Josun Korean Bbq

My sister and I went to this restaurant and ordered no.84 and the kimchi soup from their menu. The food was delicious and enough for 2-3 people. The waitress was very nice and cheerful as well. It has nice ambiance and some of the seats has partial walls that gives privacy. Overall, I very much recommend this place.

Truly disappointing, since Koreans are such a respectful people. These people barely give you the greeting of the day, and the waiter didn't even bother making eye contact, let alone serve me more water. The food was sub par, and I left the restaurant with a half empty stomach since me and my wife had to share a plate. The meat cuts we received were too small, and was not impressed with all the lettuce they used to try to make the serving larger than it actually was. They say it's all you can eat, but they mean the plate. You get charged more if you ask for more meat, unlike every other "all you can eat Korean barbecue" place in California. I actually had to find some peices of meat hidden in the greens. I had to make sure I didn't leave any leftovers, since they charge you for leaving food. Since The only service I really received was getting the meat to cook myself, I figured I would just pay the price of the food and leave. Apparently that wasn't enough for them. One of the workers followed me out the door and try to demand for a tip. The only thing they deserved is the change they tried to give back to me. I would not reccomend this restaurant.

The restaurant feels like it is dying. The aura emanating from all 4 corners indicate that it does not want to go on. It is so sad... waitress appears tired and asleep, the stew was so salty, the chadolbeggy chewy and tough, the kalby also over-marinated and salty, and the Banchans were lackimg flavors. This iz SO NOT Good....