Small, unassuming Korean restaurant with a cozy ambiance and heated benches. Atmosphere feels like a home-style eatery with a neighborhood vibe and authentic, hearty stews. Kitchen stays clean and organized despite modest decor and tight space.
Eel soup features a rich, savory broth with complex flavors from homemade doenjang. Loach soup offers an exceptionally delicious taste, while dakgaejang delivers a flavorful, spicy broth that stands out.
Hot pot bulgogi stands out with its rich flavor and tender beef. The spicy pork bulgogi, known as jaeyuk bokkeum, offers a bold kick alongside classic soups like Beef Short Ribs and ttukbaegi bulgogi.
"The Korean food here tastes authentic and made with love."
"The soup here is flavorful and spicy."
"I thought the hot pot bulgogi was a perfect 10."
Good to know
BBQ is only available for dinner at Haneul Babsang.
The restaurant only has 6 tables, creating an intimate dining experience.
A large order costs 50 dollars, while a small order costs 30 dollars.
Cozy spot with Korean fried chicken and lively bar vibes. Soups shine with chicken wings and fish cake, offering sweet and spicy flavors. Bulgogi dishes bring sweet fried rice with green onions, including creative options like bulgogi nachos.
Soups feature sweet and spicy strings, fish balls, and fish tofu. The chicken wings and fish cake soup stands out, while the fish cake and udon soup offers a flavorful, slightly spicy taste that pairs well with rice cakes. Large portions like the Mr. JJim Dak soup serve 3-4 people.
Bulgogi dishes feature flavorful fried rice with a good amount of bulgogi and green onions, leaning toward a sweeter taste. Options include bulgogi nachos and combinations with chicken and rice cakes.
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Happy hour is from Monday to Thursday until 6 PM with 50% off drinks.
Wednesdays feature all-day happy hour with 50% off beer and soju.
The kitchen closes at 10:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Small Korean restaurant with counter seating and a cozy, authentic vibe. Space feels cramped and warm, often busy with people ordering to-go or sitting briefly. Offers a unique tteokbokki flavor and popular Korean fried chicken.
Broth has a strong umami flavor and feels comforting enough to drink on its own. Fish cake skewers offer a satisfying bite with warmth from the broth.
Beef bulgogi comes with rice and pairs well with other dishes like dokbokki and cheese and herbs chicken. A meal including bulgogi and sides costs around $35.
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You need to bring cash, as they do not accept card payments.
Mimisa has only a few seats and gets very busy, especially around lunchtime.
If ordering ahead for pickup, call the business directly instead of using Grubhub or DoorDash.
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.
Soups include cod and crab, both expertly prepared. The chicken soup offers a satisfying, comforting option. A hangover cure soup stands out as especially hearty.
Beef bulgogi here stands out for its lack of sweetness, unlike most places. Portions come generous and dishes like bulgogi udon and bulgogi with tofu offer bold, flavorful experiences.
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.
Korean barbecue restaurant with cast iron grills at each table and K-Pop music videos playing on flat screens. The atmosphere is loud and busy, especially during celebrations, making conversation challenging. Tables are small and cozy, with cushion stools that double as storage.
Spicy beef soup delivers a delightful kick and stands out as a top choice. Limited time crab soup and steamed egg add variety, while fried tofu and calamari serve as tasty starters.
Juicy, tender, and clearly marinated, the beef bulgogi stands out with rich flavor. Staff often cook it tableside, enhancing the experience with active service and attention to detail.
Good to know
The $40 all-you-can-eat dinner lasts for ninety minutes.
There is a 2-hour seating limit with a surcharge for every half hour over.
It is a good idea to make a reservation.
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.
Spicy tofu seafood soup and pork back bone potato soup stand out with rich flavors. Noodle soups feature hand-pulled noodles and a perilla seed broth that is really rich and chewy.
Tender texture and very tasty flavor define the bulgogi here. It comes in two styles, including one paired with a unique tofu preparation.
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.
Cozy hole-in-the-wall Korean spot offers fresh homemade kimbap with a wide variety of rolls and banchan. Atmosphere stays relaxed and versatile, fitting casual hangouts or family outings. Known for comfort food that balances affordability with authentic flavors.
Seaweed soup stands out as a satisfying dish that pairs well with rice. The fish cake soup is solid, and soups come free with kimbap, though portions and quality can vary.
The bulgogi comes in a spicy version and a regular one, both used as fillings in kimbaps. The dishes with bulgogi are finished completely, showing they are fully eaten.
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The restaurant is primarily a takeout place.
Food is usually ready within 15 minutes for takeout orders.
Prices for kimbap rolls are around $7 each.
Dim lighting and KPop music create a cozy, authentic Korean pub vibe with spacious seating and strong air conditioning. The atmosphere balances relaxing comfort with an upbeat, trendy feel. Hidden and quiet, it offers a late-night spot with a tucked-away, hole-in-the-wall character.
Soft tofu soup stands out with its rich, comforting flavor. Other soups like steamed egg complement dishes like seafood pancake and kim bop well.
Bulgogi has a good ratio of beef and comes in several forms like over rice and in kimbap. The bulgogi triangle stands out alongside other dishes like cheese pork cutlet and japchae.
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The restaurant is open late for evening dining.
Prices for dishes are surprisingly cheap and very reasonable.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the money.
Korean restaurant offers stylish decor with both indoor and outdoor seating including roomy booths. Loud music and flashing lights create a club-like atmosphere that can make conversation difficult. Four beer cabinets showcase over 40 beer varieties, complemented by Korean pop videos on large TVs.
Broths are flavorful and soups come loaded with abundant toppings like Spam, sausages, kimchi, tofu, and vegetables. Udon noodles stay tender in rich broths, and melted cheese tops some hot pots for extra comfort.
Sweet and savory beef tops the bulgogi pizza, which comes with a side of sweet potato purée. The cheese crust version includes mozzarella stuffed into the crust, adding extra flavor.
Good to know
They have a buy one get one free beer deal from 2-5 PM.
Food deals are available during the buy one get one free beer promotion.
If you come between 12pm-3pm, it’s lunch pricing which is really good.