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This place is great. They have a really good happy hour from 4-9PM Monday through Saturday I think it was. I ordered the boneless fried chicken and tofu kimchi from the happy hour menu at $5 each and the ordered the beef bulgogi off the main menu. Everything was great. The fried chicken and the bulg
Came here for lunch for the first time and I was VERY impressed. The prices are fair ($8-$11) for HUGE servings and side dishes. I eat a relatively large amount and I barely finished everything, a normal person would definitely have leftovers. It was quite nice that they served eggdrop soup as well!
Short Ribs and bibimbap bowl in the picture.
The ribs were exceptionally good, it comes sizzling hot. I requested bibimbap with short ribs and the lady chef was kind enough to thrown in couple of short ribs in the bowl instead of beef... I just felt home after having that bowl, very fresh and healt
I don't know what I had, as the owner was kind enough to offer me lunch after I completed some work for her. I do know it was delicious. A spicy bowl of rice, chicken, onion, potatoes and more. The sauce was awesome. I'm glad I took the owner up on her offer.
Very good service! The food is amazing and very tasty! Good presentation! The Korean relish is very good!
Nice lunch menu! And very good prices in the entire menu!
The staff are super adorable and friendly!! I got the bulgogi stone bowl, and my friend got the japchae. Mine was delicious; the bowl came with rice and the soup was hot (as in warm), savory, and fresh! Yummy! As always with korean fare, they come with plenty of (refillable) side dishes.
The staffs and owner were very friendly, and they were also very generous with (food) portion. The menus that we ordered had an authentic Korean feel, and this was without doubt, one of the best Korean meal we had in Seattle.
Food was absolutely fantastic. I got the bulgogi and it was some of the tastiest bulgogi I've had in a long time. The one negative is the chopsticks are thin and slippery and my hand was cramping up using them. I recommend asking for forks if you're not a skilled chopstick user (as in use it daily)
Half and half chicken and Spicy rice cake.
Overall they are high quality, really similar to real-korean food.
Really awesome food and very reasonable prices. Super friendly, courteous staff. Been here twice, it's my new go to lunch spot.
Oh and their kimchi is bomb.
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