Snug, wood-accented space with boar heads and Czech decorations creates an authentic mountain lodge vibe. Atmosphere feels like a real Slovak pub, offering a comforting, old-world charm. Czech and Slovak culture comes alive through traditional interiors and a lively, welcoming energy.
Soft bread called dumplings comes with dishes like beef goulash and roasted pork. Dumplings pair well with sauces and sides like red cabbage, making them a hearty, distinctive part of meals here.
Traditional Czech potato salad comes as a side with dishes like pork and chicken schnitzel. It pairs well with hearty meals and adds a classic, creamy texture that complements the main courses.
Good to know
Tipping is cash only.
The restaurant does not offer gluten-free options.
The restaurant charges $3 per person for plate sharing.
Small, narrow space with about 4-5 tables and a counter creates an intimate setting. Warm lighting and an excellent playlist set a cozy, homey vibe where people enjoy creative Korean dishes and natural wine. The place buzzes with happy diners, making it ideal for dates or catchups in tight quarters.
Crab dumplings stand out with their rich flavor. They come with a green chive sauce and dill that add fresh, herbal notes.
An array of banchan comes with the meal, featuring a well-flavored potato salad alongside mung bean jelly, marinated mushrooms, and kimchi. The variety adds nice contrast to the rice served.
Good to know
Expect a unique dining experience with a variety of banchan dishes.
Reservations may be recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
The menu features innovative takes on traditional Korean dishes.
Dark wood interiors and waitresses in cultural dress create a time-capsule atmosphere. Potato dumplings with sticky texture and bread dumplings offer hearty, traditional sides. Tangy, creamy potato salad pairs perfectly with sausages and schnitzel, enhancing the authentic German experience.
Potato dumplings come with a sticky texture that clings to the roof of the mouth, especially good with plenty of gravy. Bread dumplings appear alongside pork shank, offering a hearty, traditional side.
Tangy, creamy, and perfectly textured, the potato salad stands out as a traditional side alongside dishes like sausages and schnitzel. It pairs well with mustard and pickles, adding a well-balanced flavor to hearty meals.
Good to know
Make sure to make a reservation during the holidays.
Goulash is only available on Tuesdays.
The prime rib is only available twice a week.
Narrow dining area blends modern Korean decor with a cozy vibe and soft K-Pop music. Crispy fried dumplings offer rich flavor, while light potato salad complements banchan like kimchi. Clean, casual space suits families and casual diners.
Fried dumplings stand out with a crispy texture and rich flavor. Options include beef fried dumplings and vegetable dumplings, both highly flavorful.
Potato salad appears as part of the banchan selection, served alongside kimchi and marinated broccoli. It tastes light and yummy, complementing other dishes like crispy fried shrimp and veggie japchae.
Good to know
Lunch goes until 4 PM.
The lunch special Ziggle box offers great value and big portions.
The restaurant adds a 3.5% fee for using a credit card.
Spacious Korean restaurant with hanok style decor and dim lantern lighting creates a warm, vibrant atmosphere. Loud energy combines a sports bar vibe with art by Korean American artists displayed on the walls. The space includes a gastropub upstairs and an upscale steakhouse downstairs, offering a unique blend of dining experiences.
Juicy dumplings stand out here, especially the Buldak dumplings which are a highlight. The kimchi and mushroom dumplings are large, tasty, and vegetarian friendly.
Creamy and lightly sweet, the potato salad balances savory and mushy textures well. It stands out as the most flavorful among the minimal banchan sides.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 3 PM to 6 PM.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups.
Expect a 30-minute wait if arriving without a reservation.
Small space with brick walls and dim lighting creates a cozy, homey vibe despite being loud and crowded. Tables sit close together, making it easy to overhear conversations. Music plays well, adding to an upbeat atmosphere that suits groups and lively dining.
Dumplings feature thin skin that holds just enough filling without ripping. Pork dumplings stand out with their balanced flavor and texture.
Potato salad appears as a small sphere among banchan dishes. It tends to be flavorless and simple in taste.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant fills up quickly.
Lunch service is available from 12 pm to 2:30 pm, Monday to Friday.
Brunch is only served on weekends from 12:00 to 2:30 p.m.
Spacious layout with tall ceilings and floating vintage furniture creates a cozy, warm atmosphere that feels like stepping back in time. Outdoor seating adds a pretty, relaxed option. The kitchen is visible downstairs, adding to the unique, homey vibe.
Fruit dumplings stand out as a unique regional specialty and a popular dessert. Bread dumplings accompany dishes like Angus beef gulasz, adding a hearty touch to meals.
Classic Czech dishes come with potato salad that stands out as the tasty part of the plate. The potato salad is consistently good.
Good to know
For an authentic experience, a reservation is recommended.
The kitchen closes at 9 PM.
The weekend brunch deal includes an entree plus two drinks for $24.
Ramen restaurant offers clean, modern decor with upstairs bar and seating. Atmosphere feels vibrant and cute with ambient lighting and playful interactions like rock-paper-scissors games. Menu focuses on Shio and Miso ramen with large portions and reasonable prices.
Pan fried dumplings come with the samurai lunch special. They pair well with miso ramen and a peach green tea drink. The dumplings have a crispy exterior and a savory pork filling.
Japanese potato salad features crab for a unique twist. The potato salad here is consistently well-made and flavorful.
Good to know
Yasubee only serves Shio Ramen and Miso Ramen, not Tonkotsu Ramen.
Happy hour features free small plates and discounted drinks.
The prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes.