Behind sliding doors sit a handful of quiet rooms where embassy delegations, visiting Korean guests and Jalan Tun Razak boardrooms have closed the conversations that matter. Pork- and lard-free, plated by a Korean-government-certified kitchen, served with the restraint of fine dining.
Onsemiro has hosted these tables for over fifteen years — since 2011, inside Intermark Mall on Jalan Tun Razak.
Each room is prebooked and prepared for your party alone. Tell us the occasion and the headcount; we will set the room, the menu and the service to suit it.
An intimate room set with low Korean tables, in the unhurried spirit of a traditional hanok. Ideal for close family gatherings and quiet hospitality, served as a traditional set menu.
Our larger room, built for delegations and corporate dinners. Charcoal Korean BBQ is grilled and plated tableside by our staff, ordered à la carte or as a set. The room our embassy regulars know well.
The entire restaurant — dining room, open kitchen and both private rooms — held for your party in the evening. A bespoke menu built with the chef for receptions, launches and milestone celebrations.
Every private room is prebooked and prepared before you arrive. Bring flowers, a cake or a banner for a birthday, an anniversary or a signing — decorations are welcome, and our team will help you set the room. The setting stays authentically Korean throughout: sliding doors, considered detail, and food plated by Korean hands.
The whole kitchen is pork- and lard-free, so colleagues and guests with different needs can sit at one table without splitting the group. Alcohol is served from a separate section for those who would like it.
Korean diplomats, embassy delegations and Jalan Tun Razak corporate teams have been private-room regulars here since 2011 — the quiet measure of a room that gets it right.
Message us your date, headcount and the nature of the gathering, and we will propose the right room and menu. The fastest reply is on WhatsApp.
Open daily, 10:00–22:00 · last orders 21:30. Ampang Park LRT is a four-minute walk; KLCC is two stops away.
