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MODU Opens New CBD Restaurant With 12 Samgyetang Flavours

MODU High opens at Amoy Street with Korean ginseng chicken soup

MODU Opens New CBD Restaurant With 12 Samgyetang Flavours

If you’ve ever queued at MODU Korean restaurant, you’ll know the hype around its comforting bowls of samgyetang. Now, the brand is taking things up a notch with MODU High, a new concept that has just opened along Amoy Street in the CBD. The new Korean ginseng soup restaurant officially opened on 31 March 2026, offering a larger space and a more extensive menu compared to its OG Mandarin Gallery location.

Diners can look forward to 12 different samgyetang flavours—double the number offered at the original MODU. For those unfamiliar, samgyetang is a traditional Korean ginseng chicken soup that’s both nourishing and warming. At MODU High, the dish is made with premium ingredients, including halal-certified organic spring chicken, ginseng, jujube, garlic, and glutinous rice.

The broth is simmered for up to 12 hours at a low temperature to bring out a rich, deep flavour. The menu is split across several categories, including premium, speciality, and classic samgyetang.

Some notable options include the Yang Vitality($52++), which is positioned as an energy-boosting option, and the newly launched Chicken & Premium Seafood ($74++), studded with Korean abalone and octopus. Other new additions include the Wild Mushroom ($48++) and Truffle ($48++), prepared with black truffles for a luxurious, umami-packed aroma.

Those who want something punchier can order the Spicy Herbal ($38++) samgyetang. We tried and loved this flavour at the original MODU, where it’s known as the Hangover soup. This rendition was zesty, spicy, and flavourful altogether, with strong notes of minced garlic.

MODU High’s interiors are inspired by a modern Hanok, a traditional Korean house, featuring warm wood tones and a calm, minimalist design. Situated in the CBD, the restaurant is perfect for both quick lunches and after-work dinners. To celebrate the opening, diners can enjoy a complimentary Tofu G gelato with every dine-in visit for a limited time.

The promotion is available until 30 April 2026, while stocks last. In other Korean-related food news, KFC is launching a new Samyang Buldak Carbonara Double Down on 8 April!

You can also check out our guide to the best Korean restaurants in Singapore for more recommendations. Address: 96 Amoy Street, Singapore 069916

Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 11:30am to 10pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am to 11pm

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MODU High is not a halal-certified eatery. Feature image adapted from MODU High.

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  • Who: MODU High · Amoy Street · MODU
  • Money: $52 · $74 · $48 · $38

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