Small, old school Korean restaurant with heated wall seats and a cozy, home-style atmosphere. The space feels like an authentic Korean pub where everyone speaks Korean, creating a warm, family-like vibe. It offers a classic hole in the wall experience with genuine Korean energy.
Seafood pancakes like Haemul Pajeon come out crispy on the outside with a rich mix of flavors. The 파전 (pajeon) offers a satisfying crunch and pairs well with other Korean dishes.
Seafood dishes feature generous fish portions and a light, airy seafood pancake. The menu includes spicy tofu seafood soup and fresh oysters, with a notable fermented shrimp sauce.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups due to limited seating.
Only street parking is available, which can be difficult at times.
Prices are very reasonable, making it an affordable dining option.
Modern, spacious Korean restaurant with clean, bright decor and TVs showing Seoul scenes creates a comfortable, authentic vibe. Tables offer self-serve utensils and banchan, including refillable kimchi, supporting a relaxed dining pace. Crowds are mostly Korean, and the atmosphere stays quiet and cozy despite being busy.
Seafood pajeon stands out with its crispy outside, fresh seafood, and a savory hot soy honey sauce. Haemul pajeon also offers a crispy texture packed with lots of seafood.
Seafood pancakes come with a crispy outside and a juicy, moist inside, packed with fresh seafood and no fillers. Spicy seafood tofu soup and seafood noodle soup offer warm, flavorful options that hold heat well.
Good to know
Expect to spend about $50 per person.
Parking is a challenge and hard to find nearby.
Noodles cost well over $20.
Korean restaurant with modern wood and white decor and spacious table separation creates a cozy sophisticated atmosphere. The vibe is friendly and inviting, with soft back lighting and comfy bench seats. Refillable banchan and a full bar add to the experience.
Seafood pajeon stands out with lots of seafood and a nicely crispy texture. It pairs well with spicy dishes and is a favorite on the table.
Seafood dishes feature plenty of ingredients and come in big portions. The seafood pancake stands out with a crispy texture and includes squid, shrimp, oysters, and mussels cooked well.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a weekday lunch special.
Two appetizers and two entrees can feed 4-5 people easily.
You can choose the level of spiciness for the tofu stew.
Small, cozy Korean restaurant feels like stepping into a homey living room with ornate, whimsical decor featuring plants and nature paintings. Atmosphere is warm and welcoming, creating a comfortable, intimate vibe. The place offers a mom and pop charm with a curated, personal touch in both design and food.
Haemul pajeon comes out crispy outside and chewy inside with mussels, shrimp, and squid keeping their unique flavors. Oyster, egg, and green onion pancakes also stand out as extremely delicious and crispy.
Seafood pancake stands out with its perfect crispiness and a well-balanced dipping sauce. Large shrimp appear in the pancakes, adding a unique touch not common elsewhere.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed from 4 to 5 PM for a break.
Be ready to wait at least 40 minutes for food even when it's not too busy.
Parking is limited to street parking.
Shabu shabu restaurant offers a serene, intimate atmosphere with warm, scenic decor that creates a calming dining experience. Small pots and precise burners require attention, while a sauce bar allows customization. Cocktails are uniquely balanced, complementing the refined Korean cuisine.
Seafood kimchi jeon stands out with its crispy texture and rich seafood flavor. Every table orders it, making it a signature dish alongside the crispy beef belly fritters.
Seafood dishes feature freshness and rich, spicy broths. Highlights include the Seafood Sundubu Jjigae with silky tofu, the chanhap basa fish over rice, and a seafood platter with a variety of options.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Dinner for four costs around $90 per person after tax and tip.
You must order at least two portions of the same flavor for shabu-shabu.
Two-floored Korean BBQ spot with dark green and wood aesthetic creates a serene yet lively atmosphere. Tables are close together, contributing to a medium to high noise level that challenges conversation. Old-school K-pop music and Korean-style cocktails add cultural flavor to the experience.
Pajeon offers a perfect balance of crunchiness and softness with a dipping sauce that complements it well. The seafood version contains plenty of seafood and tastes great.
Oysters and seafood pancakes stand out here, with the pancakes being crispy and full of flavor. The shrimp pancake shows creativity and culinary skill, offering a simple but satisfying taste.
Good to know
You definitely need a reservation beforehand due to the place getting packed.
There was a wait of about an hour after making the reservation.
The dining time is limited since the restaurant is very popular.
Small, clean space with massive stainless steel bowls and a laidback, friendly vibe creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. The place feels warm and lively, with a narrow seating area that adds to its intimate mood. Customers serve their own food, enhancing the casual, communal experience.
Seafood pajeon stands out with its rich seafood mix and crispy edges. The scallion pancake offers a fresh, savory flavor that pairs well with other dishes like kimchi ramen.
Seafood dishes feature head-on shell-on shrimp, mussels, and octopus in generous portions. Spicy options like the seafood pepper bomb noodle and chili shrimp ramen stand out for their bold flavors and heat.
Good to know
There isn't a lot of seating available for customers.
Prices at Noona Noodles are higher than average for noodle shops.
Portions at Noona Noodles are about 1.5 times larger than average servings.
Renovated from an old church, the space features high ceilings, Korean folklore stained glass, and a mezzanine seating area. Warm lighting and lively diners create a vibrant atmosphere that suits dates and social gatherings. Seating is close together, which can raise noise levels and reduce privacy.
Assorted Korean pancakes offer varied and harmonious flavors with a crispy and tender vegetable version. The batter is nice and the pancakes taste good, priced at $29.
Seasoned raw fish features Spanish mackerel and a unique sesame oil. Sprinkling soybean powder on raw fish salad adds a refreshing twist.
Good to know
Reservations (Resy) are recommended for dining at this restaurant.
There is a table time limit of 90 minutes for diners.
The restaurant has a policy of accepting no more than 4 credit cards.
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.
Crispy and well-flavored, the Kimchi Jeon stands out with a soft-poached egg on top. These savory Korean pancakes capture the vibrant taste of Korea's food scene.
Seafood hot pot stands out with fresh ingredients cooked perfectly in a spicy veggie broth. The seafood soup is seasoned well, not too salty, and the seafood pancake and fish cake hot pot also deliver strong flavors.
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.
Restaurant offers authentic Korean decor with divided tables that create semi-private dining spaces. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and lively to loud and cramped, reflecting a busy, energetic vibe. Unlimited free banchan refills and attentive service add to a distinctly Korean dining experience.
Pajeon stands out with its crispy texture and rich seafood flavor. Starters like the pajeon and omelet deliver solid, satisfying tastes.
Seafood dishes include a tofu soup praised for its flavor and a Jeongol hot pot that serves four. The seafood rice cakes offer a balanced spicy kick, complemented by well-liked banchan.
Good to know
The restaurant fills up quickly, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Reservations are in-person only; expect a long wait without one.
Join the waitlist using an iPad upon arrival.
Multilevel space offers ample seating with colorful, lively atmosphere and strong air conditioning. Tables sit close together but include transparent partitions for separation. Unlimited free banchan complements the authentic Korean tofu dishes served here.
Seafood pajeon stands out with a delicious and bussing flavor. It pairs well with other dishes like japche and tofu soup.
Assorted seafood tofu soup comes in generous portions and pairs well with grilled or fried fish from the combo menu. Side dishes accompany the seafood, including servings of yellow fish.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available on weekdays.
Expect long wait times if you arrive after 11am on Fridays.
You need to have your full party present to be seated.