I have this Korean meal during Chinese New Year, just got time to blog it now

This Top Spice Korean BBQ Restaurant was located in Bandar Puteri, Puchong.

Yes, it does provide Korean BBQ meal but we plan to hook up on the lunch deal for RM10

For just RM10, you can get a set of Korean meal with 6 side dishes plus rice and soup.

Tea and dessert was included as well in this RM10 lunch package

Free Flow Korean Tea, taste lighter than Chinese Tea

Beef Bulgogi set for beef lover…I love the Korean style beef

An Dong Jjim Chicken set for chicken lover…I didn’t ordered this set but managed to ‘steal’ eat.

Well, I prefer the Beef Bulgogi more

Side dish Kim Chi is a traditional Korean pickled dish made of vegetables with varied seasonings.

I prefer the Kim Chi by this Korean BBQ Restaurant as it was not tasted too sour or spicy

Egg & Potato Soup which I finished it all and would love for another one

Frankly, I am not a pumpkin lover but I really love this Pumpkin Dessert.

Sticky and tasteless (no sweet and salt and MSG), I know that eating this is good for health so quickly I whack 2 bowl of this after got another 1 from friend

Grape Bong Bong? Actually is Grape Juice and you gotta pay for this.

I never tried this but Vivian said is good enough to have a try

If you want to try the Korean Meal in Top Spice Korean BBQ Restaurant, follow the link below to get the location

Top Spice Korean BBQ Restaurant In Google Maps

Looking for Siem Reap budget travel guide? Before you go for backpack holiday, the first thing you need to do is to draft your budget plan.

I stay in Siem Reap for 5 Day 4 Night and here’s the list of the information piece you can jot down if you plan to visit Angkor Wat:  -

USD 10 - Boat Ride fees in Tonle Sap lake per person (USD 1 will be donated for road construction around Tonle Sap village)

USD 40 – 3 Day Pass to the city of Angkor per person

USD 25 – Tour guide hiring fees per day (I would recommend you to hire tour guide else it’s like you are visiting the city of Angkor without story). We have 8 people in group, so it was divided to become USD 3.125 per person for 1 day.

USD 40 - Transportation fees on van. We have 8 people in groups so approximately is USD 5 per person a day. Always negotiate the price with the transporter if you just required half day service, means USD 20 will do

USD 25 – Departure airport tax fees when you are leaving Siem Reap International airport (you have to pay additional USD15 if you are coming in with Visa)

USD 15 – Twin sharing room in Bousavy Guest House per night. You can look for lower budget stay (even USD2 per night), but better check for the condition of the Guest House before booking

Based on the calculation, all the items above will need around USD 130 per person, so you left USD 70 just for your eat and drink if you have USD200 as your budget

My piece of advice was try to escape from eating in the restaurant near the Angkor Wat or any other temple

The food price was slightly expensive, unless you are very hungry at the point of time

Another of my advice is, always negotiate on the price before you going for places that far away from City of Angkor.

Because there’s should be additional pay in terms of transportation and tour guide fees

We paid another USD 5 to tour guide and USD 20 for transporter to bring us to Kbal Spean (River thousand Linga)

Sames goes to if you request to watch sunrise in Angkor Wat temple, confirm with your transporter and tour guide if there’s any additional charges for it.

We paid USD 5 to tour guide and another USD 5 for transporter just to visit the sunrise in Angkor Wat

Some tipping will do, if you feels that the tour guide doing a good job

In total, each of us spent around USD 200 during the 5 Day 4 Night stay including souvenir (but excluding the Air Asia ticket price).

Photo by Marcus Ong from Panasonic DSLR – 9 March 2009

More photo and blog coming for this Angkor Wat trip. Stay tuned