Dookki, IOI City Mall

My sister and I went to the Dookki, IOI City Mall twice. The first time was weeks before the MCO. The second time was quite recent. We paid MYR 36.80 per person when we went there for the first time but only MYR 29.80 per person when we went there for the second time. I guess they had some sort of promotion. Also, they have different prices for kids, so please check accordingly.

Dookki, IOI City Mall

For those who are unfamiliar with Dookki, Dookki basically is a restaurant that serves topokki buffet. You pay a flat price (or plus an additional $$$ for the cheese ring) and you can have everything they have on the menu.

K-Fried Chicken Zone @ Dookki, IOI City Mall

They had quite several fried things and a few types of fried chicken which I can't recall perfectly. Pardon me. However, pretty sure my sister and I only took the yangnyeom chicken and a bunch of gimmari (deep-fried seaweed rolls) because they are our favourites! :)

Topokki Buffet @ Dookki, IOI City Mall

Dooki offered a few types of tteok (rice cakes) as you can see from the picture above. My sister and I opt for the tteok that we are used to aka the most normal-looking tteok :)

Additionally, they had different sauces that you could choose from for your tteobokki. I don't have any sauces picture but from what I remember, they had tteokbokki sauce, Dooki sauce, jajang sauce, etc. If you're not familiar with the sauces, you can just inform your server and they will help you.

Topokki Buffet @ Dookki, IOI City Mall

They also had different kinds of vegetables for you to put in your tteokbokki. You can choose whatever that rows your boat, okay? As for us, we opt for scallions, onions, and mushrooms only. My sister does not eat vegetables that much while I have my own preference. So, there's that.

Topokki Buffet @ Dookki, IOI City Mall

They also offered a bunch of proteins. On our first visit, we tried every bit of almost everything namely mussels, whatever balls they had, sausage, fish cake, black pepper chicken, and chicken galbi. However, on our second visit, we only took black pepper chicken, chicken galbi and fish cake.

Odeng/eomuk @ Dookki, IOI City Mall

The odeng/eomuk at Dookki, IOI City Mall was my personal top pick! I loved the odeng/eomuk so much. The broth tasted similar to what I had back in South Korea. So so so good! I can't get enough of the odeng/eomuk. 

Drink Counter @ Dookki, IOI City Mall

As for drinks, Dookki had a limited option of drinks. From what I remember, they had plain water, peach tea, iced lemon tea and lime water. For me, the drink choices were sufficient enough.

Tteokbokki @ Dookki, IOI City Mall

I personally won't shy away from eating again at the Dookki, IOI City Mall because I still want to try tteokbokki with other sauces, especially jajang sauce. I also want to eat their odeng/eomuk again! :)