Spacious restaurant with cute decor and bright, clean interiors creates a cozy atmosphere. Music plays at a moderate volume, contributing to great vibes without overwhelming conversation. Guests enjoy cold, crisp beer and flavorful, juicy chicken dishes in a relaxed setting.
Glazed with teriyaki, the galbi chicken offers a sweet and savory flavor. Variations include boneless galbi chicken feet and a baked galbi chicken option, all prepared with rich, bold tastes.
Baked bread crusts with cinnamon sugar arrive as an appetizer while waiting. Garlic bread and the cheese garlic bread ball stand out as tasty options.
Good to know
Daily specials are available from Monday to Friday.
There is an additional charge for takeout due to packaging.
A free baguette ball is included with any chicken purchase on Fridays.
Small space with fewer than 25 seats creates an intimate atmosphere where the chef's passion is visible. Jazz music sets a lively, soulful vibe that complements the home-cooked meal feel. The crowd enjoys a fun, communal energy in a cozy, hole-in-the-wall setting.
Marinated pork ribs come out tender with a rich flavor. The galbi brisket pairs well with cheesy grits and a side of cherry tomato kimchi for acidity.
Corn bread comes complimentary and pairs well with BBQ pork ribs and other dishes. The bread also holds crispy shrimp and oyster with bright green tomato kimchi and remoulade, adding a unique twist.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended because the restaurant is often fully booked.
The lunch special is time-sensitive and can be missed if not planned properly.
KJUN is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle), so bring your favorite drink.
Small space with tropical vibes and Hawaiian music creates a laid-back, beach-like atmosphere. Seating includes both indoor and outdoor patios, connected to a funky bar that adds to the relaxed energy. The environment feels cozy and welcoming, reflecting island warmth and friendliness.
Kalbi ribs come out tender and flavorful, often served with sides like rice and macaroni salad. The mixed plates combine kalbi with other meats like Hawaiian smoked pork for a rich, savory experience.
Hawaiian banana nut bread stands out with its freshness, flavor, and moist texture. It is sometimes mistakenly described as vegan but is not.
Good to know
Expect a 20-minute wait for food during peak times.
Parking is limited; expect to park down the street.
Cash only accepted at the connected Tick Tock Bar.
Small space with old school diner aesthetic and bar seating creates a cozy, casual vibe. Atmosphere feels fun and lively, with reggae music adding to the Hawaiian-inspired mood. Noise levels rise during busy times, reflecting a popular spot for hearty, authentic comfort food.
Thick, juicy ribs come marinated and cooked to a perfect medium. Portions offer soft meat with good flavor and a beautiful marinade.
Banana bread stands out with its simple and moist texture. It offers a satisfying, enjoyable treat that feels comforting to take home or eat on the spot.
Good to know
They will soon have a Sunday brunch and add a brunch menu.
Visitors should expect a wait because the dining room is small and the place is popular.
We had to park across the street at the bank because there was no parking on a Friday night.
Space combines elegant wood furniture with warm, romantic lighting and hidden utensil drawers under tightly packed tables. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and refined to loud and crowded during celebrations. Creative soju cocktails and detailed decor add a modern, elevated touch.
Extra tender wagyu galbi stands out with rich flavor and melt-in-your-mouth texture. It pairs well with other dishes but shines on its own.
Soft and fluffy inside with a crisp, flaky outer layer defines the onion bread with pork floss. The green onion bread stands out as a dish that delivers solid flavor.
Good to know
Reservations are often hard to get, so book in advance.
Expect to spend around $200 per person, including tips and drinks.
The restaurant features a unique Taiwanese/Korean fusion menu.
Steakhouse blends traditional Korean aesthetics with mid-century modern design in a space featuring warm wood finishes and semi-open kitchen views. Atmosphere is chill and upscale with lively music and thoughtful lighting, creating a comfortable setting for conversation. A chic bar area serves crafted cocktails, adding to the sophisticated yet relaxed vibe.
Thick Cut Galbi stands out with its flavorful, thick, and very tender meat. It stays moist and pairs well with rich sides like lobster tail and king crab leg.
Bread comes crispy on the outside and soft inside, pairing well with dishes like prime rib. Brioche bread stands out as excellent and memorable, often served alongside unique starters and desserts.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Dress code is smart casual; no shorts or flip-flops allowed.
Expect a wait time of 30-60 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Large saltwater fish tank anchors the dining area, creating a peaceful, tropical vibe with island-themed decor throughout. Atmosphere suits an older crowd, offering a relaxed, casual setting with freshly baked goods available on site.
Kalbi ribs come in great portion sizes with a flavorful beef taste. The Kalbi Ribs Plate is consistently cooked to perfection and stands out among other meat options.
Sweet Hawaiian bread rolls arrive free at the table and stand out for their soft, fluffy texture. The Hawaiian Bread French toast highlights the bread's sweetness and is a consistent favorite.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary on weekends to avoid a 20-minute wait.
The first Friday of the month is very busy during breakfast hours.
Parking is ample, with plenty of spaces available.
Round grill for Mongolian barbecue and fresh ingredients create an interactive dining experience. Interior feels clean and newly remodeled with a shiny, neat look. Atmosphere stays quiet and moderate in noise, suited for group gatherings.
Beef short ribs come well seasoned and cook evenly alongside slices of steak, chicken, and shrimp. The Korean short rib stands out for its flavor and tenderness.
Air fried bread stands out as a decent option among many choices. Garlic bread and pizza also appear alongside seafood and Mongolian BBQ styles.
Good to know
The lunch buffet from Monday to Friday is priced at $13.99.
Dinner prices are $22 for adults and $15 for children.
The buffet offers a large selection, including seafood, sushi, and dim sum.