SeCham - Makati

Enjoyed my Korean snack here in SeCham. Located in Makati walkway from Enterprise tower going Grernbelt. The place is a cute korean store that cook korean noodles of your choice. I love the Spicy Ramyun Squid noodles with added cheese and egg. It was a bit spicy but the cheese helped to lighten the spicyness. The seafood flavor of the soup is much better compared to the more frequent spotted Ramyun Meat noodles in grocery store. The noodle also come with a glass of icedtea and kimchi. Not bad for 115PHP plus 20 and 15 for additional cheese and egg. We also tied the korean beverage they have. I tried the Milkis milk soda. It tasted like McFloat hehe not bad. ???? Overall the place is a nice place to have your spicy korean noodles instead of cooking it at home or in the pantry. You'll also love the music here if you're a fan of kdrama and kpop. Strong Woman ost was playing on our visit haha.. ????

Affordable (~100 per dish), fast service, clean area. Straight forward menu (different noodle flavors) and the cashier would be very happy to explain them to you if you're not familiar with what you're getting coz the names of the noodles are all in Korean. They also serve Kimchi on the side! Very accessible as it is along the walkway of Dela Rosa.

Overpriced.  Everything on the menu is inclusive of kimchi and a glass of iced tea. Bibimbap servings are good enough for a kid (Fair enough for their "meryenda" concept).  Nothing special about the Ramyun because you just have to choose which instant noodles you want them to cook for you. The cheese add on was GREAT. I suggest to spend additional 20 pesos for this because it will at least make your ramyun special! You also have an option to add an egg.  Kimchi is GOOD, not too spicy, not too fermented.  You can borrow their Kdrama toys from DOTS and Goblin.  They also have a TV that shows Kpop music videos which is great if you're an avid Kpop fan. Overall: Great place, "Good" Food, Overpriced.

As always, the fangirl in me needed to try this one out, seeing that we pass by this place often and it's always jampacked. It's the first I've seen in the Metro where they cook and serve hot shin ramyun. We initially thought it was owned by a native since they got the similar experience, but found out later it was owned by a Pinoy. Tried out the ramyun and bibimbap. The ramyun is similar to how they serve it in Korea and is a great fix to your ramyun cravings so yay! The bibimbap was so-so, for me, Bonchon's taste better  (and cheaper too) Location is great, it's along the walkway to Greenbelt. There's Korean cable tv so fangirls like me can, well, fangirl. A few things to point out though is the space, a bit narrow and easily cramped. No exhaust either so the smell will stick. The ramyun choices were okay but my faves were not available (Clay pot ramyun, sesame ramyun or Cheese ramyun) Prices are okay as the serving comes with Iced Tea but their add-ons (extra cheese, extra kimchi) were a bit pricey for me. I hope they add 단무지 (yellow radish) as side dish~ Bottomline is, for me, it would be cheaper to buy and cook your own ramyun haha. But if I'm lazy, I'll go here ㅋㅋ

As always, the fangirl in me needed to try this one out, seeing that we pass by this place often and it's always jampacked. It's the first I've seen in the Metro where they cook and serve hot shin ramyun. We initially thought it was owned by a native since they got the similar experience, but found out later it was owned by a Pinoy. Tried out the ramyun and bibimbap. The ramyun is similar to how they serve it in Korea and is a great fix to your ramyun cravings so yay! The bibimbap was so-so, for me, Bonchon's taste better  (and cheaper too) Location is great, it's along the walkway to Greenbelt. There's Korean cable tv so fangirls like me can, well, fangirl. A few things to point out though is the space, a bit narrow and easily cramped. No exhaust either so the smell will stick. The ramyun choices were okay but my faves were not available (Clay pot ramyun, sesame ramyun or Cheese ramyun) Prices are okay as the serving comes with Iced Tea but their add-ons... read more