Set lunch not bad.

Toppokki: Good portion. Fish cake delicious . Rice cake quite hard, if they were cooked longer, should be okay. The sauce was average – not thick, not bland, and not too spicy.

Beef Kimchi Soft Tofu Stew: Good portion with plenty of meat (though, of course, one shouldn't expect high-quality beef at this price point). The tofu was nice, and the soup was quite spicy, little milky.

The Topokki sauce & tofu stew tasted totally different from Hi Seoul's. In Hi Seoul's soup, one can taste layers of flavor, whereas Dubuyo's had a single dominant flavor – spiciness.

Honey Garlic Bulgogi Chicken: Quite hard. The portion could be bigger.

Rice: Very nice

Overall, I think this place serves Malaysian-style Korean food, not authentic Korean food.

It's worth coming for the set lunch; the Toppokki & Stew set is quite worthwhile.