🌟 3.5 / 5 Simple Korean affair – just come and have your meal and leave. Not the widest menu offerings but decent. Spacious and clean environment. I’d say old & neglected decor rather than nostalgic. Not crowded during weekend dinner. Food taste is alright, flavorful. Not impressive but satisfy your Korean food cravings. Good amount of side dishes but could have been more generous with the portion. Pancake could have been crispier. Bibimbap is good - recommended. No frill service, don’t think it is worth 10% extra service charges given that the overall lackluster dining experience.

Disappointing experience with the food and service. The beef short ribs in special sauce is one of the worst Korean dish I have ever tasted, with every single piece being hard and chewy. At $22, this was totally unacceptable. When we feedback to the staff, they did not react or response. Many Korean stalls serve up much better food at half the price. Total dinner cost was $80 for 2 persons. We have wasted our money, time and calories on this place.

Very authentic and homely korean cuisine. The side dishes were good, especially the eggs rolls! Wonder how they make it, thin and testy. The Ginseng chicken soup is good too. We enjoyed our dinner very much. Will definitely be back!

Authentic Korean dishes. Has quite a homely feel to it. Only issue is the hotplate dishes did not come out sizzling hot - thought they were left out for a while before serving. Update: Visited this place for years, and I must say the service standards have dropped, but prices got higher. You can find better Korean restaurants out there with better services at a lower rate.

This Korean eatery has been around for many years. The interior harks back to the 80s and is functional. The food is good and portions of a good size. The bbq pork belly was a bit tough and would not recommend. Go for the kimchi pork belly soup instead as the meat is more tender. The kimchi fried rice with egg was good.