“ Authentic korean food!! A must try restaurant, everything is delicious!! We always order the Spicy Pork bone soup it always hit the spot so delicious. The best Seafood pancake I've tried as well. ”

“ This place is one of my go to when I worked next door town. I called it a comfort, homey foods. The service can be abit stuck up sometime but I don't think the ladies mean it, just culture I believed. They have their own parking lot and street parking so easy access. The joint is small but cozy and homey feeling. The foods are just terrific, but lately, the portion is smaller than before but still a lot for 2 people. The meat is perfectly marinated and grilled w/ abit of charcoal burned. They condiments are perfectly paired with the meat. Simply well done. ”

“ Definitely will return! Huge portions, seasoned very well, ingredients felt high quality. Food came out pretty quickly, though there were not many tables at the time. Small, cozy and cute place. Personally, I do wish the kimchi was more fermented/acidic. ”

“ Amazing service and great portion sizes. Definitely recommend coming here to eat. Especially since it's a small restaurant got to support locally owned businesses. ”

“ They have very good Korean noodles. Portions are large and the price is good too. The servers are friendly and fast. Best Korean noodles in South Bay. ”

“ very authentic korean restaurant, Food portion is a lot compared to price, ironically Foods taste sth like i've never had but it is still good. ”

“ I cant even count how many times I have been here this summer. This is where you can find classic, korean, homey food. Not many side dishes, but the food always tastes great. Just look at the pork neck tower for that soup! Can you believe that's one serving? The non spicy rice cakes is not that common of a menu option for a lot of korean restaurants, but it definitely is delicious. The pork bulgogi and cold noodle combo is never a miss and so yummy. There are definitely better places for the blood sausage, and I have mixed feelings about the taste of the new paik beer. But this place makes me feel like I'm back in Korea and my grandmas house and I love it! It definitely gets busy during peak lunch hours at times, so be patient with the waitresses! They are so kind and lovely. ”

“ Hidden gem for authentic Korean gamjatang aka spicy pork bone stew. My good friend recommended the restaurant, and once I walked in and saw the random checkered table covers that you see at traditional Italian restaurants, I knew the food was going to be good. They are known for the gamjatang, which comes out as a mountain of meat and vegetables. The servers are nice and attentive. The gamjatang does not lack with the protein portions, and the banchan such as the kimchi cool off the stew. The soup and dumplings were delicious! You come here for the authentic food, not the ambiance. Not to say the vibes are not on point, just an older restaurant as implied in the name, serving quality Korean comfort food. We left happy and full, and I will continue to enjoy traditional Korean dishes here! ”

“ Went there again last night with friend. It was little crowded but we able to sit down. We went for dinner and they served food quick. Waitress and the boss were very friendly. Always smile and polite. We like the whole environment. Food was really good. We order the small pork bone soup and we finished it them! Very delicious.. ”

“ Our favorite place to get gamjatang. The small is more than enough for the two of us. The food is always delicious and served quickly. Enjoy! ”