January 2015. We normally buy kimbap from Seoul Mart in Desa Sri Hartamas or Kim's Mart at Solaris Mont' Kiara. At one time we buy kimbab again when we are in Seoul Mart but left only one roll. Seoul mart owner asked if we could wait for 10 minutes he will ask to make more. From there we found out the kimbap was from a small Korean eatery next door~ 88 Kimbab. It is located between Seoul Mart and Maybank, below Daorae. The unit itself is split into two shops. Left is hair saloon while right is 88 Kimbab. 88 Kimbab selling not just Kimbab, there are other variety of food as well. Their price is cheaper than average Korean restaurant since they don't serve fancy or luxury banchan (Korean side dishes) but they do serve simple banchan which taste good.
First time eat-in was on new years eve before 2014 end. It was a quick dinner so I did not take any picture. Today is our second time here. This time I try their soondubu jigge and price at RM15 only. Surprisingly with that low price, it has the same amount of ingredient in soft tofu stew that I can get in other Korean restaurant. Since then we came quite often for quick dinner. Bibimbap is one of our most frequent order. Bibimbap served in Ttukbaegi also available. His most favourite order is Tteok-mandu-guk (Rice Cake Dumplings Soup). Once in a while we will shared a Sundae (Korean blood Sausage).
We also try their others menu such as Kimchi Sujebi, Kimchi-Bokkuembap, Jeyuk deopbab, Tteokbokki & ramyeon set, cheese Bulgogi Deokbap, etc and their signature Kimbab. Their kimbab taste similar to the kimbab chains in Korea. 88 Kimbab also selling banchan. I will buy some (similar ingredient that they use in their bibimbap) to make bibimbap at home. Their also selling home-made Sikye (sweet rice punch) at RM13 in 1.5 liter bottle. Worth to buy and enjoy if you like Sikye.
