If you’re a fan of Korean-style hotpot and grilled cooking, then you’ve probably dined at least once at Seoul Garden. 

The Singaporean brand is known for its interactive, communal-style buffet, where you get to indulge in a wide variety of marinated meats and seafood, cooked over a smokeless grill and simmering hotpot. 

Seoul Garden Group, the brand’s parent company, recently celebrated its 43rd anniversary in serving generations of diners, centred on affordable, tasty food and memorable dining. 

Speaking at the anniversary event at its IOI City Mall, Putrajaya outlet, Chief Strategy Officer Davy Wee said:

“Over the past 43 years, we have had the privilege of being part of many special moments in our customers’ lives., from family celebrations and birthday gatherings, to casual catch-ups with friends. As we celebrate, our focus remains on creating enjoyable dining experiences that bring people together.”

As part of the celebrations, Seoul Garden will be rolling out a series of rewards, special promotions, and exciting giveaways. These include: 

• Selected RM4.30 anniversary deals 
• Buy 4 Pay 3 Weekday Lunch Buffet Promotion
• Dine & Win Campaign, where diners who spend a minimum of RM250 in a single receipt stand a chance to win from a total prize pool worth RM300,000. 

Birthday celebrants can also enjoy up to 43% off, while groups dining together can unlock special discounts. 

What’s Next

Over four decades in the industry is a significant milestone, but the brand is not resting on its laurels as it continues to offer different ways for diners to enjoy Korean dining experiences. 

Aside from Seoul Garden Buffet, there is also Seoul Garden Korbi Grill, which focuses on contemporary Korean barbecue aimed at younger diners. Both are expanding in Sabah and Sarawak.  The group has also ventured into delivery through K-Jjang by Seoup Garden Group, a virtual brand aiming to bring Korean favourites to customers wherever they are. 

For more information on the latest deals and promos, visit https://www.seoulgarden.com.my.

*photos courtesy of Seoul Garden

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