Small Korean restaurant offers authentic homemade dishes with generous portions and excellent banchan. Atmosphere suits family dinners with a relaxed, unpretentious vibe. Regulars appreciate specialty soups and standout items like marinated crab and seafood pancake.
Pork belly wraps and bossam stand out with rich flavors and tender meat. The Gamja-tang soup offers plenty of meat on the bones and pairs well with classic side dishes like garlic kimchi and other banchan.
Seafood pancakes come out crispy outside and fresh inside, pairing well with soy sauce. The seafood pa-jun stands out as very tasty and well-prepared.
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Reservations for marinated crab must be made two weeks in advance.
Expect wait times of up to 20 minutes on busy Saturdays.
The restaurant offers single-person and large pot sizes for soup.
Korean street-style izakaya with barrel tables and vintage movie posters creates an authentic, casual vibe. Loud and lively atmosphere features K-pop karaoke and a photo booth for extra fun. Groups gather here to enjoy soju and spicy chicken feet in a relaxed setting.
Classic spot for Korean fried chicken with a solid lineup of drinks like soju, makgeolli, and sweet sparkling rice wines.
Crispy seafood pancakes come loaded with squid and shrimp and have crunchy edges. Spicy seafood rice cakes offer a chewy texture with a rich, spicy sauce and plenty of seafood. Fish cake soup features skewered fish cakes in a fresh, flavorful broth.
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Parking can be tricky during weekends, especially in the crowded mall area.
Expect to pay under $30 per person for a satisfying meal with generous portions.
The restaurant is open late on weekends, making it a great late-night dining option.
Spacious restaurant with cyber-retro decor and bright neon signs creates a lively, modern atmosphere. Tables feature interactive grilling with strong air suction systems keeping the space smoke-free. Music and visible kitchen add to the fun, clean vibe suitable for groups and intimate gatherings.
High quality Korean BBQ meat stands out with flavorful options like Beef Bulgogi and marinated beef belly. The food is consistently fresh and delicious, paired with incredible service and atmosphere.
Plentiful fresh seafood options include tiger shrimp, scallops, squid, and octopus. Special dishes like seafood pancake and jjampong seafood soup with ramen noodles add variety to the menu.
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88Q's grand opening is scheduled for January 2024, with a soft opening promotion offering 15% off Set Menus B and C from Monday to Thursday.
The wait during peak meal times can be long, so I recommend making a reservation.
There is a 90-minute limit on the dining time.
Very small restaurant with limited indoor seating and a few outdoor tables offers freshly made Hawaiian and Korean fusion dishes. The atmosphere is hot and busy, with long wait times common even on weekdays. Generous portions, especially of beef ribs and gochujang chicken, define the dining experience.
Beef ribs and galbi come out tender and perfectly cooked. Bok choy kimchi offers a fresh twist on the classic, made-to-order in-house. Garlic shrimp and tteokbokki add variety to the Korean flavors.
Garlic shrimp plates stand out with rich garlic butter flavor and a taste similar to North Shore classics. The shrimp is aromatic and flavorful, making extra sauces almost unnecessary.
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Expect long wait times, especially on weekends.
Food is made to order, so preparation may take longer.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value.
Small space with modern minimalist décor creates a cozy atmosphere suited for quiet meals. Menu offers varied porridge and bibimbap, known for balanced flavors and comforting dishes. Service tends to be slow, especially when crowded, but the environment stays peaceful and clean.
Porridge and bibimbap stand out with comforting, balanced flavors. The kimchi pancake is light, crispy, and chewy, while dishes like spicy tuna with kimchi and ginseng chicken porridge add variety and depth.
Seafood pancake appears regularly alongside dishes like bibimbap and stews. Seafood porridge also features as a notable option among the menu items.
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The restaurant offers a large variety of porridge, bibimbap, and stews.
Expect slow service during peak hours, especially on weekends.
All dishes come with three different types of banchan and iced water.
Korean restaurant offers homey atmosphere with Kpop and Kdramas playing on TVs. Spacious and clean setting supports a relaxing vibe. Known for flavorful tofu soups and Galbi, it draws those seeking authentic Korean cuisine.
Bibimbap and tofu soup combo comes with freshly made traditional banchan. Galbi offers a tender, sweet-charred taste that pairs well with rice. Spicy pork, tteokbokki, pork cutlet, and dumpling soup add variety to the Korean menu.
Seafood dishes feature tofu soups loaded with shrimp, oysters, and clams that balance flavor without excess salt. The spicy seafood tofu soup and tofu claypot with clams stand out for their heat and richness.
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A meal for two costs around $100.
The galbi is $32 for 12 pieces and does not include rice or sides.
All food comes with complimentary side dishes.
Chinese Korean cuisine fills a clean interior with private dining rooms and a crisp, authentic vibe. The atmosphere balances quick seating and generous portions, attracting groups for gatherings. Parking is generally available but can be tight at times.
Tang su yook stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. Jjajangmyeon features freshly made noodles and a savory black bean sauce, with the gan-jjajangmyeon being the most notable dish.
Seafood dishes feature sweet-and-sour fish that is less oily than usual and a standout mixed seafood with vegetables. Fried shrimp and pork come out crispy, and the seafood and spicy noodle soup offers a flavorful option.
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Parking is available in front and back of the restaurant.
Expect a wait of less than three minutes during peak lunch times.
Most dishes are priced around $20 to $30, with large portions.
Neon lighting and live music create a lively, late-night atmosphere reminiscent of 1980s Tokyo streets and Chinese street nightlife. Spacious layout includes private rooms for groups, supporting both casual dinners and karaoke sessions. The vibe blends fun decor with energetic entertainment, making it a popular spot for social gatherings.
Cold noodles stand out as a refreshing highlight, often paired with succulent bulgogi skewers and excellent BBQ meat. The cold noodles offer inventive flavors and balance the richness of the grilled dishes.
Seafood here shines with snow crab legs and crawfish boils packed with rich sauce and flavor. Grilled options like garlic oysters and stir-fried clams come well-seasoned and cooked just right.
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Happy hour features $1 lamb skewers on weekdays from 4-6pm.
BOGO beer specials are available during weeknights.
Parking is ample and free for restaurant patrons.
Spacious dining room with clean, modern design and bright lighting creates a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. Noise levels stay moderate even when busy, supporting a relaxed vibe. Known for authentic Korean stews served with generous portions and consistent quality.
Bossam comes in a big portion, tender and full of flavor. Bulgogi is well-marinated and juicy, while buckwheat cold noodles offer a refreshing balance. Free refill side dishes include fish cakes and kimchi, and baby octopus mandu has a chewy texture with a sweet-spicy kick.
Rich, spicy broths highlight the seafood dishes, especially in the hot pot and noodle soup. Both come loaded with shrimp, mussels, clams, and other seafood, offering a comforting, savory experience.
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Weekday dine-in specials are available throughout this month.
The restaurant offers ample parking space for visitors.
Expect large portion sizes, perfect for sharing among groups.
Cozy restaurant with a lounge vibe and loud music creates a lively atmosphere especially after 8pm. Outdoor seating is well lit while the interior remains a bit dark. Popular for soju pitchers and flavorful dishes like spicy seafood soup and whole fried chicken.
Fried whole chicken pairs well with soju, especially the yogurt soju pitcher. The menu features soy garlic wings, bossam, fire chicken, and Korean army stew, all served in a cool, casual atmosphere.
Spicy seafood soup offers bold flavor and heat. Seafood pancakes come out crispy and savory, standing out among other dishes.
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Happy hour offers great prices on drinks and appetizers.
Parking is plentiful and easily accessible.
The kitchen closes one hour before the restaurant closes.
Large space with modern decor and warm glowing panels creates a high-energy vibe. Guests enjoy DIY boba bar and arcade games while waiting, adding a playful touch. Tables feature mounted screens for easy group ordering, enhancing the interactive experience.
Excellent beef quality stands out in the Korean BBQ offerings. Staff ensures the table is well stocked and explains everything clearly, making the all-you-can-eat experience smooth.
Seafood comes very fresh with options like Salmon Carpaccio, Yellowtail Carpaccio, scallops, and seafood dumplings. The gold menu includes a variety of fish dishes and hotpot, all part of the price.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for special events like birthdays.
Expect a $100 per person average bill for dining.
They offer unique ice creamsicles in ube or honeydew flavors for celebrations.
Korean restaurant offers a busy, noisy atmosphere with clean, spacious seating that avoids feeling cramped. The vibe is homey and cozy, reminiscent of a lively Koreatown spot. It attracts diners seeking authentic tofu soup and Korean BBQ with reasonable prices and late hours.
Galbi and tofu soup combos come in generous portions with perfectly flavored, tender LA galbi. The kimchi and cucumber banchan are served abundantly and stand out for their strong flavors.
Seafood tofu bowl and seafood pancakes stand out with crisp texture and fragrant aroma. Fish is well cooked and dishes come with a small fried fish plus a variety of banchan. Bones require some care when eating.
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Parking can be challenging on weekends and at night.
Expect long wait times during weekend dinner hours.
The line is usually fast, with seating in 5-10 minutes during off-peak times.
Spacious interior with Chinese-style decor and live plants and animals creates a comfortable setting. Quiet atmosphere with subtle background music offers a calm dining experience. Korean-style Chinese dishes like jjajangmyeon and jjamppong attract diners seeking distinctive flavors.
Jjajangmyeon stands out with its rich flavor, paired often with jjamppong and tang soo yook for a full Korean meal experience.
Fish dishes come highly recommended by staff and include a notable black bean fish. Fried shrimp appears often, especially served in hot sauce. Scallops with asparagus add variety to the seafood options.
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Parking is free and convenient, reducing stress for visitors.
Reservations are not required, and there is usually no waiting.
The restaurant offers huge portion sizes, perfect for sharing.
Small and tidy Korean restaurant offers large portions of authentic Seoul-style dishes with a pleasantly spicy vibe. Atmosphere stays casual and kid-friendly, attracting families and K-drama fans alike. Prices remain reasonable, providing good value without tipping expectations.
Authentic Korean dishes from Seoul include large mandu filled with savory juices. Menu features Jajangmyeon and japchae bap with pork.
Seafood dishes feature plump, juicy Kkanpung Shrimp with a satisfying snap. The spicy seafood noodle soup offers a rich, flavorful broth with a good amount of seafood, balanced in spice level.
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The restaurant offers authentic Korean cuisine from Seoul, South Korea.
The portions are large enough to share for three people and still have leftovers.
There is limited parking at the restaurant.
Korean barbecue restaurant with a self-serve meat bar and spacious seating accommodates groups comfortably. The atmosphere is lively but relaxed, featuring excellent ventilation and high-energy music. Clean, modern design supports a welcoming vibe without feeling rushed.
Offers all-you-eat Korean BBQ with better meat quality than most AYCE spots. Includes free banchan refills, a salad bar, and hot bar with Tteokbokki and dumplings. Favorites include spicy brisket, kimchi fried rice, tofu soup, and bulgogi.
Selection includes a wide range of marinated seafood alongside beef, pork, and chicken. Side dishes feature over 10 options with fish cake soup in spicy and non-spicy versions.
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Show your ID to eat for free on your birthday.
Lunch special priced at $19.99 is available from 11:30am to 4pm.
Lunch happy hour offers affordable deals every day.