Duk Soo Goong

This mom and pop shop had some good home cooking Korean food. The place was runned by a couple. We were there on a Sunday night and the place was not too busy with made 3-4 tables. We were seated immediately. There was one lady that work the front of the house assuming she's the owner. She took orders, served, and busted all by herself. She needed help. Service was kind of slow. When it was our turn to order, a few items on the menu were not available. Even with the language barrier she was able to recommend other dishes. When the food arrived portions were missing. We tried to ask the lady about it but language barrier sort of gave us the lower hand. The food was fresh and really delicious. I would recommend this spot for someone who wants some simple home cooked Korean meals but if you have something more complicated than a hotpot of stew, you might consider elsewhere.

As I first entered the restaurant, which really seemed more like a house, I felt a bit out of place. Everyone inside was Korean and it seemed like I was intruding. But, nonetheless I had to try the food. my curiosity and tiny bravery gave a tastetoremember ! Every single dish we tried was so well prepared and so rich in flavor. There were no complaints from my company. We had gamjatang , pajeon, mandook, and dubboki with ramyun. It was the perfect choice of dishes to make us warm on a winter day . If you wanna hear more about my opinion follow me on Instagram @biteoffthebigapple 🥢🍽

Was really looking forward to the food based on the reviews. Went there on a weekend and ordered a rice bowl with beef and the bowl actually tasted great, but literally had no beef in it. We are talking less than half the size of your palm... the rice bowl was mostly veggies and rice. Very disappointed. Went to another Korean restaurant the following week and ordered the same thing and got triple the beef.