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2.5 I kinda forgot that Rainbow Alley/ Tivoli Arcade has so many eateries! Today I tried Warra Warra Kitchen which for some reason I thought was Ind…
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The place was hidden behind the Tivoli arcade where the old skateboard shop used to be. Ordered the bibimbap and it was ok, tasty but not really memor…
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This is a great korean casual dinning place, whether be after work drinks and foods or casual dinner. If you want to have korean for lunch, avoid the …
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Warra Warra Kitchen is open for Casual Dining. Warra Warra Kitchen serves Japanese, Korean and Fried Chicken dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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3 Reviews on “Warra Warra Kitchen”
2.5 I kinda forgot that Rainbow Alley/ Tivoli Arcade has so many eateries! Today I tried Warra Warra Kitchen which for some reason I thought was Indonesian. Lol. Upon looking at their menu I realized its Korean and opted to try their potato noodles with rice. I wasnt too sure about this carb on carb combo… it wasnt as if this piggy needs anymore carbs in her life but whateffs.
The dish came out fairly quickly and I immediately realized whilst its cheap, their portions are tiny and hence why they needed the rice to fill you up.
The noodles were great though, slightly spicy from pepper and are nice and chewy. I opted to have it with chicken but I dont really like the chicken – it felt a little stale. Thankfully there wasnt much of it anyway. Dont think I will be in a hurry to come back any time soon, I will probably try all the other eateries in Tivoli Arcade first!
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The place was hidden behind the Tivoli arcade where the old skateboard shop used to be. Ordered the bibimbap and it was ok, tasty but not really memorable to comment more. The place was a bit quiet when I went for dinner.
This is a great korean casual dinning place, whether be after work drinks and foods or casual dinner. If you want to have korean for lunch, avoid the lunch time rush hour. Food – amazing and tasty, great portion size for those are hungry. Highly recommend their soft tofu stew, delish with bit of chilli kick. Definitely a hidden jam in the cbd central.