Spacious, clean interior blends modern and wooden elements for a cozy atmosphere. Rich broth and chewy noodles make the soups very filling and tasty. Friendly service and aprons add to the comfortable dining experience.
Rich broth and chewy noodles define the soups here. The rice noodle soup has a clean, delicious taste with plenty of meat, while the beef pho is very filling and tasty.
"The Vietnamese food here, especially the pho, has an amazing, tasty broth."
"The fried dumplings here are perfectly crispy and satisfying."
"The rice noodle soup here is so delicious and filling."
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The restaurant is located on the second floor of a shopping mall.
Finding the restaurant requires some effort due to its location.
The prices at The Noodle Bar are considered well-priced by many.
Cozy Korean spot shines with fresh knife-cut noodles and generous portions. Soups are piping hot, featuring a rich seafood broth and a unique wild sesame soup with a nutty twist. Small space feels homey and invites repeat visits.
Noodle soups come out very hot with complex broths and knife-cut noodles. Options include a rich seafood soup, a spicy seaweed soup with fresh cucumbers, and a wild sesame soup with a nutty, Alfredo-like sauce.
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Reservations are not required, but arriving early is advisable as it fills up quickly for dinner.
The prices are very reasonable, with meals averaging around $15-$20.
Portions are generous, often enough for 2-3 people.
Cozy spot serves crispy fried food with generous portions in a casual, self-service setting. Loud music adds energy while thin noodle soup and odang soup offer authentic Korean flavors. Perfect for those craving homemade street food vibes.
Thin noodle soup features delicious toppings that blend well. Odang soup stands out as a top dish. Bean sprout soup accompanies kimchi fried rice with a delicious flavor.
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The restaurant operates on a no-tip, self-service basis.
Prices are typical for restaurants in this area, around $20 per person.
The restaurant offers lunch delivery, which is not common in the area.
Cozy Korean spot offers soft tofu soups with perfect spice and filling sides. Large tables and private rooms suit groups well. Valet parking adds ease, while a hidden entrance keeps the vibe intimate and lively.
Soft tofu soups stand out with flavorful spice levels that never disappoint. Hot tofu soup comes with rice, appetizers, and eggs at a low price, making it very filling and delicious.
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Parking is street-only, and it can be difficult to find a spot.
The restaurant is located on the second floor, which may be hard to find.
Expect a wait during peak times, especially on weekends.
Spacious, clean interior blends rustic and semi-modern styles for a peaceful, upscale feel. Rich, spicy pork bone soup and hearty beef broth highlight authentic Korean flavors. Ample seating supports a relaxed, comfortable dining pace.
Rich, spicy pork bone soup and hearty beef bone broth stand out here. Unique dishes like octopus soup add variety to the authentic Korean soup options.
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Hansang offers lunch specials on weekdays.
If you don’t have a US credit card, you should bring cash.
Hansang allows small dogs in carriers to be inside.
Cozy Korean spot offers authentic beef bone soup with a clean, rich broth. Tight seating creates a warm, quiet vibe despite crowds. Beautiful bowls add charm to this protein-rich, nourishing meal experience.
Broth stays clean and authentic, closely matching what you'd find in Korea. The menu features beef bone soup and oxtail soup with nourishing, protein-rich bowls that are reasonably priced.
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The price for a meal is around $14.99, which is reasonable.
They have dedicated parking available for customers.
Expect the restaurant to get crowded during peak hours due to limited seating.
Korean spot offers spacious private karaoke rooms and lively outdoor seating with metal tables. Clam soup shines with rich flavor, while seafood pot delivers a spicy kick and kimchi soup is hearty with a whole kimchi head. Atmosphere stays pleasant and lively for groups.
Clam soup stands out with its rich flavor and is considered a highlight. The clear soup seafood pot offers a spicy kick from green peppers and plenty of fresh seafood. Kimchi soup features a whole head of kimchi, making it hearty and satisfying.
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Karaoke starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
The pub is open until 2 AM on weekends.
The restaurant has its own parking lot for guests.
Casual spot with spray-painted bakeware and lively vibe draws young crowds. Soups feature spicy rice cakes and range from sweet beef to spicy chicken broths. Walls with inspirational sticky notes add a unique, personal touch.
Soups come with spicy rice cakes, coleslaw, radishes, and white rice. Broths range from sweet beef with carrots and glass noodles to spicy chicken options. Meat in soups varies, sometimes finely minced or sparse, as in the beef tofu soup.
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Parking is available on the street for 50 cents per half hour.
One portion is enough for two people, making it a good value.
Banchan dishes are served with the food, adding variety to the meal.
Big, modern space with a relaxed vibe feels like a family spot. Soup dumplings are consistently perfect and highly recommended. Classic hot and sour soup offers nostalgic flavors, while tables come with customizable sauces for a personal touch.
Soup dumplings stand out as consistently perfect and highly recommended. The hot and sour soup offers a classic, nostalgic flavor. Other soups like shrimp wonton and noodle soup are fresh and tasty.
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Old Shanghai Soup Dumplings is a BYOB restaurant that only allows beer and wine.
They offer lunch specials on weekdays that include hot and sour soup.
Expect a 15% tip based on the amount after tax.
Modern izakaya-style space offers private seating with hanging leaves and a tranquil atmosphere. Soups include bulgogi and seafood options with fresh veggies. Enjoy standout drinks like highballs and sake in a cozy, spacious setting.
Soups feature fish cake, chicken wing, and mussel varieties with fresh veggies like enoki mushrooms and bok choy. Bulgogi soup offers a savory option alongside lighter seafood choices.
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Reservations are not available, so expect a wait, especially after 6 pm.
Jujung is open every day until 2 AM, making it a great late-night option.
All main dishes cost less than $20, offering good portions.
Spacious dining area blends modern old-fashioned Korean vibes with quiet, light atmosphere. Soups shine with handmade dumplings and beef bone broth, offering authentic flavors. Private rooms add flexibility for groups, enhancing the overall experience.
Soups here feature handmade dumplings, blood pudding hangover soup, and beef bone broth. Options include tofu beef soup, seafood sundubu jjigae, and clean, refreshing blood sausage soup.
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Breakfast specials are available for $9.99 from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM.
Self-service style means you find your own tables and serve water and side dishes.
Private rooms are available for business meals or group gatherings.
Spacious bakery offers a warm, cozy atmosphere with modern decor and luxurious furniture. Broccoli cheddar soup is a popular choice alongside pasta and breakfast options. Bright, airy space attracts a young crowd often using laptops, blending European style with comfort.
Broccoli cheddar soup stands out as a satisfying and popular choice. Other soups like the broccoli charger add variety alongside pasta and breakfast options.
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Expect long wait times during brunch hours due to high demand for seating.
Parking is available in the back, but finding meter parking can be difficult.
A free drink is offered when you leave a review.
Small restaurant with cozy atmosphere serves authentic Korean-style grilled eel on a hot plate with a balanced sweet and savory sauce. Eel soup offers a spicy kick and hearty, home-like feel, complemented by homemade seaweed soup and tasty side dishes. Generous portions make it perfect for casual meals.
Eel soup offers a surprisingly hearty and home-like feel with a spicy kick despite being described as mild. Homemade seaweed soup comes with tasty side dishes.
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There are only three or four dine-in tables, so expect a wait during busy hours.
Valet parking is available in the rear, or use street parking.
It takes about 20 minutes to cook the eel.
Enjoy authentic Korean tteokbokki with its spicy, chewy texture in a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Warm, comforting fish cake soups complement the meal perfectly, while self-service areas add convenience to your dining experience.
Fish cake soups stand out with their warm and comforting flavor. Pairing them with spicy rice cakes and crispy fries adds to the meal's satisfaction.
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Street metered parking can be hard to find, especially on weekends.
Expect potential wait times as reservations are not accepted.
The establishment is self-service, eliminating the need for tipping.
Enjoy juicy dry-aged pork belly grilled by servers in a smoke-free space with retro arcade games adding fun. Savor kimchi soup and free soups like Cheonggukjang with meals for a rich, varied taste.
Kimchi soup stands out as a must-try option. Free soups like Cheonggukjang and duck soup come with meals, showing a strong focus on generous servings and variety.
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Expect a wait time of 30-60 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
The restaurant serves 15 different side dishes with each meal.
Cozy spot serves authentic Korean Chinese dishes with rich, savory soups like spicy seafood noodle soup. Lunch specials offer affordable prices and generous portions. Warm vibes suit families, groups, or casual dates perfectly.
Soups here offer rich, savory flavor with options like spicy seafood noodle soup and Korean seafood soup. They come flavorful and filling, often paired with dishes like spicy, garlicky fried chicken.
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Lunch orders should be placed before 3:00 PM for timely service.
The restaurant offers affordable lunch specials on weekdays, excluding holidays.
Parking is available in two lots in front and one in the back, but it can be limited.
Korean spot offers generous donkatsu portions in a retro, cozy setting. Enjoy a free corn soup that tastes just like in Korea. Prices stay affordable while dishes remain fresh and clean.
Free corn soup arrives before the main course, matching flavors found in Korea. Soft tofu soup and side dishes like Korean peppers with ssamjang add unique, tasty options.
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The restaurant offers a unique menu with three types of Donkatsu: regular, cheese, and fish.
Expect a wait time of around 20 minutes for food during busy hours.
The portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Hole-in-the-wall spot serves bottomless beef broth in a casual, self-serve setting. Warm, hearty soups like dumpling soup satisfy cravings and come with free hot cups. Frequented by Koreans, it offers an authentic, relaxing vibe.
Warm soups come in bottomless beef and dumpling varieties, both hearty and filling. Free hot soup in a cup adds a nice touch, especially after a night out.
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Sam Bong is a self-serve restaurant where customers order at the counter.
Expect to wait for a number to be called before ordering.
Customers must return their trays after eating.
Tiny spot with a cozy, mom-and-pop vibe serves freshly made kimbap at great prices. Quick service matches the affordable fish cake soup in to-go cups. Warm atmosphere filled with the scent of rice and vinegar makes it a grab-and-go favorite.
A $1 fish cake soup comes in a to-go cup and offers great value. The miso soup and udon soup pair well with dishes like kimbap, all at affordable prices.
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The prices are reasonable for kimbap and miso soup.
Kimbaps are made to order, ensuring freshness.
You can call ahead to order or use DoorDash for convenience.