Namoo On The Park

Located in Publika and it is next to an outdoor kids playground. Hence, not a bad location for family with kids.
They offer Korean and Korean Fusion food. Overall good quality is very good. However, staff attentiveness is not very satisfactory. Felt that they were not proactive enough.

As Korean food goes, this place doesn’t merit anywhere near the top 50 in KL. A gimmicky menu fails to really be original, which is a shame because the décor is nice. Sigh! I guess I’ll have to go elsewhere for my rice burger fix…

Namoo is a cute Korean restaurant in Publika, it is a popular place and especially with families since it is by the park.
I tried the rice burger and it was pretty good.
The problem with the place however is the staff are unfriendly and inattentive, I don’t know if they even speak English because they did not talk to us at all (we’re caucasian) so that was kind of awkward.

This korean restaurant offers a very romantic setting that is great for a casual date with your special someone. I particularly love their pancakes and chicken with kimchi and rice — very tasty and flavoursome. The interior décor of this restaurant is worth visiting for anyway, the food is an added bonus.
I tried their bingsu for dessert and it was great — not overly sweet and the portion was decent and perfect for 1 person. It’s hard to leave an atmosphere like that where you can just chill and unwind, however they close at 10pm :(
Service is fast and efficient and the staff are friendly and helpful — when we asked for an extra empty cup for my boyfriend they came out almost immediately with one.
So overall, I love this place — food, atmosphere and service — all excellent and much to rave about!

Namoo is a very famous Korean Fusion food restaurant in Publika. Dropped by Namoo with a girlfriend of mine wanting to try their very famous — sweet potato cake. They have another version of the similar cake which is the pumpkin cake.
As both of us are not so hungree, we ordered a kimchi soup to share and a sweet potato cake. Let’s talk about the kimchi soup. The kimchi soup is very flavorful indeed, but it is a bit too salty for me. Pair it with rice then the saltiness will be just fine.
After that we had the sweet potato cake. For me it was just purely overrated. Personally we did not really like the dessert although it was so famous. Worth the try if you are finding something different.

After walking past it so many times, I finally decided to check it out. This is one of the Korean restaurants that is themed for ‘Romantic times’ so it definitely stands out among the rest. I haven’t come across a Namoo restaurant in other places yet so this is the first. The food is exquisite and served in a really artsy fartsy way. The lighting in this place is really dim kinda puts you in the mood kinda thing and the tagline for this shop is «home to good food and romantic times» so go figure!
Store is open within the mall hours which is between 10am to 10pm everyday.

I was looking to try something new and Namoo On The Park came to my mind. I heard rave reviews on their desserts and cakes especially the Korean dessert: bingsoo. It is like our ais kacang but with lots of fruits and a scoop of ice cream, that’s how I would describe it.
I shared the bingsoo with my fiancé and to my expectations is was just average. Nothing to shout about nor it was something different.
At the same time, the service was not that good. The waitresses weren’t paying much attention to the customers, especially to my table. I had to walked up to the cashier to get my bill as none of them took noticed after I tried waving at them.
Not even an apology but that’s okay because I didn’t really enjoy the dessert there.

Namoo on the park is a western korean fusion type of restaurant that located at publika area, the one are near by the playground. I’ve been here for a lunch, I ordered Pomodoro Vagetable Pasta and sweet potato cakes, the pasta just average, not much of vegetable and flavour is not really amusing, but the cake was really good!
recommend you to try the cake :)

Do you love korean cuisine? If you love korean cuisine, find no other than Namoo Korean, I been searching for many korean restaurant for a long time and I must say, It has spectacular view and environment especially in the night.
Generally, I think the interior are simply standard, a very authenthic classical yet modern twist of korean café. I never been Namoo korean not until my best friends dragged me along to it and I must say, I didn’t regret it. My main course was the traditional korean Bibimbab which are refine grain-​centric kimchi rice with some chopped carrots, cabbages and a fried egg with a slight topping of seaweed .! Especially the seaweed topping making it more breathtaking. Though, The portion are quite a disappointment, quite a small portion. It has two side dishes, Kimchi and a sauce (not sure what’s it is) but I believe you have place it in the Bibimbab and mixed. You may think is grossed (well, that’s what I thought initially) but that’s how they consume Bibimbab and is amazing.
This restaurant provides efficient services but I would recommend only arrived there between 5 to 7pm time zone as it has the least population of people there. The prices there are quite standard, not too pricy. I have heard many bad rumors about Namoo Korean so I suggest only try Bibimbab which are delicious and that’s about it.

First of all, the name — Namoo On The Park does sound interesting, though I do not know what it means. Second, I yearn to try this much-​talked about Korean dessert called Pat Bing Soo a.k.a Korean Shaved Ice. It is believed to be a summer snack in Korea that is topped with plenty of sweetened azuki beans or what we call our own ais kacang lar. :P
I thought the taste wasn’t so great lar. Like I said… tasted just like our local ice kacang. I also had the chance to their range of cakes and some other main dishes too. The overall taste was satisfying and I would say they are skewed more to the fusion type.
Overall décor is quite appealing with a lot of wood used. I also like the fact that they have this hook by the table for ladies to hang their handbags. Let me give them a plus point!

Before we started the craze for Café bene, Namoo was the first to offer Korean dessert in Malaysia, serving authentic Korean food at the same time. The café is located at the 1^st floor, above MPH bookstore.
The café is always packed and the servers are always busy, but this do not affect their good service. What to do when you are waiting for an empty table? Namoo’s entrance has a very retro design and drawing of their cute mascot which are very «instagram-​friendly». So, take out your camera and snap some selfies while waiting!
Namoo is famous for their desserts, but my friend and I went to have the coffee instead. Although they do not specialize in coffee, but their made a decent cup of mocha. A nice balance of the chocolate and coffee, with the right temperature. I took a look at around surroundings and realized that many people has ordered their Bing Soo. Only after I realized this is one of their specialty. The Bing Soo definitely looked very tempting and I’ve read quite a number of good reviews on them. I’m going to drop by Namoo very soon again to try the Bing Soo, and also their famous Sweet Potato cake.