Korean restaurant with a night club vibe and multiple big screens showing sports. Atmosphere feels trendy and chill, attracting those who enjoy beer and games. Fried chicken stands out as crispy and juicy, often paired with Korean beer.
Soups here include a spicy seafood soup that is smoky with a balanced heat and a mushroom soup noted for its flavor. The topokki and seafood soup also stands out, and portions are generous for the price.
Korean Fried Chicken stands out with a super crunchy texture and smoky flavor. The menu also features tteokbokki and seafood soup that add variety to the meal.
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Happy hour specials are available on weekdays.
Parking is available in a free lot.
The restaurant is open late, making it a good after-work spot.
Korean restaurant with authentic Korean ambiance and cozy, welcoming vibe feels like dining at an old-school, family-run spot. Bright, clean space plays K-pop music videos in the background. Known for homemade soondae and dishes made from scratch, it prioritizes taste and quality above all else.
Soups here are clean and rich with no strong smell. The beef rib soup and galbitang stand out for their depth and flavor, often paired with barbecued meats for a satisfying meal.
Cold noodles and pork bulgogi lunch combo stands out with spicy cold beef noodles and tender pork bulgogi. BaekAm Hinoki Steamed Pork Bossam arrives in a wooden steam box over shredded green onions. Chicken Bulgogi comes with grilled onions, rice, and sauced side vegetables. Other dishes include pajeon, spicy sundae galbitang, jokbal, and green onion kimchi.
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They offer a lunch combo special from 11 am to 2 pm, Monday to Friday.
The restaurant has its own parking lot in the plaza with plenty of parking spots.
It's advisable to bring your own containers if you expect leftovers to avoid the $1 fee per takeout box.
Korean restaurant offers authentic home-style cooking with clean, rich broths and abundant banchan. Atmosphere feels inviting and genuine, reflecting traditional Korean dining. Soups and stews provide hearty, flavorful meals without frills.
Soups here offer a clean, rich broth with a genuine home taste. Options like sogogi gukbap and Galbi Tang provide comforting, protein-rich meals with a pure, tasty broth.
Soups like Seolleongtang and Galbi Tang offer authentic, hearty flavors with good protein portions. An abundant mix of banchan includes various kimchi types, all served quickly and with no frills.
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The restaurant opens early in the morning for breakfast.
Family-style dining is available with a great selection of soups.
Expect reasonable prices for generous serving sizes.
Cozy interior with intimate lighting and clean, trendy decor creates a relaxed atmosphere perfect for chatting. The space offers ample seating and a welcoming vibe. It stands out for serving authentic mala dishes alongside Korean favorites, blending flavors with care.
Mala soup delivers a strong, spicy kick while the chicken soup offers a rich, soothing balance. The Mara Xiangguo pairs well with chicken soup to tame its heat and enhance flavor.
Mala tang and mala xiang guo stand out as unique Korean dishes here, different from typical options nearby. The sweet and spicy Korean fried chicken comes crunchy with a tasty yangnyeom sauce, pairing well with budae jjigae and nuroonggi seafood tang.
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The parking lot is spacious and attached to the restaurant.
ATTO offers generous portion sizes, enough for two people.
Prices are fair, with malatang costing $33 for 2 to 3 people.
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.
Soups here offer homey comfort with generous portions. Options include beef short rib soup, ox bone soup with brisket, and Korean chicken soup, all rich and satisfying.
Traditional Korean dishes like Ugeoji Galbitang and spicy galbi jjim stand out for their rich flavors. Fresh banchan with free refills and choices of purple or white rice accompany meals, enhancing the authentic experience.
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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.
Japanese BBQ restaurant offers authentic vibe with a clean, smoke-free interior and comfortable atmosphere. Families benefit from a kids club and free snacks, creating a welcoming environment. The menu features high-quality Wagyu and unique dishes like oxtail soup and wagyu sushi.
Oxtail soup stands out with rich, balanced flavors alongside a spicy beef option. The wagyu soup also offers a hearty, savory experience paired well with other dishes like bibimbap.
Handmade kimchi stands out with a perfect balance that complements rice and meat well. The menu features High Quality Top Blade and Cube Tongue, along with bibimbap and grilled vegetables, all delivering strong flavors.
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Happy Hour features 99-cent beer and house wine every weeknight.
The restaurant is family-friendly with a kids club available.
Parking can be challenging during peak hours, especially around 7 PM.
Spacious Korean restaurant with bright lighting and a clean, organized environment creates a comfortable atmosphere. The menu features varied soups like Seonjihaejangguk and Sundae, appealing to many tastes. Entertainment on TV adds a casual touch to the tranquil vibe.
Soups here feature unique pork recipes like spicy pork belly and blood sausage haejangguk. Options include bone-in beef soup, gamjatang, and seonjiguk, all known for their clean, delicious flavors.
Soups like Gamjatang and Wooguji Galbitang stand out with tender meat and rich flavors. Fresh kimchi and kakdugi complement the dishes, alongside solid bossam and bulgogi served in an earthenware pot.
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The menu is easy to read with pictures for non-speaking Koreans.
The restaurant is very clean and organized.
This restaurant offers Seonjihaejangguk and Sundae, popular Korean dishes.
Korean barbecue spot specializes in duck and intestines, offering huge portions and high-quality meat in a cozy, family-owned setting. The atmosphere is casual with classic Korean music creating a relaxed vibe. Unique protein options and shareable combos set it apart from typical barbecue places.
Soy bean tofu soup offers a light and delicious taste. Steamed egg and corn cheese come as part of combos with fresh banchan like kimchi pancake and soybean paste soup.
Grilled spicy seasoned duck comes with various side dishes and a huge portion of steamed eggs and doenjang jjigae. Leftover ingredients turn into insanely good kimchi fried rice cooked and mixed by the staff.
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The restaurant specializes in unique dishes like grilled duck and intestines.
Expect larger portions suitable for sharing among 2-3 people.
Parking is available in a private lot, but spots can be limited.
Family-run Korean restaurant offers authentic comfort food with a warm, welcoming atmosphere created by owners who cook and serve themselves. Most customers are Korean, and fresh sashimi from live tanks stands out alongside high-quality banchan and soups. The menu is modest, portions are moderate, and prices run higher than nearby spots.
Soups feature flavorful broths with options like non-spicy beef bone broth and spicy brisket that balance salt and heat well. Asian-style soups, including tofu soup and kimchi, stand out for their taste and portion sizes meant for sharing.
Unlimited banchan come with meals, featuring several types of kimchi including squid kimchi. The non-spicy beef bone broth with brisket pairs well with the well-seasoned side dishes.
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There are plenty of parking spots available in the same plaza.
The restaurant has only been open for around 6 months.
The prices are higher than other places in the area.
Bright, clean space with a comfortable, homey vibe reflects a family-owned Korean-Chinese restaurant. Large portions of authentic dishes feature handmade noodles and spicy seafood soups rich with fresh ingredients. Generous parking and sanitizer at tables support a relaxed, safe dining experience.
Spicy seafood noodle soup stands out with its bold heat and rich flavors. Black bean noodles and sweet and sour pork also pair well with the seafood soup options here.
Spicy seafood noodle soup and black bean noodles stand out, though the black bean noodles can be overcooked. Fried rice often outshines the noodles, and dishes like jjajangmyeon, tangsuyuk, spicy fried shrimp, and fried dumplings add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant offers large portions suitable for sharing among four people.
Cleanliness is a priority, with sanitizer available at almost every table.
There is ample parking available, including underground options.
Korean restaurant offers a homey atmosphere with old 70s and 80s music playing softly. Meals come with plentiful fresh banchan that are constantly refilled, creating a generous dining experience. Regulars include Korean senior citizens, highlighting its authentic and traditional vibe.
Beef broth soup stands out with its fresh and sweet flavor, never overly seasoned. Tofu soup arrives made to order, featuring phenomenal freshness and delicious banchan and vegetables.
Fresh, flavorful banchan come unlimited and constantly refilled, featuring favorites like cucumbers, glass noodles, and potato. The soft tofu stew is spicy and refreshing, while dishes like meatless bibimbap and Galbi with seafood Soon tofu stand out.
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Lunch costs under $20, including multiple side dishes.
Parking is always available, even during lunch rush.
Each order comes with plenty of side dishes.
Old house-style setting creates a cozy atmosphere with intimate lighting and lively noise levels. Korean barbecue features all-you-can-eat options including a vegetarian choice and side tables next to grills for convenience. Menus displayed on walls and TVs showing games add to the casual, engaging vibe.
Anchovy Soup offers a thoughtful, heartwarming flavor that pairs well with dishes like Marinated Chicken and Beef Bulgogi. The red pepper soup and galbi short ribs stand out as memorable options.
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ offers marinated pork neck with a soft, mildly sweet texture and LA galbi that is fresh, thick-cut, and well-seasoned. Bulgogi melts in your mouth, and the banchan are delicious and plentiful.
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There is no parking available, so visitors should be prepared for that.
Bull BBQ is an all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue restaurant.
Bull BBQ offers a vegetarian all-you-can-eat option at a special price.
Modern, cozy Korean restaurant with generous portions and rich, flavorful broths. Air feels thick and humid, seating fits small to medium groups comfortably. Family-friendly atmosphere with simple, clean design and homemade kimchi among banchan offerings.
Soups come piping hot with a variety of options like seafood noodle soup, which is fresh and flavorful, and vegetarian mushroom soup, noted to be mild. Pork belly and beef soups with ramen offer hearty choices, all complemented by well-paired banchan.
Seafood noodle soup offers a tasty alternative to Korean BBQ. Dishes like Sullungtang, Yukgaejang, Bossam, and Ddeokguk stand out, paired with three types of banchan: fish cake, crispy kimchee, and a flavorful chive salad.
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Yuk Dae Jang Gardena offers a 4% cash discount on total bills.
Expect a 15-minute wait for food orders during busy times.
Prices range from $16 to $20 per person.
Small space fills with BBQ smoke and K-Pop music, creating an authentic Korean vibe. Seating is tight on tiny stools, adding to the cozy, lively atmosphere. Self-serve sides and quick-grill setup keep energy casual and interactive.
Soups include a spicy pot soup that tastes great with lemon and a soybean soup served alongside meats. Tofu soup and steamed egg also appear as comforting, refillable options.
Offers all you can eat Korean BBQ with a self-serve bar for sides and banchan that speeds up the meal. Accepts reservations for groups over 5, which is less common among Korean BBQ spots.
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Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Reservations are accepted for groups over 5 people only.
The price is $35 per person for the all-you-can-eat menu.
Small, lively Korean barbecue spot with packed seating and smoke-filled air creates a casual, comfortable vibe. Friendly, humorous servers add to the inviting atmosphere where groups gather to enjoy authentic, high-quality meats and classic dishes.
Broth in the soups has a deep, flavorful taste. Options include soy bean paste soup, intestine casserole soup, and beans soup that stand out. Combos come with a choice of soup alongside meats and sides.
Spicy pork bulgogi and kimchi cheese pancake stand out as favorite dishes. The place offers lots of banchan with unique touches like walnuts in the stir-fried anchovies and kimchi apples, all served with attentive staff who frequently refresh the grill and sides.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
The restaurant does not offer an all-you-can-eat option.
Combo meals can be expensive, costing around $130 with taxes.
Small, family-run Korean restaurant with a cozy, nostalgic vibe and authentic homemade dishes. Seating is limited to a few tables, creating an intimate atmosphere. Known for generous portions and traditional comfort food like soondae soup and bulgogi stew.
Soondae soup stands out with generous portions and arrives quickly alongside rice and banchan. Other soups like goat stew, gamjatang, and clam noodles also offer solid options.
Generous portions of kimchi stew come with plenty of pork, making it spicy and refreshing. Bulgogi stew and other dishes arrive quickly alongside banchan and rice, with a good assortment of kimchee served.
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The restaurant has limited seating with only four tables available.
Parking is shared with other restaurants and can be limited.
The storefront signage is in Korean only, which may confuse some visitors.
Noodle shop offers cozy, casual atmosphere with a warm, family-friendly vibe and large portions. Locals fill the small space, creating a lively but comfortable setting. Handmade noodles and house-made kimchi add traditional Korean flavors to the menu.
Spicy Beef Noodle Soup and dumpling soup stand out with strong flavors. The spicy seafood chewy noodle soup costs nearly twice as much as other soups.
Galbi BBQ stands out with perfect marination, tenderness, and juicy grilling. Homemade kimchi and crisp, tangy pa kimchi complement the meal, while banchan options are flavorful and available for take-home.
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The restaurant is small, so expect a slight wait during dinner hours.
They allow customers to purchase banchan to take home.
Prices have increased significantly, so check the menu before ordering.
Spacious interior with stone grill cooking creates an authentic Korean barbecue experience. Energetic and fun vibe fills the room, often buzzing with groups enjoying lively meals. The atmosphere blends old-school charm with a casual, cozy feel, making it suitable for celebrations and gatherings.
Spicy beef noodle soup stands out with its tender meat and a solid kick. Meals come with a variety of sides including tofu paste soup and steamed eggs.
Authentic Korean cuisine cooked in sesame oil stands out here. Meals include complimentary kimchi fried rice and $17.99 lunch specials with bibimbap, galbi tang, and house-made cold noodles.
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Reservations are recommended due to high traffic during peak hours.
Parking is limited in the enclosed lot; consider arriving early.
The restaurant offers a couple's and group menu at a fixed price.
Small Korean barbecue restaurant offers a clean, quiet atmosphere with cozy seating that feels like dining at home. Unlimited side dishes encourage sharing, while specialty tofu soups stand out for their authentic flavors. Parking is available behind the busy plaza, though seating can feel tight.
Soups come hot and spicy with a focus on spicy pork tofu and soon tofu varieties. Sides and banchans complement the delicious tofu soup offerings well.
Attentive service stands out with constant banchan refills and friendly servers. The soon tofu soup and japchae offer solid, flavorful Korean dishes.
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Parking can be hard to find during dinner hours, so arrive early.
There is parking available in the back if nearby spots are full.
Prices range from $15 to $20 before tax.
Simple interior with dated decor and greasy environment sets a casual tone. Busy at lunch, it draws a crowd seeking authentic Chinese flavors with some Korean twists. Large portions and affordable prices make it suitable for groups and quick meals.
Hot Noodle soup and spicy seafood soup stand out as favorites. The hot and sour soup suits cold evenings well, and soups come with lunch specials including rice and a spring roll.
Jjajangmyeon here lacks the usual sweetness found in Korean versions and tastes different from Beijing noodles with soybean paste. Jjamppong and Tangsuyuk are also available, with meals costing around $120 including tax and tip.
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Expect busy lunch hours on weekends with many customers.
The restaurant offers a large lunch menu with reduced pricing for traditional dishes.
Portions are large, so be careful not to order too much.