One of the best Korean seafood and green onion pancake I had in years, they used fresh ingredients and were perfectly cooked, it was delicious! Fish stew was also very tasty, cozy atmosphere and very friendly staffs. Only thing was little bit too smoky when they BBQ indoors, so I suggest not dressing up in expensive attire, so you don’t go home smelling like BBQ. wear comfortable clothing. Came back for kimchi stew and vegetables / beef hot stone fried rice, it was very filling and delicious.
Great quality of meat and really tasty. I have basically tried all the Korean bbq restaurants in philly and this is one of the best. It’s truly an authentic mom and pops Korean bbq place.
Authentic Korean food. Side dishes are good and seem to be house made. Food is decent and well seasoned. The lady is cute and they have pretty cool fresh kinda tea for dessert.
It's all about the something new . Sorry don't remember the dishes , however everything was AWESOME . Oh yeah it's good to ask what's in the dish , they won't mind . Mine was in the stone bowl and it was ??? and good ??
It's all about the something new . Sorry don't remember the dishes , however everything was AWESOME . Oh yeah it's good to ask what's in the dish , they won't mind . Mine was in the stone bowl and it was ??? and good ??
I Uber eats from here and get the galbi every time. Food is usually good but tonight’s galbi just wasn’t there. The flavor was there but a cheaper cut was used for the meat, making it extremely chewy. Asked for lettuce, ssamjang, and garlic and wasn’t provided. The wooden chopsticks that comes in the white paper wrapper had mold on the tip. Very disappointed, money could’ve been spent elsewhere.
Good solid Korean restaurant
Literal Mom&Pop shop (woman runs the entire front operation; man seems to run the back by himself) with authentic Korean food.They use charcoal for their grills so you'll smell a little like a cookout when you leave but we had a great experience.Ordered:Bulgogi with Naengmyeon combo (they bring bulgogi out to you fully cooked. Not part of their bbq section)Chicken fried rice (korean version which may be a little plain for some people but we thought was delicious)Fried mondu (korean dumplings; their filling reminded me of a perogi with Korean flavors. really liked it)Everything was what we hoped. With tax the total was $70 or $80 and was enough for 3 people (just two of us and we had PLENTY of leftovers)
Server didn’t explain well. Clearly said buffet in the front we got in server said buffet $46 per person after we done server said no buffet order only. It sounds like a scam.
Meats were good !We ordered "all you can eat" But no buffet for now.Got Service watermelons