Jinjja Kitchen is now in Jurong Point!
New at Jurong Point! Jinjja Kitchen @ Jurong Point bold Korean flavours and creative twists, an exciting evolution of @jinjjachicken !
Their hand-pulled sourdough pizza is chewy, crispy, and paired perfectly with the new Volcano Cheese Ring option.
The K-Boneless Chicken is a must! We opted for Soy Garlic and Honey Butter Soy, so juicy and full of umami. The Rose Tteokbokki Pasta was creamy and comforting (you can even add truffle!), though we wish it had a bit more tteokbokki inside.
If you’re craving something warm and hearty, go for their Jjampong Stew or Jjigae, and don’t skip the classic Kimbap to complete the meal!
Here’s what we tried:
🍗 12pc K-Boneless Chicken ($16.90) – Soy Garlic & Honey Butter Soy
🍕 Pepperoni Pizza with Volcano Cheese Ring ($16.90)
🍝 Rose Tteokbokki Pasta ($14.90, +$1 for truffle)
🥘 Jjampong Stew (choice of noodle or rice) $13.90
🍙 Beef Kimbap ($10.50)
🥤 Sour Fizzy Ade / Ume Grapefruit Ade / Yuzu Tea ($4.50 each)
📍B1-06 Jurong Point
Next to Don Don Donki
If you're planning a visit to Jinjja Kitchen at Jurong Point, here's a little insider tip from my experience. Apart from the popular K-Boneless Chicken and Rose Tteokbokki Pasta, consider trying the Jjampong Stew, which offers a warmly satisfying choice of either noodles or rice—perfect if you want something hearty and comforting. Also, don't miss out on their classic Beef Kimbap; it's a great side to complete your meal. For those wondering about the dining atmosphere, Jinjja Kitchen provides full table service, making it ideal for a relaxed meal with friends or family. It's conveniently located next to Don Don Donki in the mall's basement level, so grabbing a bite here is super easy whether you're shopping or just exploring Jurong Point. Many have asked about halal options—while not officially halal-certified, some dishes lean towards milder, soy-based marinades that may suit varied tastes. However, it's best to check with the staff if you have specific dietary requirements. For students or budget-conscious visitors, the portion sizes and pricing are quite reasonable. The menu has several flavorful options at around $10–$17, offering good value for authentic Korean comfort food. Don't forget to try their refreshing beverage selection like Sour Fizzy Ade or Yuzu Tea to complement your meal. Overall, Jinjja Kitchen combines Korean favorites with creative twists, making it a fresh and tasty addition to Jurong Point's food scene.
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