Spacious dining area with modern design and great lighting creates a clean, welcoming atmosphere. Background Korean music adds to the homey, comforting vibe. The place stays quiet and inviting, suitable for casual or special meals.
Ox bone broth soups deliver rich, comforting flavor with authentic Korean style. Soups with dried cabbage add a slightly pickled depth, and simple sides like cabbage kimchi complement the dishes well.
Ox bone soups like #3 and #8 offer rich, comforting flavors. Banchan includes spicy kimchi varieties like cabbage, green onion, and radish that pair well with soups. Galbi Tang is healthy and flavorful without greasiness.
"This Korean food's ox bone soup is rich, milky, and flavorful."
"This ox bone soup is so rich, milky, and flavorful."
"I thought their kimchi was the best I've ever had."
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There is plenty of parking available near the restaurant.
The restaurant is newly opened and very clean.
Prices are slightly higher than nearby competitors.
Korean restaurant offers authentic gamjatang with a clean, flavorful broth and tender pork that falls off the bone. The space feels cozy and inviting, evoking a traditional Korean atmosphere ideal for relaxed meals. It attracts a steady crowd and allows BYOB, adding to its welcoming vibe.
Pork bone soup comes very flavorful and loaded with meaty bones. It stays hot for a long time and they keep bringing more soup and side dishes when you run out.
Gamja tang stands out with its rich flavor and hearty portions. Freshly made dakion and cabbage kimchi come in small batches as side dishes that balance the meal well.
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Don't miss this lunch special!
A small gamjatang can feed 2-3 people.
The restaurant is clean and well-organized.
Korean barbecue restaurant uses cast iron grills at each table, creating a lively, interactive dining experience. The atmosphere is hot and smoky, with small, closely spaced tables that add to the bustling vibe. Traditional decor complements the welcoming and energetic environment.
Mini soups start the meal with a warming kick. Sides bring flavorful notes while soups offer comfort and spice.
Korean BBQ here stands out with perfectly grilled meat and unlimited banchan like bean sprouts and kimchi. The menu includes unique items like fried rice and hangover ramen not commonly found at other spots.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
The restaurant offers preset sets that include soup, ramen, and kimchi fried rice.
Expect to pay more than at all-you-can-eat places, but the meat quality is high.
Restaurant offers a warm traditional Korean atmosphere with clean, modern decor inspired by a Korean village. The vibe is cozy and inviting, creating a familiar hometown feel. Guests often enjoy authentic Korean dishes and attentive service in a neat, organized setting.
Soups here have lots of depth but stay light, letting you adjust salt and spice. Options like ox-tail, ox ribs, and beef soups come with generous amounts of meat, and varieties include dried pollack bean sprout and dried cabbage ox bone soups.
Samgyetang stands out with its flavorful, healthy broth and large portion size. Kimchi ranks as the best in the U.S. Squid bean sprout soup and bossam with fresh oysters offer solid, tasty options.
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The restaurant opens early at 8am.
Expect a higher price point than average for Korean cuisine.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Small, cozy Korean restaurant with a clean, bright atmosphere and self-service setup for utensils and broth. The vibe is warm and welcoming, resembling an authentic family-oriented space with simple, inviting decor. It offers a calm dining experience with consistently good, traditional Korean dishes.
Soups come with rich flavor and plenty of meat. Both the spicy and non-spicy naengmyun versions stand out, along with a meat soup that pairs well with ribs.
Cold noodles stand out with delicious, spicy options and a preference over bibim. Galbi and banchan accompany meals, including exceptional kimchi and shredded potato sides cooked lightly in oil.
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This is a self-service restaurant where you serve and clean your own table.
Parking can be hard to find at this location.
The boiled pork is limited, so arrive early to avoid missing out.
Korean restaurant offers a homey, welcoming atmosphere with private rooms for intimate dining. The space feels clean and cozy, with a button to call service enhancing convenience. The vibe reflects authentic Korean comfort and warmth.
Soups feature rich broths that balance flavor without being too salty or sweet. Options like spicy beef noodle soup and tofu beef soup come loaded with beef and vegetables, offering hearty and satisfying meals.
Authentic Korean cuisine shines with beef and soft tofu stew and Korean pancakes that stand out for quality and value. These pancakes are a highlight in the strip, making the menu worth exploring.
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Parking is ample and available in front of the restaurant.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and kid-friendly.
A 20% service charge is added automatically for groups over five at lunchtime.
Wide, clean space operates like a self-service cafeteria with a casual, relaxed vibe. Free hot broth and easy access to utensils enhance convenience. Popular for authentic Korean cold noodles and no tipping policy.
Unlimited hot soup is available with dine-in meals, including options like galbitang and spicy beef soup. Cold noodle soup and ox-bone soup stand out as refreshing and flavorful choices.
Cold noodles stand out with a clean, delicious taste often paired with hot broth. The LA Galbi and ox-bone soup also deliver strong, flavorful options that complement the cold dishes well.
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Hampyong Noodle is a self-service restaurant where you pick up your own food.
There is no tipping at Hampyong Noodle, which saves you money.
Expect a strict kitchen closing time of 8:45 pm.
Small, cramped space with circular tables and built-in smoke vents at each grill creates a premium Korean BBQ setting. Loud atmosphere filled with multiple TV screens and music makes conversation difficult. Seating near the door exposes diners to cold air blasts and close proximity to other parties.
Kimchi soup and seaweed soup stand out with strong flavors and thoughtful preparation. The soups complement the meat dishes well and come with complimentary side dishes that add variety.
Korean BBQ here stands out with its consistently amazing quality and flavorful kimchi stew. The experience delivers some of the best Korean barbecue around, with every visit proving fantastic.
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Reservations are not required, but arriving early helps avoid long wait times.
The restaurant does not offer all-you-can-eat options, focusing on quality meats.
Lettuce wraps and key sauces were unavailable during the visit.
Small dining space offers cozy vibes with K-pop videos playing quietly in the background. Atmosphere stays comfortable and inviting, encouraging longer visits. Generous portions and authentic Korean dishes like jokbal and gamjatang define the experience.
Pork bone potato soup stands out with its piping hot temperature and rich flavor. It works well as a hangover soup and warms you up effectively.
Generous portions of bossam, jokbal, and sundae come with great banchan sides. The kimchi has a perfect balance of spice, and dishes like LA Galbi showcase staple Korean flavors.
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Portions are generous, suitable for sharing among four people.
Arrive at least an hour before closing to ensure food availability.
Plenty of parking is available near the restaurant.
Korean barbecue restaurant features modern, clean design with tabletop grills and ventilation systems to manage smoke. Atmosphere ranges from comfortable and spacious to busy and loud, with close seating in some areas. Upstairs includes a bar and lounge offering drinks and a casual waiting space.
Soybean soup stands out for its rich, comforting flavor and is often noted as a favorite. The bean soup offers a flavorful taste without being salty, while the kimchi soup delivers a memorable, bold flavor.
Offers amazing Korean BBQ with some of the best beef in the area. Known for consistently delicious food and a popular spot that often requires reservations.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times due to popularity.
Parking is very limited, so arrive early or consider alternative transport.
Expect some smoke from the BBQ cooking method during your meal.
Cooking at the table creates an interactive experience with down draft tables that pull smoke away effectively. The atmosphere stays casual and laid back, suitable for groups in semi-private rooms. Ordering happens via tabletop screens and sometimes a robot delivers meat, adding a modern touch.
Soups arrive piping hot with strong flavors. The spicy tofu soup stands out, along with a tofu soup and corn cheese option.
Offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with a focus on non-marinated galbi. Known for consistently delivering incredible Korean barbecue flavors over multiple visits.
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If it's your birthday, let them know to get a special song played.
The restaurant offers a late-night deal from 10 PM to 2 AM.
The all-you-can-eat option includes many sides and is reasonably priced.
Small, cozy space with self-service setup and large portions. Atmosphere feels outdated and no-frills, with busy peak hours. Offers authentic Korean comfort food including various kalguksu and dumplings.
Generous portions of homemade noodle soup come with a warm, flavorful broth that feels homey and comforting. Options like chicken kalguksu and dumpling soup offer cozy, satisfying meals with noodles that pair well with the soup.
Homemade kimchi stands out with its strong flavor and freshness. The menu features kimchi dumplings and mul mandu served with house-made kimchi, offering authentic Korean tastes.
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Expect large portion sizes; one order can serve two people.
The restaurant gets busy around dinner time, so plan accordingly.
Self-service dining means you order and serve yourself.
Small Korean restaurant offers authentic atmosphere with warm, welcoming vibes and K-pop music playing. It gets noisy and crowded during peak times, best suited for groups of four or fewer. Known for excellent pork ribs and seafood pancake, paired with soju and frozen margaritas.
Soups come hot and comforting with a clean, rich taste. Varieties like spicy army soup and cold buckwheat noodle soup stand out for their flavor and temperature contrast.
Kimchi stands out as exceptionally flavorful and well-made. The menu features Galbi JJim, Grilled Pork Ribs, and gam-ja-tang, all rich in authentic Korean flavors.
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The menu does not include ingredients, which may be challenging for those with food allergies.
The restaurant is suitable for groups of four or fewer.
Prices have increased, making some dishes feel overpriced.
Korean Chinese restaurant offers adjustable spice levels and bold, flavorful broths with a focus on authentic jjamppong and tangsuyuk. The atmosphere is neat and family-friendly, with self-serve amenities and sauces at each table. Portions lean smaller but maintain high quality and distinct flavors.
Spicy seafood soup features varied seafood pieces and adjustable spice levels. Jjambbong soup offers a tasty red broth with fewer seafood and vegetable pieces.
Jjajangmyeon here tastes very Korean-style with tender meat and a clean, well-balanced sauce. The mandu are amazing and stand out as a highlight alongside the delicious tangsuyuk.
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You must order at the register first and then take a seat at a table.
Expect a wait time of about an hour for certain dishes.
The meal cost about $30.
Small hole-in-the-wall Korean restaurant with a cozy, homey atmosphere that feels like an old Korean house. The space is family-friendly with self-serve soup dispensers and limited, somewhat cramped seating. Large portions come at affordable prices, making it a popular spot during busy hours.
Soups here feature authentic Korean hot soup dishes with options like beef tendon and blood sausage soups. The broth tends to be rich and tasty, and a soup dispenser offers easy refills. Tofu soup comes with enough broth to mix with rice.
Bibimbap stands out as a highlight, paired well with marinated crab and fried chicken that go great with beer and soju. Classic dishes like kimchi, radish kimchi, sundae stir-fry, and street-style tteokbokki fill the menu, with the sundae stir-fry notably better than the tteokbokki.
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The restaurant is self-seating and can get crowded during peak hours.
Each item costs about $10-14, making it affordable with large portions.
Reservations are not required, but arriving early is suggested to avoid long waits.
Small Korean restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with pleasant cafe vibe and natural light. Limited seating includes a cute outdoor patio that welcomes dogs. Menu features a vast variety of kimbap with fresh, flavorful options.
They serve a small cup of fishcake soup for free while waiting for orders like tteokbboki and kimbop.
Kimbap here is fresh and flavorful, with options like bulgogi and spicy squid that stand out. Tteokbokki is chewy and pairs well with the kimbap, making for a tasty, affordable Korean meal.
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The prices for the quality of food are great.
There is limited front parking available.
The price for three dishes and one soup was $27.
Spacious restaurant with traditional Korean decor creates an authentic atmosphere. Warm and humid interior affects comfort while enjoying hot soup. Digital ordering via tablet adds modern convenience to the experience.
Rich and authentic soups stand out here, especially the pork soup with blood sausage and the beef short rib soup with young napa. The ox knee soup and gukbap also offer tender, flavorful options unique to this spot.
Spicy cold noodles offer a perfect mix of spice and tang that keeps you coming back. Banchan includes homemade oyster kimchi and sides like kimchi and salted shrimp that add a customizable kick to the meal.
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Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait during peak hours.
A bowl of soup and two spoonfuls of yeolmu barley rice costs over $20.
The restaurant offers a variety of menu options for all ages.
Handmade interior with cute photo ops and spacious seating creates a cool late night vibe. Music plays softly while small claw machines and a private party room add unique touches. Drinks focus on soju and Korean beer, paired with flavorful Korean dishes like brisket rolls and takoyaki.
Soups come in enormous portions served in large pot-like dishes that can feed 6-8 people. Options include spicy seafood with udon and a light, spicy mussel broth that works well for cold nights.
Offers a wide variety of Korean drinks including soju and makgeolli. Dishes like kimchi pancake, tteokbokki bulgogi, and pork belly skewers stand out for their flavor and portion size.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with a special menu.
The restaurant stays open until 2am on weekends.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy hours.
Small Korean restaurant offers authentic jokbal and bossam with soft pork feet and refreshing kimchi. Atmosphere feels cozy and family-friendly despite occasional tension. Space fills quickly with groups, creating a lively but intimate setting.
Rich miso soup and hearty pork soup come with the bossam combo, which also includes various sides for dips and wraps. The dwenjang soup adds a traditional touch to the meal.
Jokbal and bossam stand out for their soft texture and rich flavor. The bossam combo includes a good portion of meat, dwenjang soup, and various sides, offering a solid value. The banchan and kimchi are refreshing and complement the main dishes well.
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No reservations are needed for weekend lunches.
Dine-in is recommended for a better experience.
The restaurant specializes in pork dishes, with limited beef options.
Small space with modern, clean decor and casual, cozy atmosphere creates a relaxed vibe for quick bites or hanging out. Friendly staff and great music enhance the inviting environment. Specializes in halal Korean fried chicken, known for crispy, flavorful wings and sauces.
Fish cake soup stands out with a tasty, flavorful broth. The menu also includes a spicy seafood soup that adds variety to the soup options.
Korean fried chicken comes out fresh and crispy when ordered. It stands out as a top choice for this dish in the area.
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The restaurant specializes in halal Korean fried chicken.
Happy Hour is on Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 pm.
The restaurant allows customers to choose their spice level for the dishes.
Korean dive bar with indoor and outdoor seating offers a chill nighttime vibe and a patio that feels like being back in Korea. Music sets a lively mood for both big and small parties, making it a fun spot to hang out. The atmosphere combines cute decorations with a casual, welcoming energy.
Army soup features tasty sausage and is a common must-have. The Fish Cake Soup stands out as a favorite Korean dish. The ttukbaegi bulgogi soup offers hot and flavorful broth.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its cheese addition and is a group favorite. The menu also features army soup, tteokbokki, and a variety of soju options including lychee soju.
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The restaurant is open until 2am, perfect for late-night bites.
They do not split checks on weekends, so plan accordingly.
Expect a lively atmosphere, ideal for casual hangouts with friends.
Private booths with large walls create a quiet, intimate setting for meals. Warm lighting and soft background music contribute to a cozy, inviting atmosphere. The space feels well-kept and clean, making it comfortable for relaxed dining.
Spicy soups like tofu and fish egg/intestine stand out here. Traditional Korean soups such as ox knee and mushroom stew come in hearty, flavorful servings.
Soft tofu stew stands out with rich, comforting flavors. The La Galbi offers a sweet, juicy taste, while the seafood Korean pancake is light and tasty. Kimchi delivers a sharp fermentation and savory punch. Cold noodles and dolsot bibimbap provide solid, authentic options.
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Reservations are not required but recommended for larger groups.
The restaurant allows bringing your own soju with no corkage fee.
Combo meals offer good value, starting at $9.99.
Korean-style pocha seating and K-pop music create a vibrant, upbeat atmosphere that suits groups well. Small, basic tables and chairs contrast with fun cocktails like Screw Kiss and Watermelon Soju. The space features subtle pro-woman decor and stays open late, though the kitchen closes earlier.
Seafood soup stands out with rich, flavorful broth and fresh ingredients. The white seafood soup offers a delicious, comforting option, though the seafood noodle soup has minimal shrimp.
Bulgogi kimchi fries and crispy Korean fried chicken coated in a sweet and spicy glaze stand out. The menu also features authentic tteokbokki with chewy rice cakes and spicy sauce, plus street food bites like kimbap and tok-kkochi.
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Happy hour offers discounts on selected menu items and drinks.
EDM nights are hosted regularly, attracting a lively crowd.
K-pop nights feature themed music and entertainment.
Spacious grocery store offers handmade Korean side dishes and quality meats, including thinly sliced brisket and frozen seafood. The atmosphere is cozy with a small seating area rarely used. Customers find affordable prices and a variety of banchan and daily specials, with always available parking nearby.
Fish roe soup features a slightly salty and spicy flavor with a clean taste and includes several fish roe and vegetables. Soups here are generally terrific and do not have a fishy smell.
Fresh-made banchan and kimchi stand out with super fresh quality and a wide variety. Meat items like sliced meat for hotpot and frozen seafood add a unique touch alongside marinated meats and homemade kimchi.
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There is no seating inside the establishment; everything is to go.
Expect a variety of banchan and daily specials available for pickup.
Call ahead during lunch to ensure your preferred bento options are available.
Food court-style setup offers authentic Korean-Chinese dishes with standout jjajangmyeon and spicy jjamppong. Atmosphere is casual and self-service, attracting those seeking reasonable prices and hearty portions. The place is known for close-to-authentic Korean flavors uncommon in the area.
Spicy seafood noodle soup offers a good portion size with tasty noodles and a flavorful broth. Soup and sauce taste fine, though thin styrofoam is used to hold the hot soup.
Jjajangmyeon stands out with a perfect texture and spicy kick. The black bean noodles come flavorful and pair well with crispy Korean fried chicken and tangsuyuk.
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Parking can be an issue during peak periods, and finding a place to park might take a few minutes.
The average cost per person is less than $20, and no tips are needed since it is a self-service style restaurant.
Even with a crowd, the wait time isn't too long.
Korean barbecue restaurant with private grill booths and dim lighting creates a chill, vibey atmosphere ideal for late-night hangouts or dates. Tables mostly seat four, fostering an intimate setting with Korean TV shows playing in the background. The place buzzes with energy while maintaining a clean and friendly environment.
Tofu soup stands out with its smooth texture. Cold corn noodle soup and spicy clams offer bold flavors and a refreshing twist.
Korean BBQ here is fantastic with options like Sticky Sweet & Spicy Pork and a Tomato Stir Fried Dish. The all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and lychee soju add to the experience.
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They are open until 2 AM, making it ideal for late-night dining.
The AYCE meal costs $108 for two people, which is on the higher side.
A free ramen station and warm food buffet are included with the AYCE meal.
Self-service setup offers quick food delivery and easy access to sides. Warm, cozy interior creates a comfortable, quiet atmosphere with personal greetings. Known for authentic Korean-Chinese dishes and generous portions that attract steady crowds.
Spicy soups like gan ja jang and Sichuan noodle soup stand out here. Seafood is plentiful in every bowl.
Jjajangmyeon features chewy noodles and a rich black bean sauce with options like beef for protein. Jjambbong and 탕수육 (Tang Su Yuk) also stand out as solid choices here.
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Reservations are not accepted; customers order and pay at the back near the kitchen.
Expect limited seating during peak hours, which may lead to waiting.
Parking can be challenging, especially during busy times.
Korean restaurant with a cafeteria-style setup where diners order at the counter and seat themselves. Atmosphere is quiet and homey, suitable for small groups and conversations. Tables include traditional Korean condiments, and utensils and water are self-serve.
Soups feature deep, rich broths with a perfect balance of sodium. Popular options include spicy beef soup, sundae soup, and short rib soup, often served with rice or soondae combos.
Galbitang stands out with its deep, rich beef bone flavor and large rib meat chunks. Bulgogi over rice and soondae dishes come with fresh kimchi and varied banchan featuring unique seasonings.
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The restaurant operates as a self-service establishment with no servers.
Expect to pay around $15 for a combo meal plus tip.
Customers limit to one bowl of rice for walk-in orders.
Korean restaurant offers self-serve kimchi and water with a no-frills, clean setup that encourages customers to clear their own tables. The atmosphere feels more elaborate than typical seolleongtang spots, with reasonable prices and plenty of parking nearby. Freshly made noodles and a variety of fresh vegetables for wrapping add to the authentic experience.
Soups feature authentic Korean flavors with super soft meats inside. Options include a healthy seolleontang and a cheaper dog meat soup, though red pepper sauce is not available.
Kimchi mandoo stands out with a flavor that even non-fans enjoy. Three types of fresh, crunchy kimchi are available, including kakdoogi and yeolmu, adding variety and depth to the meal.
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The restaurant is mainly self-serve, which helps save on gratuities.
Prices are reasonable and cheaper than similar restaurants nearby.
There is always plenty of parking just outside the restaurant.
Korean barbecue with self-grill tables and a salad bar creates an interactive dining experience. The space combines a modern yet cozy ambiance with Korean music and beer, evoking an authentic atmosphere. Small tables and a clean setup distinguish the environment from typical Korean BBQ spots.
Seafood soup and tofu soup appear often and taste delicious. Korean-style egg soup comes during the meal. Soups complement the main dishes well.
Offers a huge free buffet with fried chicken, dumplings, and kimchi alongside traditional Korean BBQ. Serves tender, juicy bulgogi, Haemul Pajeon, La Galbi, Sundubu, and a variety of banchan.
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The all-you-can-eat price is $27 per person, with a $33 option for premium items.
An 18% gratuity is automatically added for parties of six or more.
There are unlimited sides with refills available throughout the meal.