Small, cozy Korean restaurant with a simple, classic K-town style interior offers a warm, homey atmosphere. Authentic Korean soups, especially Seolleongtang and spicy variations, stand out alongside homemade kimchi and affordable prices. Free parking and a welcoming vibe make it a neighborhood gem.
Kimchi here stands out for being extra fresh and very authentic. The owner makes all the kimchi herself, and the kimchi dumplings are a popular choice alongside tasty kkakdugi and other kimchi sides.
Seolleongtang here has a clean taste that stands out. The menu keeps it simple with signature dishes like spicy Seolleongtang and Ox Knee Bone Soup, all consistently delicious and good value.
"The soup here has a rich, comforting broth that's not too salty."
"The Seolleongtang broth was deep, comforting, and not overly salty."
"The kimchi here is really delicious and authentic."
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Most soups cost just over $10 and include rice and side dishes.
Galbijjim is priced at $30, worth it compared to most dishes around $15-18.
The restaurant offers free parking, which is a huge plus.
Small space with about 7-8 tables offers a classic Korean restaurant vibe and family-friendly atmosphere. Menu is very limited but focuses on authentic Korean soups and dishes with a lively yet casual energy. Place gets busy on weekends, quieter on weekday evenings.
House-made kimchi stands out with its freshness and rich flavor. Kimchi pancakes and soups highlight the delicious quality consistently.
Seolleongtang offers a subtle and light taste that feels nourishing and good for the soul. It pairs well with pepper and salt to enhance its flavor and serves as a solid, comforting choice.
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The restaurant has a break time from 2:30 to 4:30 pm.
Expect the restaurant to get busy on weekends; visit early on weekdays.
There is a decent amount of parking available in front.
Traditional Korean restaurant offers authentic homemade-style soups with a cozy, talkative atmosphere and consistently fresh kimchi. The space feels humble and clean, attracting those who appreciate simple, rich-flavored broths and early morning hours.
Kimchi stays fresh and delicious here. Radish kimchi adds a sharp, tangy kick that enhances the beef soup's flavor.
Broth tastes flavorful and comforting, though sometimes diluted with water. Portion size matches a reasonable price. Served with kimchi and radish kimchi that complement the soup well.
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Parking is free in the shared parking lot.
The restaurant gets very busy during lunch hour.
The price for a meal is around $20, including tax.
Korean restaurant offers spacious seating with high ceilings and a welcoming atmosphere. The menu focuses on authentic soups, served with options to season to taste, and includes free Yakult and barley tea. Parking is plentiful and the setting is quiet except when nearby events cause noise.
Kimchi comes with a salty flavor and an extra kick that pairs well with meals. Side dishes include well-prepared kimchi that complements the rice and main dishes.
Broth arrives in a large, bubbling cauldron and tastes deep and rich, true to authentic seolleongtang. Side dishes like kimchi pair well, and seasoning is added at the table for a personalized touch.
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The menu primarily features soups, including Seolleongtang and Galbi Jim.
Parking is plentiful and easy in the plaza where the restaurant is located.
The restaurant can accommodate large parties with ample seating.
Spacious Korean restaurant with a central grill and an effective exhaust system keeps the air clear. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming but often loud and crowded, making it unsuitable for quiet meals. Background K-pop music and occasional fire shows add lively energy to the space.
Kimchi here is freshly made in-house with a flavor that is not sour like store-bought versions. Varieties like radish kimchi and chives kimchi stand out with authentic taste that pairs well with rice and beef short rib soup.
Rich broth and tender beef brisket define the Seolleongtang here. The mixed version pairs well with kimchi and rice for a comforting meal.
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They offer a special morning breakfast from 6 am to 10:30 am.
Breakfast before 10am includes discounts off regular prices.
Sun Nong Dan is open 24/7, making it convenient for late-night dining.
Small Korean restaurant with simple decor and a hole-in-the-wall vibe offers a cozy, home-y atmosphere filled with the aroma of ox bone soup. The place serves only Seol Lung Tang, with free refills of kimchi and scallions, creating a casual and authentic dining experience.
Kimchi comes with free refills and pairs well with rice and savory meat soup. Staff serve it with a smile and cut it fresh, making it a top tier side dish here.
Broth has a rich, milky texture that rivals famous seolleongtang spots. This place serves authentic, long-standing seolleongtang with a flavor that stands out even compared to many in Korea.
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Expect a 20-minute wait during peak hours.
The restaurant serves only Seolleongtang with limited options.
Prices for a bowl of Seolleongtang have increased to $21.
Small space with wooden tables and warm yellow lighting creates a cozy atmosphere. Korean conversations and KPop music add an authentic vibe. Outdoor seating and tools like tongs and scissors support a hands-on dining experience.
Seven plates of free side dishes come with unlimited refills, including crisp kimchi and light salad. Three different types of kimchi and seaweed sides add variety.
Rich and savory broth defines the Seolleongtang here, often paired with beef tendon for extra depth. Mild flavors make it a standout, especially in combos with bulgogi.
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Lunch specials are available on weekdays from 11 am to 12 pm.
Parking is plentiful in the plaza with no wait for lunch at 2 pm on Saturday.
The spicy braised beef ribs are a great value for the price.
Traditional Korean decor creates a cozy and authentic atmosphere with lacquered tables and Raden wall decorations. The space feels comfortable and roomy but can be a bit loud due to music and dish carts. It fills up quickly and attracts those seeking high-quality Korean food in a casual setting.
House-made kimchi has a slightly sweet flavor and comes with an option for a vegetarian sauce without fish. It pairs well with tofu soup and spinach appetizers, and is included with to-go orders to keep leftovers tasty.
Beef bone broth stands out with authentic flavor and hearty portions. This spot offers seolleongtang not found elsewhere on the Westside.
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Expect a 30-minute wait during peak dinner hours on weekends.
Parking is available in a small lot behind the building.
Prices are higher than average for Korean food in the area.
Old school Korean restaurant with authentic atmosphere and casual, inviting vibe feels like stepping into a Korean TV soap opera. Music adds life to the space, balancing a relaxing and neat environment. Regulars enjoy traditional Korean soups and dishes, often paired with soju or makkoli.
Delicious kimchi and daikon kimchi serve as standout banchan. They pair well with dishes like Seolleongtang and add a refreshing, nourishing touch to meals.
Seolleongtang offers a generous portion with a mild flavor that some find too bland. Kimchi pairs well with the soup, adding a nice contrast.
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Cash is required for payment; credit cards are not accepted.
Parking can be challenging; consider arriving early or using public transport.
Portion sizes are generous, often enough for two people to share.
Medium-sized indoor space offers a cozy vibe with K-Pop videos playing at moderate volume. Atmosphere stays relaxing and calm even during busy times, welcoming both small groups and solo diners. Known for authentic Korean soups, it serves as a comforting spot with simple, clean decor.
House-made kimchi and radish kimchi arrive fresh and super yummy. These staple side dishes pair well with broth meals and stand out for their consistent quality.
Seolleongtang here comes with a rich broth that tastes great mixed with kimchi. Portions lean small and the price is on the higher side at $21.99, with extra soup costing extra too.
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The Galbijim feeds 4-5 people for about $80.
There is plenty of parking available, especially on weekdays.
The prices are reasonable, but some dishes like seolleongtang can be pricey at $21.99.
Small, cozy Korean kitchen with a simple, unassuming interior creates a warm, homely atmosphere. Crowded during peak hours, it draws those seeking authentic sul lung tang and homemade kimchi. Ample parking in the plaza adds convenience in a busy area.
Kimchi here stands out for its freshness and balanced sourness. It stays juicy without being too spicy, and the staff keeps the dish well replenished.
Broth stands out with its rich flavor and traditional style. Seolleongtang here tastes richer than in Korea and evokes a sense of the old days.
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Waiting times could be long during peak hours.
Parking is available in a free lot nearby.
The restaurant has an 'A' hygiene rating.
Small, family-run Korean restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with authentic, deeply flavored soups like sullungtang and galbitang. Frequented by older men, it has a comforting, inviting vibe despite limited seating and hidden location. Traditional banchan side dishes complement the hearty meals.
Banchan includes tasty fish cakes and stellar kimchi. The cabbage kimchi stands out as the best in town and complements the flavorful dishes well.
Broth stands out as incredibly rich and carefully prepared. Seolleongtang costs about $20, making it a bargain compared to similar places charging more.
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Parking is available right outside the restaurant, making it convenient for visitors.
The restaurant offers a breakfast special from 7-10am.
There are discounts available before 10 am for early birds.
Korean restaurant offers traditional soups in a cozy, dimly lit setting with a quiet atmosphere. Mostly Korean diners come for authentic, flavorful dishes like galbitang and seolleongtang. Limited parking and early closing hours shape the experience.
Side dishes include crispy kimchi and kkakdugi with a crunchy, sweet texture. Complimentary basic kimchi and radish kimchi come with meals, adding a nice spicy kick.
Seolleongtang here has a clean soup that avoids any MSG or powdered milk taste. The meat portions are small and feel like an instant product, but the overall flavor stays true to a classic style.
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The restaurant closes at 5:30 pm and is closed on Sundays.
Parking is limited; consider using a metered parking lot nearby.
Credit cards are accepted for payment.