Restaurant features modern Asian decor with space-themed elements and Japanese signboard lights creating a futuristic Chinese alleyway vibe. Atmosphere is calm and casual, offering individual hot pot heaters for a unique dining experience. Seating accommodates groups comfortably in a clean, bright space.
Hot pots stand out with bold Szechuan spicy broth and a sea salt tomato cream option that offers rich flavor. Large portions include dishes like Beef and Broccoli and Garlic Pork Belly, all at a good value.
Individual sized hotspots come in Korean kimchi style with rich, bold flavors. The kimchi hot pot tastes like ramen packets and offers a distinct Korean food experience.
"The Chinese food here is delicious and cooked to perfection."
"The Szechuan broth base has rich, bold flavors."
"The Korean food here is delicious and comforting."
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The luncheon special is served until 4:00 p.m.
The restaurant is located in a shopping center with ample parking.
Portions are generous and provide good value for the price.
Korean restaurant offers a cozy, warm atmosphere with thoughtful amenities like hair ties and disposable aprons. The space is clean and modern with about 10 tables and plays popular K-pop music. It stands out for authentic Korean flavors and unique touches such as complimentary zha cai.
Crispy fried dumplings stay juicy inside and stand out as a highlight. The Jajangmyeon pairs well with dumplings, and the sweet and sour pork adds a tasty touch.
Black bean noodles stand out with rich flavor that impresses even those who usually avoid the dish. Tang soo yuk features thick boneless pork coated in rice flour for a unique texture. The tteokbokki tastes authentic, matching street-style versions from Korea.
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Jjampong Zizon uses 100% Korean-imported chili powder and makes their noodles fresh daily.
The restaurant maintains high cleanliness standards, ensuring a comfortable dining experience.
Expect a variety of Korean-Chinese dishes, including jjamppong and jajangmyeon.
Open kitchen reveals chefs hand-pulling noodles, adding a visual craft to the dining experience. Bright, clean space with simple, modern design creates a welcoming, casual atmosphere. Frequented by many Asian diners, the place offers an authentic vibe that stands out among similar restaurants.
Xiao long bao stands out with amazing flavor that rivals versions from China. Dumplings like pork & ginger and pork & crab, plus the scallion beef pancake, deliver excellent taste and variety.
Fresh noodles and kimchi stand out here, often paired with dishes like brisket with noodles and chicken lo mein. Appetizers mix cucumber, kimchi, and potato salad for a varied start.
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There is plenty of parking available.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
The average price per person is around $25.
Korean restaurant with modern decor and spacious, cozy atmosphere offers a quiet, friendly vibe. It serves authentic Korean Chinese dishes that reflect traditional flavors. Tables are well spaced, creating a comfortable dining experience.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its excellent flavor and is even more delicious than versions in Korea. Dumplings come fresh and crunchy, adding to the above average Chinese food offerings.
Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong stand out with rich flavors that surpass those found in Korea. The menu features spicy Gochu Japchae and delicious Chinese cold noodles, highlighting a strong Korean-Chinese fusion.
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The kitchen closes one hour before the restaurant's official closing time.
There is plenty of parking on the first floor of the building.
A couple who arrived 20 minutes after us were turned away.
Asian restaurant inside a casino food court offers bright colors, easy-to-read menus, and a TV screen showing dish preparation. Atmosphere is quiet despite busy surroundings but lacks distinct ambiance. Large portions with adjustable spice and protein options attract diners seeking quick, flavorful meals.
Crab rangoons stand out for their rich flavor and freshness. The menu also features Mongolian beef, sweet and sour chicken, and pineapple fried rice that all deliver solid, tasty options.
Kimchi features prominently, appearing in kimchi fried rice and as a side with dishes like Yellow Curry. The signature beef dish often comes with added kimchi, highlighting its role in the menu.
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JustRice offers cooked-to-order meals for under $100 near a casino.
The menu is adjustable for proteins and spice preference.
Fountain drinks cost $3 and are small in size.
Korean restaurant offers generous portions with dishes like jjajangmyeon and jjambbong featuring rich seafood and perfectly cooked noodles. Atmosphere suits quick meals with consideration for children and a focus on quality comparable to LA. Food includes well-prepared Chinese entrées uncommon in similar places.
Jajangmyeon and sweet and sour pork stand out here. Fried Dumplings come cooked just right, and Mongolian beef offers a tasty option.
Jjajangmyeon and jjambbong stand out as key dishes here, offering classic Korean Chinese flavors. Portions suit sharing, with options like tangsuyuk rounding out quick, satisfying meals.
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Expect generous serving sizes, especially for jjajangmyeon and jjambbong.
The restaurant is child-friendly, accommodating families with kids.
Prices are higher than in Korea, but portions are also larger.
Asian fusion restaurant features interactive dining with robot servers and dancing noodle performances. Atmosphere blends modern design with an intimate, immersive vibe suitable for social gatherings. Guests enjoy high-quality hot pot paired with expertly crafted cocktails in a lively setting.
Hot pot here features top-quality meats and seafood with a luxury dining experience. The flavors and ingredients stand out as some of the best in the region.
The wagyu bone marrow bibimbap stands out with its rich, decadent flavor. A small portion serves well for two to share, making it a satisfying choice.
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Happy hour runs from 12pm to 4pm with half off drinks.
Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially during events.
Expect to pay around $200 per person for the all-you-can-eat experience.
Spacious dining area with individual pots at each seat offers a unique setup. The atmosphere stays quiet and calming with simple, clean decor and background music. Tables feature ordering tablets, enhancing convenience without QR codes.
Hot pot stands out with Pot Master Premium broth and beef tendon that cooks tender. Handmade dumplings burst with flavor, and dishes like Mapo Tofu and Kung Pao Chicken offer solid, authentic tastes.
Korean fusion shines with wagyu sandwiches, kimchi Brussels sprouts, and soju featured heavily. Bao buns, satay pot, and kimchi pot add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant has changed its menu and now focuses on Japanese cuisine.
Prices are reasonable, with a wagyu dinner for two costing around $80.
Portions are large, often the biggest you'll find in the area.
Japanese shabu-shabu hotplates sit at small wooden tables in a clean, modern space with anime-inspired decor and J-Pop music. The atmosphere feels casual yet energetic, with friendly staff contributing to a welcoming vibe. Busy but not cramped, the restaurant offers a bright, well-lit environment with thoughtful details throughout.
Hot pot here offers a different take from typical Chinese style but remains absolutely delicious. The combination of hot pot and sushi provides good value for the price.
Lunch specials feature grilled dishes like Bulgogi Enoki, Soy Chicken Steak, and Honey Iberico Pork. Hot pot includes a wagyu tower with broth rich in wagyu, bulgogi, radish, and vegetables, accompanied by sides like takoyaki and kimchi fried rice.
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The happy hour deal is $19.95 from 9 pm until close.
All-you-can-eat is available for $20 from noon to 5 pm daily.
Expect a wait time of about 25 minutes during peak hours.