Cozy Korean restaurant with a modern interior featuring wooden panels, neon sign, and multiple TVs showing K-pop and sports. Music sets a lively atmosphere without overwhelming noise. Offers a variety of soju flavors and Korean fried chicken considered among the best, paired with casual bar vibes.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. The rose tteokbokki and kimchi fries add unique, tasty twists to the menu.
Soup features fish balls and fish tofu, adding sweet and spicy flavors. Fish cake appears in dishes like tteokbokki and pairs well with udon noodles.
Good to know
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, narrow space with cozy vibes and a fireplace alcove creates a warm, intimate atmosphere. Kitchen view adds a family-like feel while trendy decor complements the quiet, compact setting. Regulars enjoy Japanese-style seafood paired with sake and soju in a relaxed, neighborhood spot.
Various small dishes like kimchi, pickled onions, and rolled omelette come in a bento box offering good value. Squid legs pair well with lemon and lime soju, which taste refreshing and homemade.
Fish here is super fresh and melts in your mouth like butter. Bentos offer a great mix of fish and sides, and the fish roe rice stands out as unique and delicious.
Good to know
The total cost for two people goes around $50.
Parking in the area is a little difficult.
A bowl of rice is included when ordering the fish cake soup.
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.
Grilled marinated Kalbi offers tender meat with a hint of earthiness. Kimchi pancakes and Bulgogi with Tofu and Udon deliver a balance of traditional and innovative Korean flavors.
Grilled fish stands out with its crispy texture and balanced seasoning, avoiding saltiness. Cod fish adds a sophisticated twist to classic dishes, while tofu stew complements the seafood offerings.
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.
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.
Bossam stands out with its rich flavor and tender texture. The menu also features soondubu sujebi and cilantro kimchi, both offering unique tastes rarely found elsewhere.
Grilled fish comes with a generous portion and pairs well with soy bean soup. Fish cake appears in dishes like sujebi, offering a warm, comforting touch.
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.
Spacious Korean restaurant with clean, stylish interior and cozy, inviting atmosphere. Offers private rooms and a parking lot for convenience. Music adds to the pleasant vibe, making it suitable for groups and casual dining.
Soondubu and dol-sot bibimbap stand out with rich, flavorful profiles and fresh ingredients. The banchan and kimchi complement traditional dishes like LA galbi and gamjatang well.
Generous portions include a crispy fried fish appetizer and a grilled fish with a crisp exterior and tender meat. Fish appears in various dishes like flavorful croaker combos and unique fish roe tofu, plus tasty fish served with banchan.
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If you leave a review, they give you a free steamed egg.
Free parking is available behind the building.
The restaurant specializes in soft tofu and offers authentic Korean cuisine.
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.
Korean fried chicken stands out with unique flavors and boneless options. Korean street foods like tteokbokki and fish cakes complement the dishes well, with bibimbap tasting authentic and similar to those in Korea.
Fish cakes stand out as hot and flavorful comfort food. They pair well with the blueberry and cream fried chicken for a tasty meal.
Good to know
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.
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.
Kimbap stands out with its fresh ingredients and solid flavor. Bulgogi and soondubu offer authentic tastes reminiscent of Korea, while the seafood pancake is crispy outside and soft inside.
Complimentary spicy fish cake soup offers a flavorful start. The Fish Cutlet stands out as a dish worth returning for.
Good to know
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.
Two-floor space features cosmic ceiling art and elegant, cozy interior with a clean, cafe-like design. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting with moderate music, fitting for relaxed meals or business lunches. Crowd enjoys authentic Korean hangover soups and well-prepared dishes in a neat, spacious setting.
Soy garlic bossam melts in your mouth with perfectly rendered fat. Dishes like Gamjatang, Chadol Jjamppong, and spicy kalbi tang offer rich, hearty flavors. Cold noodles and marinated raw crabs add variety, while Soju pairs well with stir-fried blood sausage and pork bone hot pot.
Spicy raw fish stew appears on the menu but the fish quality is not good.
Good to know
The restaurant offers good portion sizes at reasonable prices.
Expect a fine dining experience without the high price tag.
Late night drinks and hangover foods are available.
Small space offers a cozy ambiance with quiet atmosphere and clean interior. Seafood dishes include rich fermented soybean stew and fresh Korean seafood served in generous portions. Cash-only policy and limited parking add practical considerations.
Fresh and tasty banchan come free with every meal. The galbitang features fall off the bone meat and offers a refreshing, flavorful broth. The bossam stands out for its quality and taste.
Large portions of assorted raw fish come with a spicy stew served in an earthen pot. Sushi here uses cheap fish and feels more like rice rolls with a hint of fish.
Good to know
The pork cutlet lunch special is $10.99 right now.
Wassada Hoepocha offers sashimi for half the price compared to Sea Story.
The large size of sashimi is enough for two people to share.
Small, cozy Korean restaurant with crowded seating and outdoor spaces. Atmosphere feels warm and casual, often busy but pleasant. Known for affordable comfort food with unlimited soup and radish kimchi.
Kimbap comes fresh from the counter with options like bulgogi and vegetable varieties. Kimchi Fried Rice features a subtle spice and a sunny side-up egg, while Cheese Ramyun and spicy tteokbokki offer balanced flavors with added bacon in the cream version.
Fish cutlet stands out with its well fried texture and zesty tartar sauce. It features in the Kimganae Special combo alongside pork cutlet and hamburger steak.
Good to know
The establishment does not accept customers past 8:30 PM.
The restaurant took credit card for food but only cash for tip.
There is an 8% discount if you pay cash.
Warm, elegant space with soft lighting and private booths creates a cozy, intimate vibe suited for couples and groups. Karaoke rooms and a balcony with unlimited drinks add lively entertainment options. Ventilation near grills keeps the air fresh, balancing a luxurious yet relaxed atmosphere.
Korean BBQ here cooks meats quickly thanks to good equipment. Fresh and tasty banchan complement the Wagyu offerings well.
Omakase serves four pieces of sushi per person including fatty tuna, shrimp, salmon, and white fish, all very fresh. Oyster, uni, and fish roe come super fresh and plump, with unique sauces and pairings enhancing each piece.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a $39.99 lunch special that includes various food items.
Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Guests can only order food 3-4 times in 2 hours during the all-you-can-eat experience.