The food here is consistently top-notch, a definite 10/10. I've yet to find a dish I haven't loved. I usually opt for takeout, but today was my first experience dining in. I must admit I was a bit let down by the service. When I went to settle my bill, I discovered that a 15% gratuity is automatically added for dining in. This surprised me since it was just a party of two, and typically I've seen this applied to larger groups. It made me wonder if the staff's service was less attentive because they know they'll receive a tip regardless. Overall, the staff only came by to take our order and deliver our food, and we had to go up to the counter to pay. The service wasn’t bad, but if I'm being c...
Longstanding restaurant that takes great pride in its food, cleanliness, and service. I usually have the tofu soup, which also has an egg in it (cooked to order, so you can specify spiciness and content). It is tasty and has fresh vegetables. Today it was light on salt, which is good, giving you the option to add it or not. It comes with Kimchi and a pickled veggie, as well as a cup of tea. There is usually a live soccer game playing quietly on a large screen by day. It doesn't get in the way, but if you enjoy the game, there it is! I really enjoy my meals here, simple and unpretentious as it is. A true family business.
Looks like nothing special but you know there's hope when it's a real Korean ajumma and ahjusshi cooking. The bimpap is the largest order I've ever seen and was delicious. It takes time though so don't get it if you're in a hurry. Also don't come too late or they won't be able to make it. The seafood pancake was crispy and filled with chunks of seafood. Cup-bop was unique, it was better without the seemingly random lettuce and tomato on top. Still good but would stick to other dishes next time. Soft tofu soup hits the spot when you want something hot and comforting. This is my fav Korean place in this area now.
I had a mixed experience at the restaurant. The Seafood Pancake (K18) was impressive—generous portion and really flavorful. The Kimbop (K11) was also excellent, served in a large portion and very tasty. However, I was quite disappointed with the Soft Tofu Soup (K6). I received just about half a container, and though I ordered it medium, it tasted very watered down. I ended up having to add salt to enhance the flavor.
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K10. The bibimbap was a good size and tasted great. K2. The bulgogi and K7. Jap-che (clear noodles) also tasted really delicious, but the portions were quite small. I enjoyed the flavors, but I'm hesitant to order again because of the portion sizes.
Food was excellent, I thought reasonably priced, especially for Westfield. Portions good sized. Food came pretty quickly, and waiter was very nice, answered questions and brought a pitcher of water. Atmosphere was basic but cozy.
Way overpriced at $28 for the small amount of Galbi included (lunch portion? Jap Chae portion was small as well. Flavors, however, were very good. (Downgraded for cost .
This place is truly a treasure, and I'm so pleased that I no longer have to travel all the way to Fort Lee, NYC, or Flushing for great food.
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Not at all authentic Korean no ban Chan offered and the smallest portions.
Nice, no frills, family-owned Korean restaurant with good food.
Cheese Quesadilla With Grilled Chicken
K12. Kalbichim (Braised Short Rib)
K17. Scallion Pancake With Kimchi
K18. Seafood Pancake With Kimchi
K15. Fish Platter (Swai Fish)
Pickled Jalepenos And Onions
K13. Don-Cas (Pork Cutlet)
K5. Stir-Fried Squid 오징어볶음
