Spoon

I like it place because of the beer towers they have. Also they have shiner which is always a plus. :)

The price of their dishes tend to be pretty pricey but you get your money's worth in quantity and quality. I got their fried chicken, marinated chicken, ra-bbok-gi! the fried chicken bites were so good and it was a good amount for 4 people to split! The marinated chicken was a bit harder to eat because they weren't bites but whole pieces of chicken. I'd choose the fried chicken over the marinated. However the ra-bbok-gi I would eat everyday if I could.

Also, what's beer without fried, greasy foods? Luckily they also have french fries~ And if you go there from 5-9 Moonday- Thursday they have happy hour for their beers, soju, and makkgoli, and also some dishes.

Interior: I feel like I'm walking into a two story club, but instead of standing people who are drinking, I see people sitting down, eating and drinking, and no dance floor. :P  I do like how they have private rooms on the second floor. I've been there a few times now and I always seem to get the same room....

Anyways I think this place is good to hang out with friends for some food and drinks, especially during happy hour! :D

I came here couple months ago with my fiancé.  We sat down, took one look at the menu and I wanted to leave because the prices are soo high!  We decided to stay however and see if the food matches up to the price.  We ordered mung bean pancake, stir fried pork and squid, and the pork neck and potato soup. Sorry don't know how to say all of this in korean since my fiancé ordered it for me.  The food came out and the portions are HUUGGE!  Like we could of shared just one entree and we would be full, and we are big eaters too!  Now I understand the price tag! The food itself was good too! Squid wasn't too rubbery.  I do wish that there were more variety of the side dishes but I suppose with the big portions they don't want you to get too full on sides.

The next few weeks I brought my friends and family here after a spa castle day we ordered a whole list of things.  The standouts were the kalbi, fried chicken, and seafood pancake.  The kalbi we ended up ordering two orders because it was sooo delcious.  Thick cut and melt in your mouth. Fried chicken was solid but the sauce was definitely on the sweeter side.  The seafood pancake was ginormous and was chock full of seafood.  One thing we ordered which was a little weird and funny was the monkfish.  The fish looked weird.. It had these jagged spikes and it wasn't very tender.  Plus it had these leathery looking things which we found out were sea squirts.  Weeiirrd.. Just something we're not used to that's all.

Service was a little slow and a few times we had to wait for rice since it was still cooking. I'll be back for that kalbi for sure!

The decor here is interesting. It's 2 stories ...and what's the strangest to me is that there's a pseudo-window from the 2F that overlooks the ground floor...and people like to hang over the window and shout to people downstairs. Now I'm not saying this is some super fancy restaurant or anything but...it was just a strange episode. Maybe the people upstairs knew someone downstairs? I don't even think that was the case because...no one responded to the girls who were pointing from the window...

ANYWAYS.. the food is good. Ramen and dukkbokke is really good. It's weird that they have fries there but sure goes well with your beer. The other foods that I've tried there are just average. I would say the best is the Ramen and the sticky rice cakes.