The 石焼プルコギ春雨ビビンバ was delicious. A basement Korean restaurant, on the left after going down the stairs. The counter is really deep! The interior was chilly, the wait was about 10 minutes, and room-temperature barley tea was self-service. It was a rainy day, so I got thoroughly chilled while eating the salad and namul served ahead of the main dish. But eating the hot stone-bowl dish warmed me up. I initially thought I wouldn't use gochujang, but the conventional way of mixing it in really was delicious. Having gochujang or not changed the dish's whole level. 石焼プルコギ春雨ビビンバ 税込950円

I ordered 海鮮スンドゥブチゲ. Apparently rice refills aren't available. They did give me a large portion. The flavor was ordinary. Very little heat. The disappointing thing is that the photos and actual food are so different you'd think they came from different restaurants. The スンドゥブチゲ wasn't red or spicy. The ingredients seemed like a frozen seafood mix, so there was almost no seafood stock flavor. I also ordered プルコギ. The photo looked almost entirely like meat, but the actual dish was about ８ parts vegetables to ２ parts meat, with meat practically just a garnish. I wish they'd photograph what they actually make. Then I wouldn't have felt deceived and would have given １ more star.

I learned they had BTS autographs, so I went with a friend to discuss our upcoming trip to Korea. The 2 of us had チヂミ and タッカンマリ with extra green onions and rice cakes, and that alone filled us up. It was good value, and being Friday night, it was lively with a nice atmosphere.

A place that gave a real boost to a Korean on a business trip getting tired of sweet-and-salty Japanese food. Somewhere to eat well and enjoy yourself comfortably.

A restaurant visited by Korean singers and actors. I had タッカンマリ. The finishing カルグクス was delicious too. The manager is also a very nice person. If I had to mention anything, I'd like the staff to be a little more personable. I'd like to eat here again. BTS have visited too (there are photos and autographs).