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2017-12-02
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In the mood for Korean but wanted an evening at home to binge watch on K-dramas, I looked up Korean take away and Ms 100 came up.Located in Central, it's next to the Mid Level Escalators, besides Nood Food. Though small, there is a tiny space to eat in.Menu is in English only and there is no 10% service charge. Serving Korean in a healthy way, they have lettuce wraps, soup and rice bowls.They also have something called a Ms 100 Signature Super Meal for $88. It's basically a Korean style bento. W
Located in Central, it's next to the Mid Level Escalators, besides Nood Food. Though small, there is a tiny space to eat in.
Menu is in English only and there is no 10% service charge. Serving Korean in a healthy way, they have lettuce wraps, soup and rice bowls.
They also have something called a Ms 100 Signature Super Meal for $88. It's basically a Korean style bento. What you get is two omelette rolls, kale salad, bean sprouts, rice and a choice of main. Mains include bulgogli beef, spicy pork, kimchi with pork, fried chicken, japchae or deep fried tofu. You can upgrade to brown rice and quinoa for $10. So you can definitely go the SUPER healthy route or even go vegetarian.
The signature meal sounded good to me, so I ordered that and chose bulgogi beef. It was packed in a cardboard box and was bulging.
Opening it, I realized why it was so heavy and bulging. There was a lot of food! Honestly, it was enough for two people and I ended up eating only half of it and taking the rest to work the next day. I had a choice of spicy or nonspicy and chose nonspicy. It was a garlic ginger sauce. The egg was fluffy. Kale was fresh. Though I wish the beansprouts had a bit more flavor like sesame or something? The bulgogi was tasty but I know in the back of my mind boyfriend would say this is not bulgogi. But it was decent enough for me.
Huge portions and the staff was friendly. Would I be back? Perhaps as I saw they sold gimbap and I love that a lot.
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