Modern hot pot spot boasts a spacious interior and lively vibe with K-pop videos. Spicy, mala broth offers deep, addictive flavor. Perfect for casual dates and hangouts, guests enjoy a self-service bar and fresh ingredients.
Spicy and flavorful, the soup offers a mala base that stands out for its depth. It feels addictive and comforting, with options cooked to your preferred style, either soup or stir-fried.
"I found the food here to be super tasty and delicious."
"You can build your own soup with tons of toppings and spice levels."
"It's great because there's parking available in the back."
Good to know
There is a small parking lot available behind the restaurant.
The restaurant offers build-your-own noodle or noodle soup bowls with Ala Carte grilled items.
Caution, it can get pricey if you load up your bowl.
Small space with minimalist black decor and elegant orchids sets a chilled vibe. Soups shine with rich beef bone broth and tender Bossam, while tofu soup bursts with flavor. Open late with snacks and drinks, perfect for casual, cozy nights.
Soups feature tender Bossam and a rich beef bone broth in the Korean ramen. Tofu soup offers incredible flavor, and beef noodle soup pairs well with green onion pork belly.
Good to know
To The Moon opens until 2am on weekends and 1:30am on weekdays.
The last order is taken at 1:30am.
Prices are competitive compared to similar Korean restaurants in the area.
Modern, clean space with comfortable seating and warm lighting sets a cozy mood. Rich, warming soups like ox bone soup offer comfort for sickness or hangovers. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, making it a relaxed spot for casual dining with a lively K-pop vibe.
Soups here feature beef short rib, bulgogi, and beef bone varieties that are rich and warming. The ox bone soup stands out as a hot, comforting choice for sickness or hangovers.
Good to know
Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant is small, which can lead to crowded conditions.
Korean street pub vibe shines with lively energy and K-pop on big screens. Soups like Clam & Mussel Soup offer fresh, light flavors that balance richer dishes. Open seating and glow sticks create a social, interactive atmosphere perfect for late nights.
Soups here feature fresh, juicy clams and maintain a light yet flavorful profile. The Clam & Mussel Soup offers a clean, refreshing taste that balances richer dishes, while the bulgogi hot pot soup carries a sweet-savory balance and is drinkable.
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The restaurant is open until 12:30am, perfect for late-night dining.
Parking options include street parking and a nearby T-Mobile plaza.
Around $50 per person is enough for generous portions.
Cozy spot with rustic Southeast Asian vibes and an open kitchen creates an intimate feel. Hot n sour chicken soup is flavorful and hearty, while Kao Soi offers a coconut milk base but mild spice. Tables sit close, making it lively with R&B and Soul music.
Hot n sour chicken soup offers a flavorful, hearty option served with rice. Kao Piak Sen resembles a Lao chicken noodle soup, while Kao Soi features a coconut milk base but lacks strong spice depth.
Good to know
Parking is available in a small lot shared with a neighboring business.
Street parking is also available nearby, but can be limited.
The restaurant offers a specialized menu during Oakland Restaurant Week.
Cozy Korean spot offers quiet atmosphere and impressive portions. Tofu soup shines with homemade comfort in spicy pork and seafood styles. Enjoy standout banchan that complements every meal perfectly.
Tofu soup comes in several varieties like spicy pork, vegetable, and seafood, all tasting homemade and comforting. The soup often feels like a warm hug and pairs well with side dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant opens for dinner at 5 PM and is closed for lunch.
Expect a wait of 30-45 minutes during busy dinner hours.
Spacious dining area with a classic Korean vibe and lively K-pop music sets a bustling mood. Sizzling hot tofu soups come in stone crocks with bold flavors and adjustable spice. Wide tables hold some of the best banchan in the area, though benches lack comfort.
Tofu soups come sizzling hot in stone crocks with flavorful sides. Options include kimchi tofu soup with adjustable spice levels and a spicy seafood tofu soup that delivers a strong kick.
Good to know
They charge a mandatory 18% service fee for parties of five or more.
The outside area isn’t safe in the evening.
The price of a tofu soup increased from about $10-15 to around $20.
Korean spot serves authentic K-Chinese cuisine in a lively, crowded space with friendly atmosphere. Seafood soups shine with crab and squid, offering rich, balanced flavors in small portions. Limited seating means arriving early is smart to enjoy the jjambbong mini soup without rush.
Seafood soups stand out with crab, meat, and squid in the broth, even in smaller portions. The jjambbong mini soup offers a tasty, well-balanced flavor.
Good to know
Expect a wait for a table during lunch hours, especially on weekends.
The parking lot is tiny and probably big enough for ten cars.
Arriving early is recommended due to limited seating.