A brilliant, modern take on traditional Korean flavors! Dosirak (which translates to the traditional Korean packed lunchbox) was founded by half-Korean, half-Singaporean brothers Eugene and Edward. They built this concept to share their family’s 100-year-old heirloom recipes passed down from their Omma (mother). The food here feels incredibly wholesome and authentic, but with a fun, fast-casual twist. Instead of a traditional metal tin, the bibimbap is served in a cute, ice-cream-style pint. You pour in their homemade, secret-recipe Gochujang sauce, put the lid on, and literally 'shake' it up to mix all the ingredients—just like Korean school kids used to do with their tin lunchboxes! The meats are perfectly marinated, the veggies are fresh, and it’s completely MSG-free. A must-try if you want a healthy, comforting meal with real cultural roots.

My go to for a quick meal fix - loving the flavours. Seems well-balanced enough for me and keeps my stomach filled. The fresh green apple juice with sour plum topping was really thirst quenching. Didn't give 5 stars for service coz the staff on evening duties doesn't look too happy on the occasions I had ordered. The 2 staffs in the day seem fine.

Rescued a bag from Yindii but was treated poorly by staff. Review: I appreciate what Yindii stands for and have had many positive experiences with the app, but unfortunately this particular redemption was disappointing because of the service. The staff member who attended to us came across as quite cold and unfriendly. We politely asked if it was possible to have one extra set of utensils, and we made it clear that we were completely okay if the answer was no. It wasn't even about the cost of the utensils, we were simply making a polite request. Instead, we were told, "You buy from Yindii already, it's already very cheap." We fully understand that Yindii offers discounted food to reduce food waste, and we genuinely appreciate that. However, receiving a discount shouldn't mean customers are made to feel like they're asking for too much over a simple request. If extra utensils weren't available, a simple "Sorry, we're unable to provide extra utensils" would have been perfectly understandable and appreciated. The issue wasn't that we didn't get the extra utensils, it was how the request was handled. We left feeling unwelcome, which was disappointing. I hope the merchant can treat Yindii customers with the same courtesy and respect as any other customer, regardless of whether they're purchasing through Yindii or paying full price. + the food wasn’t the best, had better options from yindii

First time eating at this place. I ordered the Avocado Sweet Potato with Soy Garlic Jang. The staff were quite friendly and accommodating. I requested for sauce to be separated and no corns. The food felt fresh. And I enjoyed the food. Will be back to try some other items :)

i came down today (18/06/2026) and your staff in the picture is so RUDE! not once did she acknowledge me. when i greeted her, silence. when i ordered and waited for acknowledgement, silence. even when payment, she just shoved the machine at me. when passing me my drink, she didn’t even bother informing me and just left the drink on the counter. so rude! train your staff to be better. she didn’t even bother smiling or verbally acknowledging me. is this what you call good customer service???? your drinks are good but your staff is a major turn off. NEVER RETURNING AND DONT PATRONISING THEM.