Spacious Korean restaurant features an open kitchen with visible flames and tabletop touch screen menus for ordering. The atmosphere is clean and modern with a chill vibe and light background music. Tables include thoughtful amenities like hair ties and bibs to enhance the dining experience.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its crispy perfection and a sweet, tangy sauce. Dumplings come in half-size portions for smaller servings.
Rich, savory jjajangmyeon features perfectly saucy black bean sauce and chewy noodles made in-house. The spicy jjamppong and the half-and-half combo with both noodles offer good portions and authentic Korean-Chinese flavors.
"The Korean food here, especially the jjamppong, has a really good broth."
"This spicy seafood noodle soup is packed with flavor and seafood."
"The sweet and sour pork here is so crispy and delicious."
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Parking costs $1 every 10 minutes, but validation is available for customers.
Parking can be tricky during lunch, but there's street parking nearby.
During lunchtime, expect minimal wait times for a table.
Old neighborhood diner style sets a quiet, unpretentious atmosphere with free small parking lot nearby. Large portions come with homemade noodles and a seafood-based broth that stands out from typical beef or pork options. The pace is calm, and the vibe feels straightforward without fuss.
Sweet and sour pork comes in a crispy batch of 17 pieces. Handmade dumplings stand out with their extra crispy texture and filling, made entirely in-house.
Combos include fried pork, spicy seafood soup, and black bean noodles. The seafood black bean noodles stand out for flavor. Jjajangmyeon offers a rich, satisfying taste.
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The parking lot is small but free, which is rare in KTown.
Food portions are large, often enough for two meals.
Jajangmyeon costs $10, offering good value for the portion size.
Small and cozy space with auto-turning skewer racks that keep kebabs evenly grilled. Atmosphere tends to be refreshingly quiet compared to other BBQ spots but can get smoky when packed. Offers authentic northeastern Chinese BBQ with a unique spice mix and fresh meat skewers.
Numbing Spicy Mala Dry Hot Pot stands out as a flavorful dish. The green scallion pancakes are flaky and crispy, while the pan fried pork dumplings and seafood pancake offer solid Chinese BBQ skewer options.
Chinese and Korean dishes come with banchan that offers a vinegar reset for the palate. Cold noodles provide a refreshing cool down to balance the spice.
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Dinner time, especially on weekends, can come with a wait.
There is free parking at the Han Mi Bank next to the restaurant.
Expect a 30-45 minute wait for a table on Saturday evenings.
Korean restaurant offers cozy mum-and-pop charm with lively kitchen sounds and casual chatter. Owner performs magic tricks and origami, adding unique entertainment to the dining experience. Menu features large, affordable portions with standout dishes like spicy jjambbong and black bean noodles.
Fried sweet and sour pork features tender meat with a lightly crispy outer layer. Large portions like the jjajangmyun and sweet and sour chicken come at reasonable prices and can feed two with leftovers.
Classic Chinese Korean dishes like Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong come in affordable sets under $15. Sample sizes let you try a mix of Black Bean noodles, Sweet and Sour Pork, Tang-su-yuk, and Yaki-mandu.
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Parking is valet only, but free street parking is available after 6pm.
Expect to pay under $15 for Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong sets.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options and generous portions.
Small, family-run Korean restaurant offers generous portions and affordable prices with complimentary sides. Atmosphere feels cozy and unpretentious, reminiscent of an old market despite a modest, somewhat untidy interior. Seafood-rich dishes and crispy fried chicken define the menu's appeal.
Buffalo wings come in a 깐풍기 style, similar to General Tso's chicken. Chow mein tends to be bland and lacks flavor.
Korean fried chicken features airy, crispy skin with tender meat, offering a unique take from typical styles. Jjajangmyeon comes in huge portions with a nostalgic black bean sauce, onions, and pork, priced very reasonably around $4.90.
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Parking is limited, so consider takeout if it's busy.
Prices for Jjajangmyeon and Tangsuyuk are very affordable, around $4.99.
The dining space is small, leading to limited seating.
Chinese restaurant offers a low-key, chill atmosphere with a dated but clean interior. A big private room suits families or group gatherings. Korean-style Chinese dishes stand out for their high quality and distinct flavors.
House-made dumplings come in a traditional large style, offering fresh taste. Dishes like sweet and sour pork, jajangmian, and sautéed shredded pork with bao buns stand out for their distinct flavors.
Cold noodles with peanut sauce stand out as a refreshing dish with an addictive flavor. Jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk offer tasty Korean-Chinese flavors, though some noodle dishes can be soggy.
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Reservations are recommended for large parties, especially on busy days.
The venue can accommodate up to 100 people, with options to divide into smaller rooms.
Free parking is available, but it can be difficult to find on busy days.
Semi-automatic grills with auto spinning BBQ racks sit at each table, creating an interactive dining experience. The space feels casual and bar-like, with Korean BBQ stools that include cubbies for belongings. Seating includes small wooden cubicles that add a unique, cozy touch to the otherwise spacious and clean interior.
Chinese BBQ stands out with exceptional flavor. Giant-sized soondae, leaf-shaped dumplings, and cold noodles nengmyeon add variety. Poached fish fillet with chili oil and eggplant dish bring bold tastes. Soft boned chicken, squid legs, and sweet and sour pork round out the menu.
Giant-sized soondae and leaf-shaped dumplings stand out alongside a refreshing cold noodle dish with an apple slice. Banchan includes kimchi, nuts, and pickled radish, complementing dishes like poached fish with chili oil and eggplant.
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Valet parking is available for $3, but street parking is tight.
Reservations are not accepted, and to-go orders are restricted after 5 pm.
A set of 10 lamb skewers and drinks can cost over $90 with tip.
Restaurant offers a cozy, low-key atmosphere with clean, spacious interior and full table service. Lighting is a bit dark, and K-pop videos play on screens, creating a relaxed but lively vibe. Parking is challenging, often requiring valet service in a busy area.
Sweet and sour pork comes with the sauce on the side, keeping the pork crispy. Fried dumplings taste yummy and have a good texture.
The Jjajangmyeon tastes exactly like the classic sweet and salty black bean noodles from Baek's chain in Korea. The menu also features solid options like jjampong with soondubu and rice, black pepper beef, and japchae rice.
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Valet parking costs $5, but cash is required for street meters.
Parking is often difficult; consider using valet service.
Expect no wait times for seating during most hours.