We had a quick lunch here on a Saturday, ordered chicken appetizer, Jjajang Myeon & Bibimbap. Love the Jiajiang Myeon and chicken! Kids and pets friendly. Service is great! Will come again when next time visit San Ramon.
Vee Yue
The food here is really tasty, and their homemade kimchi is great! However, the store itself isn’t that clean and it’s quite small. They also don’t offer any calorie labels or any additional labels on the food. Great place to grad lunch though.
Harris Lee
The place is clean! And food tastes really good. Jjajanmyun and jjamppong are both good. They do serve other Korean foods as well which I liked. Their ingredient seems very fresh. I would say this is the best Korean restaurant in East Bay area.
Ken Kalemkarian
Great lunch special, not too much food. 10/10 would come back again.
b̴u̴n̴ ̴b̴u̴n̴
This restaurant is wonderful! my family and I went there and the staff was so friendly and I could not find another place to go to that had this good quality in their food. Their Japchae was amazing and their short ribs were just phenomenal and I really reccomend this for a new place to try!
Kiran Movva
Outstanding food. Spicy pork was spot on - slightly sweet but spicy - on a bed of shredded cabbage. Ordered kimchi, and they gave a huge amount ?. Service was very friendly, prompt, and attentive. A small place but very nice and pleasant outdoor seating. For my tastes, I couldn't find any fault. Plenty of parking.
Robert Ko
We were pleasantly surprised by this Korean restaurant. Of course, we came here for the jajjang myeon experience and they didn’t disappoint. Both my daughters, my wife, and I really enjoyed the texture of the noodles and the jajjang sauce. We’re Korean (my wife is native) and this was a nice surprise. Not sure about the few negative reviews on here - they probably got the restaurants mixed up LOL!
Karen V Chin
Best kept foodie secret in San Ramon! Great Korean BBQ restaurant. Order anything grilled?. Portions are decent. The spicy pork is spicy! Food is well flavored.Brothers makes their own kimchee and pickled daikon which is reasonably priced for To Go too. Lunch Specials are M - F only. Indoor seating is tiny. There is more outdoor dining space than indoors.Staff is friendly and will refill kimchee and pickled daikon if you ask. They sanitize the tables between seatings. Bring your Vax Card - they will ask to see it with your picture ID before you can sit inside their restaurant.Parking is easy in the Sports Basement parking with handicapped parking in the front of the restaurant.
Coco Tsui
Very nice and sweet waitress, wiped our outdoor tables when we came and brought us hot tea because outdoor was windy. food Is great as well! We ordered Jahangir myeun, Bibimbap and BBQ short rib, they are fresh and delicious, short rib are super soft and it smells very good. They also have korean style popsicle.
Hongjae Kang (James)
The quantity is so plentiful! I like it so much! It tastes good too! 짬뽕 and 깐풍기 are popular!
This Korean restaurant is a wonderful place to me.
Justin Seo
The worst Chinese Korean food I've ever had. Seriously small dish portions and way over priced. All noodle dishes have absolutely no taste at all. Soups are just plain water based broth with a lot of msg added. The most tasty food they have is very dried yellow pickled radish that comes with main food. I brought my family there for my mother in law's birthday party and it was my worst decision ever.They need to know how to cook!
N Saray
Brisket Jjampong was perfect and spicy. Everything in the soup goes together. I will definitely come back.
Ben Bak
Korean-Chinese fusion with staples like jjajangmyung (noodles in black bean paste), kangpungi (spicy marinated crispy fried chicken), jjangpong (spicy seafood noodle soup) as well as Korean staples like bulgogi, kalbi, bibimbop, and dukboki. One of the only places to serve brisket jjangpong. Small clean hole-in-the-wall run by two young cute Korean girls and a cook in the back. Side dishes of kimchi and yellow pickled radish included with meals.
Joon
The portion of the food is crazy small. The taste worse than Korean instant noodles. I can't find good reason to revisit.
We had a quick lunch here on a Saturday, ordered chicken appetizer, Jjajang Myeon & Bibimbap. Love the Jiajiang Myeon and chicken! Kids and pets friendly. Service is great! Will come again when next time visit San Ramon.
The food here is really tasty, and their homemade kimchi is great! However, the store itself isn’t that clean and it’s quite small. They also don’t offer any calorie labels or any additional labels on the food. Great place to grad lunch though.
The place is clean! And food tastes really good. Jjajanmyun and jjamppong are both good. They do serve other Korean foods as well which I liked. Their ingredient seems very fresh. I would say this is the best Korean restaurant in East Bay area.
Great lunch special, not too much food. 10/10 would come back again.
This restaurant is wonderful! my family and I went there and the staff was so friendly and I could not find another place to go to that had this good quality in their food. Their Japchae was amazing and their short ribs were just phenomenal and I really reccomend this for a new place to try!
Outstanding food. Spicy pork was spot on - slightly sweet but spicy - on a bed of shredded cabbage. Ordered kimchi, and they gave a huge amount ?. Service was very friendly, prompt, and attentive. A small place but very nice and pleasant outdoor seating. For my tastes, I couldn't find any fault. Plenty of parking.
We were pleasantly surprised by this Korean restaurant. Of course, we came here for the jajjang myeon experience and they didn’t disappoint. Both my daughters, my wife, and I really enjoyed the texture of the noodles and the jajjang sauce. We’re Korean (my wife is native) and this was a nice surprise. Not sure about the few negative reviews on here - they probably got the restaurants mixed up LOL!
Best kept foodie secret in San Ramon! Great Korean BBQ restaurant. Order anything grilled?. Portions are decent. The spicy pork is spicy! Food is well flavored.Brothers makes their own kimchee and pickled daikon which is reasonably priced for To Go too. Lunch Specials are M - F only. Indoor seating is tiny. There is more outdoor dining space than indoors.Staff is friendly and will refill kimchee and pickled daikon if you ask. They sanitize the tables between seatings. Bring your Vax Card - they will ask to see it with your picture ID before you can sit inside their restaurant.Parking is easy in the Sports Basement parking with handicapped parking in the front of the restaurant.
Very nice and sweet waitress, wiped our outdoor tables when we came and brought us hot tea because outdoor was windy. food Is great as well! We ordered Jahangir myeun, Bibimbap and BBQ short rib, they are fresh and delicious, short rib are super soft and it smells very good. They also have korean style popsicle.
The quantity is so plentiful! I like it so much! It tastes good too! 짬뽕 and 깐풍기 are popular!
Restaurantji Recommends
This Korean restaurant is a wonderful place to me.
The worst Chinese Korean food I've ever had. Seriously small dish portions and way over priced. All noodle dishes have absolutely no taste at all. Soups are just plain water based broth with a lot of msg added. The most tasty food they have is very dried yellow pickled radish that comes with main food. I brought my family there for my mother in law's birthday party and it was my worst decision ever.They need to know how to cook!
Brisket Jjampong was perfect and spicy. Everything in the soup goes together. I will definitely come back.
Korean-Chinese fusion with staples like jjajangmyung (noodles in black bean paste), kangpungi (spicy marinated crispy fried chicken), jjangpong (spicy seafood noodle soup) as well as Korean staples like bulgogi, kalbi, bibimbop, and dukboki. One of the only places to serve brisket jjangpong. Small clean hole-in-the-wall run by two young cute Korean girls and a cook in the back. Side dishes of kimchi and yellow pickled radish included with meals.
The portion of the food is crazy small. The taste worse than Korean instant noodles. I can't find good reason to revisit.
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