I've eaten at several Korean places and this is my favorite. Â The menu is a little challenging to navigate, but once you are over that hurdle the vegetarian options are solid. Â All three times I've had great food and service. Â Would recommend if you are looking for the Korean food experience.
Review Source:Love coming to a restaurant with authentic, super-tasty, and varied dishes. The Korean soups/stews are the best in the area. If you want to experience the best two soups here, order the Soft Tofu Soup with Seafood (hae-mul soon-du-bu) and Ground-Soybean Soup (kong bijijigae). They taste just like my mom's soups. I was delighted when they brought in the Kong Bijijigae a year and a half ago - it's an old dish and one that few Korean restaurants offer because of the lengthy prep work. A couple of appetizers you must consider are Kimbap (sushi-like without the fish...it's more of a veggie mix with a little ground beef) and Dukboki (thick, spicy rice cake noodles). The flavor in both is completely authentic and reminiscent of my adolescent years in Korea when I ate these dishes from street vendors. You will enjoy the experience.
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