The Kimchi Project

Fine dining with reasonable prices. Not too expensive, but not cheap either. The restaurant is set up well. The kids portions are too small if you ask me, only suitable for pre-school children as if your child is any older, they'll need a bigger size to fill their stomachs. A good selection of different dishes on the menu, and they also cater to vegetarians as well.

If they call themselves fusion, they seem approximately 90% Western and 10% Korean. Kimchi fried rice was shocking - not flavourful nor enough to satisfy hunger.

We ordered chicken in 2 ways, teokbokki and kimchi fried rice. Very spicy teokbokki but all the toppings were yum. Chicken was crunchy and delicious but quite small serving for the price(It is a big dish for them!). Kimchi fried rice was very nice with crunchy vegetables chips. Overall lovely experience at the garden but felt little expensive.

I finally checked this place out, have been walking past it for a few years but always thought it’ll be too expensive without even looking at the menu. The price wasn’t actually that bad but the food wasn’t up to expectations. The rice came out dry and the chicken was slightly warm.

The restaurant had such a fantastic atmosphere, very quiet and peaceful with very attentive staff. We ordered 5 plates of food for under 90 dollars, which is excellent value for money! Love the eggplant entree and the kimchi fries, will definitely be back again.