My friend told me that her previous korean language teacher told her that there is a Korean food map and guide compiled by their agriculture ministry for Koreans who are residing in Singapore about the locations of authentic Korean restaurants. Togi Restaurant is one of the recommended places taken from the map and it is located along Mosque street in Chinatown.




The banchans were really tasty. I loved the anchovies the most. The stir-fried spicy marinated chicken was not overly-spicy, not overly-sweet: Huge thumbs up. The kimchi pancakes were too dry. As for the spicy chicken soup, the flavour of the soup is fantastic. However, the shreds of chicken in the soup were not marinated and mainly absorbed flavour from the soup. Overall the spicy chicken soup was good, but not the best that I had. Further improvements could be made by increasing the flavour of the chicken shreds. In general, I enjoyed the meal that I had at Togi. The price was acceptable as well. Each dish costs less than $20.

Contact Information:
Address: 11 Mosque street
Telephone: 62210830
Opening hours:

Labels: Korean

After much persuasion from my partner to start a food blog due to my passion for eating and finding the best cafes/restaurants/hawker food in Singapore to fill my tummy, tada!! Here I am..I will be recording all my food adventures: back then , right now and from now on. Not sure whether I will be getting any readers outside my social circle, but I am glad to share my gastronomic experiences to anyone else who are passionate foodies like myself or people who are searching for great places to dine-in for special occasions or regular eat-outs. Singapore may only be 710 sq km huge (according to google), but there are so much so much to explore. A cosmopolitan city which welcomes globalisation with wide arms open, many restaurants and cafes are opened by people all around the world. In addition to so many multi-cultural influences, old-school local hawker food that are reminisced of our nation's history and the roots of our pioneers that establish Singapore on the world-map. Other than Singapore, there will be occasional rants on the food explored in Malaysia as well as wherever my feet takes me to. Go the distance!!! So watch out for this space :)

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