Mashitta K Food Story Urban Cuisine - Bukit Mertajam, Penang

Victor S.

The food is actually good. I think they use good ingredients especially the type of rice they serve for me. I had a set lunch, so for that set, I do feel value for money. Will come back to try other items inside the set lunch soon.

Christeen

This is my first visit, Surprisingly good foods but not as authentic as Korean cuisine. Very clean and nice environment. Will definitely come back to try out other dishes.

shing T.

若你没有点饮料他们连白开水也不会给你因为白开水也要RM2.50，虽然食物很大份但单点食物没有小菜, public holiday也不能order set lunch,在这么多间韩国料理店吃饭我第一次见泡菜是深褐色的（非常老的泡菜），我认为他们的服务不到位不够有眼力见因为看到我们吃完了要庆祝生日吃蛋糕不会过来问要收桌子了或者多拿碗给吃蛋糕

Adelene U.

Food was really good. Felt like authentic Korean food. Price was more expensive than usual Korean spot (Spent around 75 for 2 people) but portion was huge. Had to pack back some fried chicken as leftovers. The fried chicken was crispy and super yummy. Ordered the garlic soy. The rice set was huge. They used purple rice and it was very yummy.

Pertat L. (. L.

韩式嫩豆腐汤Spicy Soft Tofu Stew
湯喝起來很清淡，不會吃了口乾舌燥。裡面的屬於材料單調，份量是剛剛好。一個人吃起來會有7分飽。

泡菜饼Kimchi Pancake
這道菜是有待加強，因為泡菜味道不夠濃郁，而且不夠脆。唯一的優點是吃起來不會油膩感。

Cuty Y.

Love the interior design, minimalist
Menu also minimalist, but we can view the menu photo through the QR code ordering system.
Overall the dishes not bad, price quite expensive.
Air con restaurant
Love the americano’s glass bottle, tasted good but quite small for the price.

Azizuddin S.

I lived nearby and never realized a new restaurant has opened up. Don’t usually look around here to eat since not really an area for muslim eaters.

The place is pork free. They put up a lot of halal certs at the entrance, I am assuming those are their suppliers. Of course the restaurant itself is not, but everyone knows those muslim food stalls out there also don’t have the certs.
No alcohol in their menu. Looking through the menu also they don’t have any pork meal.

Some may be skeptical because the restaurant is not always packed with diners as other Korean restaurants. But trust me, this is actually a good sign because this is not one of those “Malaysianized” Korean restaurant.

If you want an at least “legit” jjajangmyeon, this is the place to go. At last a proper jjajang sauce! Not a watery sweet soy sauce jjajang wannabe. I have had so many jjajangmyeons, and most of them have already been “Malaysianized”, especially the pork free option. So if you are looking for a sweet or fancy jjajang, this aint it.

Also their fried chicken is a must try. I already had two order of them. One was the original, and the other was the spicy (it’s not spicy, really). The crunchiness is real. Chicken was fried to order, so expect about 15min wait. The size is also decent, compared to the others

About price, yes it is a bit on the higher end. But for this quality of food that I had so far, I am willing to pay.

Card payment accepted. QR also accepted.

Service, waiters are there really to serve food. Not wait for tables. Order is via QR. The waiters are kind of shy in my opinion. For me I don’t really mind, since order also via QR. Some language barrier with certain waiter, but it’s no big deal.
Owner (I think) came to assist me when she saw one of her staff was struggling explaining stuff to me. We pusing pusing also come around one. We malaysians easy understand each other.

Atmosphere is great. Minimalist interior, with some sort of lounge music playing in background. So you should be able to talk with your party comfortably

Overall, very good experience so far with my 2 visits.

Is this a paid review? Did I get free food to write this?
No and no. I spent more than RM100 here, my own money.

Will be back to try others

Faiz H.

The restaurant is very quiet and relaxing, creating a pleasant atmosphere to enjoy a meal. The food is delicious, well-prepared, and nicely presented. Service is fast, with an attentive crew who make sure customers feel welcomed and well taken care of.