Manna Restaurant

Easily unnoticed in it's strip mall-like location, the overall environment is not too outstanding, but the service was great--attentive, friendly, and personable servers certainly made up for it. They will answer any questions you might have and will explain the whole process of cooking your own food if needed. The food was good and abundant for the price of unlimited. You would definitely need to seek this place out though, but pretty worth checking out.

Interesting place where the food was freshly prepared and the korean barbecue flavor was on point. I ordered a chicken bbq entree which came out to 15. The food wasn't over flavorful or salted heavily the bbq didn't have that overwhelming flavor of smoke but that's a good thing it allows you to really enjoy the rest of the meal. I like that they wrapped the kimchee separately

Many years ago, this place served authentic Korean food with real Korean cooks. After some ownership changes, this restaurant is not serving true Korean food, in my opinion. The menus may appear like Korean food, but the spice, the heavy use of cooking oil, and the presentation of food are heavily-distorted representations of Korean food that may satisfy Chinese customer tastes, while disappointing true / authentic Korean food lovers. The cooks and the servers do not speak Korean and are not ethnically Korean either. I have nothing against Korean restaurants operated by ethnically non-Korean cooks and servers, but the fact that this restaurant's dishes taste far more like Chinese food, with fairly weird / non-authentic-tasting Kimchi and side dishes, will turn off people who crave for real Korean dishes prepared in an authentic manner.