Ko Ryo Jeong Restaurant Pte Ltd - 10 Anson Rd

We went for their famous 간장게장 (crab marinated with soy sauce) which was flown directly from Korea. Ordered for two and a few other dishes shared by three of us. Crab was really good as the one in Korea(if not so far the best in singapore). It may seem expensive but as the set comes with soup, rice, steamed egg, mackerel and bulgogi(cannot remember if it was beef or pork), it is definitely worth it. Other dishes are average, but I am happy to go back again for their crab.

Only tried their bento lunch boxes, but, they are fantastic. Homemade Korean food, and they taste great ?. And friendly aunty too. If you're lucky, she may give you a discount on the bento boxes. Yeah, they are a bit pricey. Note: They have a restaurant at the second floor. And they have a small pop-up takeaway stall at the first floor.

The food and service are superb! Personally, I love the oyster pancake, cold noodle, sauce crab and the ban chan :D

authentic Korean snack shop! Totally worth visiting. Price slightly on the high side but overall customer service is good! Good for quick lunch/snack

Finally! After my third attempt to visit, I was able to try their food. But I came at the wrong time (again). First was on a Saturday at around 8pm, 2nd was on a Sunday. Please note that the restaurant at L2 is closed for lunch break for Mondays to Saturdays, 3pm - 5pm. But fret not, pop up store at L1 will still be open. Also note that they are closed on Sundays (for both L1 & L2). There was two 언니 (Unnie=Sister) who attended to me during my visit to their pop-up store. They were really really very friendly! This store isn't very spacious but they gave me the most convenient area for me to have my tteokbokki. Even gave me an eomuk with soup on the house. Too bad I didn't managed to try the marinated crabs, it was sold out. But I would say the snacks was really good! They used wheat cakes for their tteokbokki, which I prefer over the usual rice cakes for their texture. The eomuk was excellent to go with the tteokbokki. Loved the eomuk soup too, its like comfort food for me. I chose vegetable fritter to go with my tteokbokki, found it really flavourful but would be better if it was freshly fried. Their japchae is excellent, fragrant and nicely seasoned. Bulgogi gimbap was good too! All in all a very pleasant visit, will definitely be back to try my luck for the marinated crabs. Will update again!

went there at 5+pm. My friend and I ordered 3 sticks of fish cakes, 1 pancake and 3 cheese balls and spicy rice cake. Total is $21, overpriced but completely understandable as it’s around CBD - The rice cake is super spicy and yummy: 100/10. - For the fishcakes: taste average, nothing great about it. - Pancake is good. - Cheeseballs: Super Super Yummy!! highly recommended it

Love the food and side dishes. Tastes more intense and stronger than other Korean places, which I like! The kimchi jiggae is hot and spicy ? They have unique side dishes that I didn't find in other restaurants like spicy braised eggplants. Service is friendly and quick. Will come back.

Korean-owned, this authentic and cosy restaurant is a great spot if you’re up to try some traditional Korean dishes. My friends and I tried soy marinated crab for the first time and we are glad we tried it out at Ko Ryo Jeong. Airflow from Korea, their crabs are freshly marinated by owner-chef in an umami soy concoction. It was so fresh and delicious (맛있는)! Their hospitality is impeccable as well. We felt welcome by the owners who were enthusiastic to share more about their transitional cuisine with us. This is definitely a good spot if you’re craving some traditional Korean food! Side note, their banchan was really amazing. I love their kimchi!