Moving onto the mains, the Bibimbap was quite a lacklustre as it wasn't served in a hot pot. We found the temperature of the rice not hot enough to our liking, but if you (weirdly) like cold Bibimbap, by all means. The Jap Chae with Beef however, was served hot instead of the usual room temperature and came in a pretty generous portion with tender slices of beef within.
Our favourite part of the meal had to be dessert. The freshly made-to-order Lava Cakes were extremely delicious and blew almost everyone away within the first mouthful. Available in three flavours (Taro, Red Bean and Matcha), our pick of the lot was the Matcha.
The concept of Western-Korean dishes at SYNC pretty much won us over. And with the relatively reasonable prices on the menu (except for their drinks), we actually think this place is worth a visit if you are a fan of Korean food. Our only disappointment was that they only have one branch (located at the west), so traveling all the way down if you do not live around the area might just be a hassle.
SYNC Korean Fusion Bistro
3 Gateway Drive
Westgate, #03-01/01A
Singapore 608532
+65 6369 9913
www.galaxybistro.sg
This was an invited media tasting.
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