Bibimbap Dosirak @ Eastpoint Mall

3 Simei Street 6 Eastpoint Mall, Singapore 528833 #B1-13

3.7/5.0 (35 reviews)

Halal CertifiedRestaurantKoreanChickenSeafoodBeveragesDessertVegetarianFusionBeefBBQBibimpap

Monday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Friday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

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Last Updated: 9th October 2026

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Dinah Lim

Rated 2.0/5.0 4 months ago

I used to really love getting the ramyeon here but i guess thats one of the few safest dish to order here. Such a shame because the price point was not bad. I ordered beef rice and it was so dry, sad tasting. Picture speaks for itself. A few customers also informed the staff that the soup ran out. 30mins later, still no signs of topping up. The staff inside were all chit chatting too :( the soup would have helped with the dryness. Anyway, eat at your own will but if its not ramyeon, i wont be back.

Jason

Rated 5.0/5.0 6 months ago

Chicken is a bit salty, hope can be improved. Generous kimchi for self service is great. pls put less pepper in soup....why all only show photo before popping the egg and stirring leh? After all the taste matters most, pls check salt level, cheers

LongEr

Rated 3.0/5.0 7 months ago

This restaurant fully proves that South Korea has no tasty food in the Fairprice range! Cheap instant noodles 🍜 or starchy pancakes are shamelessly priced at over 10 SGD—serious markup and extremely poor value! 🙄 🥩 **Beef Instant Noodles** Sounds like beef noodles, but in reality it’s just supermarket Shin Ramyun with three slices of beef. The taste is exactly the instant noodle seasoning packet. Anyone with hands and a stove can cook this at home—no need to pay 10 times the price in a restaurant. Shin Ramyun is indeed quite spicy, about level 5 on the international 1–10 scale, with the chili completely overpowering the food’s flavor, leaving no joy of eating. 🤧 🍤 **Seafood Pancake** Even worse—a simple mix of starch, egg, and scallions, plus a few small frozen shrimps 🍤. Unless you’re a total kitchen novice, you can easily make this at home. All ingredients are cheap, with zero cooking skill required. Yet this shop dares to charge 11.9 SGD—serious overpricing! 🙄 ⭕ **Overall Impression** Some Koreans do dine here, which shows the taste is accepted locally. But that only proves ordinary daily Korean food isn’t tasty—mostly just carb combinations. Instant noodles, widely considered unhealthy and full of preservatives, are boldly served in restaurants, showing how low the chef’s threshold is. 🤧 ⭕ **Side Dishes** The only advantage is free unlimited side dishes and soup. But kimchi or pickled radish are preserved foods, not suitable for eating too much, and easily available in supermarkets. They require no cooking—just open the package and eat. 🙄 ⭕ **Conclusion** The food here is lazy meals—instant noodles when I’m too lazy to cook, or a quick pancake 🥞. It’s not delicious, merely filling. Unless someone is lazy to the extreme or has zero pursuit of good food, they wouldn’t come often. That such lazy fast food can even become a chain restaurant may itself be a “Han River miracle.”

megan

Rated 4.0/5.0 7 months ago

It's ok, not bad but not amazingly good either. Located in B1 next to Daiso, this fast food concept restaurant offers free flow seaweed soup that is kept in a pot while the free flow kimchi is left out in the open. Would definitely recommend getting the chicken bibimbap as the chicken is marinated in a slightly spicy and sweet sauce. There is a sizeable amt of mushrooms and bean sprouts cabbage and cucumbers as well. The SUNNYSIDE UP EGG IS ALSO PERFECT. Runny but not overly runny yolk and perfectly set egg white. The vegetables were also not really seasoned a lot in sesame oil so that's good if you want to be healthy but yeah My mom said the hot stone bibimbap is fake, meaning the clay pot isn't actually the proper clay pot and it's true because the rice at the bottom doesn't get that crispy texture that you get with a real clay pot.

nicnicxun

Rated 4.0/5.0 10 months ago

I ordered the hotstone Bibimbap chicken which cost $7.80 which is quite reasonable. They supply the seaweed soup, kimchi, pickles including the fermented white carrot and cucumber which is good. Even though kimchi tasted slightly too sour for me and the white carrot taste not much. The Bibimbap so far okay, it looked little but I took lots of chapchae so really made my tummy full! Will try next time for the ramen maybe. The only feedback is, I don't understand why there is a place for tray returning station, yet the auntie still opening the packages of ramen there. Saw me standing there want to return the tray still stupor there, and just take her packages of ramen not clearing a place for me to put the tray. Wonder what's she thinking, another lady in the kitchen is polite enough to clear the packages of ramen and say thank you to me for clearing the tray. I'm too tired to argue much just roll my eyes and walked away because of that auntie.

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