Keum Eun Don Singapore is a Seoul-born Korean barbecue restaurant at HillV2, but the useful question is not which celebrities may have visited its Korean outlets. It is what you can order, what the meal may cost and whether the Hillview location suits your group. This guide answers those questions without presenting a media tasting as an independent review.
The Singapore outlet focuses on table-grilled pork and beef, including aged pork cuts, set menus and Korean stews. Published menu reports do not all show the same lunch price, so the figures below are reference points rather than a promise. Confirm the current menu and final price when reserving.
Keum Eun Don Singapore: essential details
| Detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Address | 4 Hillview Rise, HillV2, #01-09, Singapore 667979 |
| Opening hours | Daily, 11.30am–2.30pm and 5pm–10pm. This is split lunch and dinner service, not continuous opening. |
| Telephone | +65 6222 0221 |
| Nearest MRT | Hillview on the Downtown Line; allow roughly six to ten minutes on foot, depending on your route. |
| Reservations | Use the contact route shown on the restaurant’s official Singapore account or call. Ask for the applicable session and last-order time. |
Menu prices: useful examples, with a caveat
Recent published menu examples provide a reasonable planning range, but they are not a substitute for the restaurant’s current menu. A June invited tasting reported an Eun set at S$145 for two to three diners, including prime beef short rib, pork belly, pork collar, one stew and one drink. Other recent menu reporting listed pork belly at S$26 for 180g, pork collar at S$27 for 180g, prime beef short rib at S$79 including the bone, and soft tofu stew with seafood at S$16.
| Example | Published price | Decision note |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday beef bulgogi lunch set | From S$26 in recent menu reporting | Check weekday availability, serving size and stew choice. |
| Pork belly / pork collar | About S$26–S$27 per 180g | A group may need several portions plus rice or stew. |
| Eun set | S$145 in a June tasting report | One included drink for a set described for two to three diners; ask what the current set contains. |
| Prime beef short rib | S$79 including bone in recent reporting | Bone-in weight is not the same as edible meat weight. |
Before ordering, ask whether the displayed prices are subject to service charge and GST. For two diners, compare the set price with the cost of two meat portions, one stew and rice. A set is not automatically better value if it includes cuts or drinks you would not otherwise choose.
What the restaurant is known for
The restaurant’s launch materials describe selected pork cuts as going through wet ageing followed by dry ageing, with charcoal used in the preparation and grilling process. Treat that as the restaurant’s description of its method, not an independent finding by Little Big Red Dot. The current menu has also been reported to include pork belly, pork collar, beef short rib, bulgogi, soft tofu stew and kimchi-based dishes.
If your group has dietary restrictions, call first. This is a pork-focused Korean barbecue restaurant and is not represented here as halal-certified. Ask about allergens, cross-contact and non-pork options rather than assuming a stew or side dish is suitable.
Who is it best for?
- Good fit: small groups that want a sit-down, table-grilled meal near Hillview and are comfortable ordering several sharing dishes.
- Consider lunch: if you want a lower entry price and can visit during the shorter lunch session.
- Check before bringing children: ask about high chairs, stroller space and whether staff assist with grilling.
- Less suitable: diners seeking an all-you-can-eat buffet, a continuous afternoon service or a halal-certified restaurant.
For a different style of Korean barbecue, compare our Seoul & So dining guide. You can also browse more current openings in our Singapore food and drink coverage.
Booking checklist
- Choose lunch or dinner and confirm the exact reservation time; the restaurant closes between sessions.
- Ask for the current menu or set inclusions, especially if a published price is the reason for your visit.
- Confirm whether service charge and GST are included.
- Tell the restaurant about allergies and dietary restrictions before arrival.
- For a larger group, ask whether all diners must take a set and whether a deposit or cancellation rule applies.
Reporting note, sources and corrections
Last checked: 15 July 2026. Little Big Red Dot did not independently dine at the restaurant for this update. Operational details were checked against the restaurant’s official account and its supplied opening material, then cross-checked against a clearly disclosed invited tasting report and separate current menu coverage. Menu prices can change.
Earlier Little Big Red Dot pages led with claims about celebrity visits. We could not independently verify every named visit from primary evidence, so those claims have been removed from the decision guide. Two older duplicate pages have also been consolidated into this canonical URL.
