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Korean restaurant

Spacious dining hall with a newly renovated interior offers a lively, bustling atmosphere. Galbi Jjim shines with rich, hearty flavor and cheese torched topping. Open 24/7, it serves authentic Korean dishes with unlimited kimchi refills in a welcoming setting.

Galbi Jjim stands out with its rich, hearty flavor and generous portions. Unlimited kimchi refills accompany authentic Korean soups and meat plates designed for sharing, with a unique twist of cheese torched on top of the galbi jim.

People are saying

"I found the food here to be delicious and a great deal."

"It's a great late night spot, open 24 hours."

"The Korean food, especially the cheesy Galbi Jjim, is smoky and gooey."

Good to know

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Sun Nong Dan is open 24/7, making it convenient for late-night visits.

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The breakfast special before 10:30 costs $11.99.

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Expect busy dinner times, so plan accordingly.

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Korean restaurant

Open layout with rectangular tables offers a clean, simple setting. Korean dishes shine with excellent banchan like kimchi and fish cake, plus favorites like galbi and bibimbap. Fast service and student discounts make it a lively spot for good value.

Excellent banchan includes fish cake, cucumber, kimchi, and kelp, often offered extra without asking. Favorite dishes include galbi, bibimbap, tofu soup, cold noodles, and mushroom tofu hot pot with bulgogi.

People are saying

"The food here is delicious and authentic Korean."

"The Dolsot Bibimbap is a healthy and delicious rice bowl."

"The Korean food here, especially the tofu soups, is delicious."

Good to know

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Reservations are not required, and seating is usually available quickly.

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Parking is available in the back of the plaza or underground.

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Unlimited refills on side dishes are offered, enhancing the dining experience.

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Korean restaurant

Enjoy crispy fried chicken with bold Soy Garlic and Korean BBQ sauces in a cozy atmosphere with plenty of seating and a lively bar. Try Bulgogi Stir-Fry Udon or share bulgogi fries with balanced sauce while sipping affordable draft beers and soju.

Korean fried chicken comes with a perfectly crispy, crunchy crust. The menu features Bulgogi Stir-Fry Udon and Cheesy Bulgogi Rice, plus shareable bulgogi fries with a well-balanced sauce.

People are saying

"The Korean fried chicken here is super crispy and flavorful."

"You can get draft beer for $2 here."

"The Korean fried chicken here is so crispy and addicting."

Good to know

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Happy hour drink deals are available, making it a great time to visit.

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$1 wings promotion is offered during July, providing excellent value.

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The restaurant can get busy, so expect a wait during peak hours.

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Korean barbecue restaurant

Korean barbecue shines with good quality meats and chewy spicy cold noodles. Spacious seating and high ceilings create a lively, smoky vibe. Enjoy a casual touch with arcade games and a sit-down bar, plus solid banchan and a complimentary bottle of soju.

Good quality meats and chewy spicy cold noodles stand out here. The place stays clean and smoke-free, with solid banchan including Korean pancake and a complimentary bottle of soju instead of dessert.

People are saying

"The Korean food service is attentive and friendly, making you feel cared for."

"The food here is great, with honest recommendations and perfect timing."

"The meats here are so tender and flavorful, it's really cool."

Good to know

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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during busy hours.

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Expect wait times of over an hour during peak dining hours.

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The all-you-can-eat price is $39.99, which is reasonable for the quality offered.

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Korean restaurant

Small Korean spot offers authentic decor with thatched roofs and murals. Enjoy tofu soup and bibimbap with fresh side dishes like kimchi and squid. Staff serve hot barley tea and provide heaters, showing thoughtful service in a cozy, warm setting.

Tofu soup and bibimbap stand out with authentic flavor and large portions. Side dishes like seaweed, squid, cucumber, and kimchi are fresh and tasty, complementing dishes like spicy octopus bibimbap and juicy galbi.

People are saying

"The oyster tofu soup here is rich, comforting, and packed with fresh oysters."

"The bibimbap here is the best I've had in the U.S."

"The Korean food, especially the tofu soup, is the best I've had."

Good to know

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Expect a busy atmosphere in the evenings with potential queues.

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Dinner around 5:30 PM is ideal to avoid long wait times.

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The restaurant has a large parking lot available for customers.

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Korean barbecue restaurant

Spacious Korean barbecue spot offers all-you-can-eat meats like pork belly and kalbi with a self-service banchan area featuring kimchi and japchae. Buffet-style sides and a hot food bar add variety. Expect a smoky, dense atmosphere and a 90-minute dining limit.

Offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with a solid selection of meats like pork belly, rib finger, beef brisket, and kalbi. Features a self-service banchan area with sides such as kimchi, japchae, and kalbi jjim, plus a salad bar and standout beef stew.

People are saying

"This Korean Barbecue is definitely worth checking out."

"The all-you-can-eat Korean food has great meat options and sides."

"I loved the unlimited meat selections and sides."

Good to know

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Making a reservation is essential because the place is very popular.

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You have 90 minutes to enjoy your meal, and all guests must arrive before seating.

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Expect wait times of 25 to 45 minutes during busy hours.

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Yuk Dae Jang San Gabriel image 1
Korean restaurant

Small space with warm lighting offers a cozy vibe for groups. Korean dishes shine with quality banchan and flavorful pork belly. Limited parking adds a slight challenge but hearty soups and fresh ingredients make it worth the visit.

Banchan quality stands out despite limited variety, often overshadowing main dishes. Cold noodles are icy and refreshing, ideal after spicy food, while pork belly, bossam, and premium beef bulgogi deliver solid, flavorful options.

People are saying

"This rich, savory beef bone broth soup is pure comfort."

"The seafood hot pot had a pretty big portion."

"This Korean food's rich beef bone broth soup is so comforting."

Good to know

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Expect a waiting line during weekend nights at meal hours.

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Parking can be difficult due to a small lot; arrive early.

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Prices typically range from $15 or more per person.

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Moobongri Soondae (무봉리 순대), San Gabriel image 1

Restaurant blends traditional Joseon and modern Korean styles with a clean, spacious interior and lively vibe. Samgyetang offers a comforting, healthy meal while bossam is clean-tasting and not too fatty. Outdoor patio seating adds a relaxed dining option.

Samgyetang offers a comforting, healthy experience. Large portions of bossam come clean-tasting and not overly fatty. Side dishes like kimchi and seasoned mushrooms complement the mains well.

People are saying

"Their ginseng chicken soup is sweet and refreshing."

"You have to try the soondae; it's rich, flavorful, and perfectly prepared."

"The Korean food, especially the bossam, was fresh and delicious."

Good to know

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Free underground parking is available for diners.

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The restaurant is located on the first floor just after exiting the elevator.

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The side dishes are unlimited refills at no extra charge.

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