greatest sellers. I imagine those that normally order dry noodles would benefit from the Jajangmyeon (S$6.80). It contains a thick and candy black bean gravy poured over thick yellow noodles.

Nevertheless, there aren’t many elements included, which is an excuse to order a portion of Tangsuyuk (S$9.90). Just like Chinese language type candy and bitter pork, the Korean rendition options deep-fried thinly-sliced pork drenched in a candy and barely tangy sauce. 

Then again, soup lovers ought to go for the Jjamppong (S$8.80). In addition to their signature yellow noodles, a beneficiant quantity of recent seafood can also be added. The consequence? A spicy however flavourful noodle dish that’s slurp-worthy.

Nevertheless, in addition they supply further facet dishes in case you’re additional famished. Select from Fried Pork Dumplings (S$3.50), Fried Sausage (S$1.80) or Jajang Bab (S$3.60). Now that the cat’s out of the bag, one can solely hope that the queues at OBBA Jjajang Specific are bearable!

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