Small dining area features hand-written menu and wall murals creating an artsy, inviting atmosphere. Casual and clean environment suits solo diners or small groups. Sandwiches come in large, flavorful portions with fresh, never frozen meat and homemade sauces.
Shoestring fries topped with Korean marinated Kalbi, sautéed kimchi, gooey cheese, and party sauce create a unique twist. Bowls like the galbi curry and Katsu curry offer hearty Korean-inspired flavors.
Hefty portions and creative variations make it a solid choice for lunch. The spot offers fantastic options that satisfy midday hunger well.
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There is free parking in the lot.
Mr. Katsu offers 11 different Asian-fusion sandwiches on its menu.
The portions are big and satisfying.
Spacious steak house blends classy and casual vibes with dim lighting and modern interior design. Robots assist servers by delivering food, adding a tech-forward touch to the dining experience. Atmosphere shifts from quiet off-peak to lively and noisy when crowded.
OC Galbi stands out with its tender, flavorful quality in both Korean and American styles. The menu also features Pork Buns and Kimchi that complement the main dishes well.
Lunch hours offer a specialized menu with dishes only available during that time. The atmosphere suits small gatherings like family or friends celebrating occasions.
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Reservations are required for groups of 18 or more with a $50 deposit.
An 18% gratuity is automatically added to all bills.
There is plenty of free parking available at the shopping plaza lot.
Retro style restaurant offers authentic Korean seating with low tables and mats, creating a cozy, chill atmosphere. Music ranges from Kpop to sports broadcasts, enhancing the inviting, relaxed vibe. Unique features include free ice cream after meals and a disco ball that captivates young children.
Korean fried chicken stands out with crispy, flavorful coating that breaks from the usual style. The spicy carbonara tteokbokki blends creamy sauce with mushrooms, broccoli, croutons, and bacon for a rich, complex taste.
Lunch hours feel relaxed with a vibe similar to bars in Korea. Staff offer free ice cream or froyo after the lunch rush, making it a cool spot to grab lunch with friends or coworkers.
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Parking is free and easy in the large plaza.
The restaurant opens late, which is great for late-night dining.
Expect a casual atmosphere suitable for families and friends.
Brightly lit interior combines clean, contemporary decor with Korean-style rooms for groups, creating a lively, family-friendly atmosphere. Space feels comfortable and inviting even when crowded, with a layout that supports social dining. Service includes a call button for convenience.
Quality of meat stands out with high-grade cuts for Korean BBQ. The naengmyeon (cold noodles) and hot stone bibimbap offer solid, authentic flavors that complement the BBQ well.
Lively atmosphere keeps the place buzzing well past the lunch rush. Arriving early helps secure a spot by writing your name down before opening.
Good to know
Expect over an hour wait on weekends due to the restaurant's popularity.
Arrive before 6 PM to avoid long wait times for dinner.
Free parking is available in the shared parking lot.
Small, simple restaurant with a chill atmosphere and TV playing. Seating feels uncomfortable and cleanliness varies, making it better suited for takeout. Known for crispy fried chicken, addicting secret sauce, and crispy French fries with a fresh, cook-to-order approach.
BBQ Chicken stands out with its crispiness that beats other Korean fried chicken. Spicy galbi wings and honey garlic chicken offer subtly spicy, perfectly fried batter. Rose tteokbokki lacks flavor.
Lunch options include a lunch box special and a boneless combo, both served with crispy fries and a soda. Meals feature large, juicy tenders or six boneless wings in various flavors, offering good value and filling portions.
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Expect a long wait for fresh, cook-to-order wings during peak hours.
The restaurant offers a lunch special that changes daily.
Online ordering is available for easy takeout.
Bright, airy space with high ceilings and window-lined walls creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Both indoor and outdoor seating accommodate a calm, positive vibe where dogs on leash are welcome. The environment balances modern design with a cozy, clean feel suitable for brunch gatherings.
Kalbi Jjim Eggs Benedict and Spicy Korean Pork Belly Burrito showcase Korean fusion flavors. Dishes blend traditional tastes with creative twists like fluffy soufflé pancakes and hot honey toast.
Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating suits casual business lunches or meetups with friends. The spot stays busy on weekdays, especially around lunchtime.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch due to high demand.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Plenty of parking is available nearby for customers.
Bright interior with tiki decor and authentic Hawaiian vibe fills the space, often carrying the smell of barbecue. Atmosphere stays chill and casual, attracting a mix of locals including college students. Large seating area supports a lively yet relaxed dining experience.
Galbi ribs stand out with rich flavor and tender texture. Kalbi and beef ribs appear frequently on the menu and offer satisfying options for meat lovers.
Big Kahuna and #1 meals offer generous portions that often last into the next day. It serves as a decent lunch spot with filling options.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 9 pm.
There was plenty of parking available.
Expect large portion sizes for most dishes.
Brightly lit Korean restaurant with loud club music that creates a wild, lively atmosphere. Seating is comfortable and well spaced, supporting a fun, social dining experience with tabletop cooking. Wait times can be long, especially on weekends, reflecting its popularity.
High quality meats stand out, especially the soft Kalbi and well-prepped exceptional Bulgogi. Unlimited refills of delicious banchan accompany consistently good Korean BBQ.
Offers all-you-can-eat lunch options with lunch specials that provide good value. Weekday lunch times tend to have shorter waits.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Expect wait times of 2-3 hours during peak hours, particularly on Fridays.
The premium all-you-can-eat meal costs $40, while regular meats are $37.99.
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.
Seasoned steak, beef slices, chicken slices, shrimp, and beef short ribs (kalbi) come with vegetables and cook well. The beef short rib tastes just like it does at a Korean BBQ restaurant.
Lunch offers a buffet priced around $14 from Monday to Friday. Options include chicken, fried finger foods, and sweets, with grilled rib eyes excluded from the basic lunch price.
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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.
Hole-in-the-wall Korean restaurant with a homey interior and 2000s aesthetic offers a cozy atmosphere suited for casual dinners and small gatherings. The vibe reflects authentic Korean soul food with generous portions and a focus on traditional soups and side dishes.
Authentic Korean soul food shines through with delicious kimchi and kkakdugi that are fresh and balanced. The bossam is super soft without any meaty smell, and the banchans are very good by Korean standards. Lunch menus offer reasonable prices and filling portions.
Affordable and very filling meals define the lunch menu here. Seating happens right away, and prices stay reasonable throughout lunch hours.
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The lunch menu offers generous portions at reasonable prices.
Parking is spacious and convenient for diners.
Utensils are usually found in a side drawer at the table.
Modern Korean restaurant specializes in soft tofu and draws mainly Korean families. The atmosphere stays hygienic and tables fill quickly, often requiring a wait. Consistent food quality and free parking make it a favored spot despite busy periods.
Soft tofu stew stands out with options like spicy bulnak and combos including octopus and beef with Kalbi. The menu features bibimbap, galbi tteokgalbi, and pajeon, all served with a good assortment of banchan and generous refills.
Great deals run until 3 pm on weekdays. Lunch prices do not apply on weekends.
Good to know
Reservations are encouraged due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Expect a 15-minute wait for a table during busy lunch hours.
Takeout is available for those who prefer dining at home.