Step into Kelam Kaboot Cafe for some halal Korean and Italian food today. A play of words on the Malay term “kelam-kabut” which means chaos, this eatery serves up unconventional fusion cuisines without burning a hole in customers’ pockets. Try the spaghetti kimchi carbonara, shaking ramyeon bibimbap, kimchi bulgogi deobap, spicy chicken fries, asam pedas kimchi, or beef stroganoff. End the meal with some delicious cakes and wash it all down with a refreshing beverage.