As the only Westerners to in the restaurant it was a very welcoming place. It's a very social atmosphere compared to other Japanese restaurants we've visited which we enjoyed. A great selection of delicious food with a lot of side dishes provided as part of your meal. Great value as well and enjoyed trying out some Korean food in Japan - so much so that we went there twice.

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I ordered a bowl of blood sausage soup with rice and a plate of stir-fried glass noodles. The restaurant served a generous selection of Korean side dishes. The blood sausage was of excellent quality, and with a bit of chili pepper and shrimp paste added to the soup, tipping the rice into the broth and taking a bite warms you right up—even on a rainy day.

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Jinga in Shin-Okubo is a popular Korean restaurant. While the seafood pancake may not be a standout dish, the other dishes more than made up for it. The grilled pork belly was fantastic and the cold noodle were rich and delicious.

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If you like South Korean food, this is a place for you! All the side dishes such as leaves and kimchis come with mains. The staff were very friendly and helpful, our waiter did not make a face when we asked questions even though some people might have found them silly. The food was all nicely prepared and presented. We spent about 11k for three and were left with some left overs we could not finish.

I searched for a place to eat 순대 and this restaurant came up. I visited the restaurant when it opened at 11:30 on a weekday, but there were already several groups of people there, and by the time I ate, the restaurant was almost full. They specialize in 순대국밥 (soup and rice with sundae), and they looked great! The portions were large and that was delicious. It reminded me so much of snack shops in Korea… I miss them. I'll never forget this place... she's a real treat!

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