Very good 👠I love the spice miso soup ðŸ˜ðŸ˜‹
Soonoh Kwon
This is one of the best Korean Style Chinese restaurant.
David P.
Honest Korean, Chinese fusion comfort food. This is a good place for takeout or dine in. It's not usually packed, but there seems to be a constant flow of takeout orders. All of their jjambbong and jjajangmyun is solid. No complaints, really. Their side orders are pretty cool; sweet/sour pork and chicken are a staple. Overall it's an affordable place to get some decent Korean/Chinese food. I've been coming here a while now, and plan on doing so in the future.
Sean B.
I popped in the other day, in the mood for something delicious. Ordered the sweet and sour chicken, thinking that it would be worth the calories. Unfortunately, it was so greasy that I actually didn't feel well, eating it. Took half of it home, as I was starting to get a little woozy from it. Brought it with me and later that night heated it up and ate the second half. Again, so greasy that I didn't feel good on it. Gonna have to take a hard pass on this place. Way too oily, greasy, to the point of it making me feel unwell.
Hannah C.
This restaurant has been my favorite comfort food restaurant since I was a kid. Although they renovated a few times and changed some parts of the menu, the two (albeit three) foods I could always rely on were the (sweet and sour pork), the (the best is the spicy seafood version), and their jjajangmyeon. Although the spicy seafood noodle soup has MSG, its spiciness and umami really gives you the kick you're looking for after school or work. The sweet and sour pork is literally fried to perfection, and the sauce that comes on the side pairs really well. Jjangmyeon is meh, it used to be a staple whenever my family came, but the taste has started to water down over the years :( good to eat during rainy days or when you're looking for mild noodles tho The service has always been pleasant, and whenever my family orders the spicy seafood noodles, the waiters always come around with a pitcher of water very often all in all, this place is pretty much authentic, and many Koreans visit often (proving it's authenticity )
Sarah Boylan
Korean Chinese food. I like the pasta with the crazy black bean sauce. Looks not so appetizing, but tastes pretty darn good. We also had an order of dumplings which appeared to be being made at at nearby table as we ate. How could you not order some?! They were really tasty! Would I go every time I'm in LA? Maybe no, but it's good on occasion.
Erik Liu
Best Korean noodles I've ever eaten. Most friendly staff I've ever met. Perfect.
Aie H.
Seafood soup is good and satisfying. But their black bean noodle is so bad it's off-putting like how much sesame oil you gotta put in that
Heung Choo
Very good chinese food. Fresh, tasty with value.
Karen Bang
Service is very nice and all kind of foods taste good.
I barely don't write reviews but I feel so grateful with my current order. Few days ago, I called them to make an order for the group event. They prepared food on time and it was hot and crispy (I ordered fried vegetable rice, sweet and sour chicken and pork, and spicy shrimp) and we all enjoyed! My group loved fried rice and chicken and it seemed like they made some extra food for us -- so we took them home haha! I'm planning to go with this place again. Highly recommended if you're planning to order some food for group event.
Nikki S.
Jajangmyeon isn't the easiest to find in the South Bay. But this place nails it. The noodles were perfectly cooked, the black bean sauce was perfectly salty and I'm picky with salt. And it was perfect with raw onions and pickled daikon on the side. Also tried the sweet and sour pork but it was just breaded and fried pork pieces with sweet and sour dipping sauce that tasted like it came from a bottle. The seafood soup or jjampong looked okay but really I'm ehhh about seafood soup. Overall the place is large with plenty of seating, parking lot is always horrible here. Service was actually really friendly. And I would rate it a 4 for just their black bean noodles although just because the other items on the menu didn't wow me I gave them a 3.
Ona Lisa M.
Again, quantity over quality. Cheap ingredients and really doesn't do this cuisine justice. They'd be better off charging a little more, reducing serving size and using quality ingredients
Very good 👠I love the spice miso soup ðŸ˜ðŸ˜‹
This is one of the best Korean Style Chinese restaurant.
Honest Korean, Chinese fusion comfort food. This is a good place for takeout or dine in. It's not usually packed, but there seems to be a constant flow of takeout orders. All of their jjambbong and jjajangmyun is solid. No complaints, really. Their side orders are pretty cool; sweet/sour pork and chicken are a staple. Overall it's an affordable place to get some decent Korean/Chinese food. I've been coming here a while now, and plan on doing so in the future.
I popped in the other day, in the mood for something delicious. Ordered the sweet and sour chicken, thinking that it would be worth the calories. Unfortunately, it was so greasy that I actually didn't feel well, eating it. Took half of it home, as I was starting to get a little woozy from it. Brought it with me and later that night heated it up and ate the second half. Again, so greasy that I didn't feel good on it. Gonna have to take a hard pass on this place. Way too oily, greasy, to the point of it making me feel unwell.
This restaurant has been my favorite comfort food restaurant since I was a kid. Although they renovated a few times and changed some parts of the menu, the two (albeit three) foods I could always rely on were the (sweet and sour pork), the (the best is the spicy seafood version), and their jjajangmyeon. Although the spicy seafood noodle soup has MSG, its spiciness and umami really gives you the kick you're looking for after school or work. The sweet and sour pork is literally fried to perfection, and the sauce that comes on the side pairs really well. Jjangmyeon is meh, it used to be a staple whenever my family came, but the taste has started to water down over the years :( good to eat during rainy days or when you're looking for mild noodles tho The service has always been pleasant, and whenever my family orders the spicy seafood noodles, the waiters always come around with a pitcher of water very often all in all, this place is pretty much authentic, and many Koreans visit often (proving it's authenticity )
Korean Chinese food. I like the pasta with the crazy black bean sauce. Looks not so appetizing, but tastes pretty darn good. We also had an order of dumplings which appeared to be being made at at nearby table as we ate. How could you not order some?! They were really tasty! Would I go every time I'm in LA? Maybe no, but it's good on occasion.
Best Korean noodles I've ever eaten. Most friendly staff I've ever met. Perfect.
Seafood soup is good and satisfying. But their black bean noodle is so bad it's off-putting like how much sesame oil you gotta put in that
Very good chinese food. Fresh, tasty with value.
Service is very nice and all kind of foods taste good.
Restaurantji Recommends
Very good food!!
Woodong & tangsuyuk are very deliciousness
I barely don't write reviews but I feel so grateful with my current order. Few days ago, I called them to make an order for the group event. They prepared food on time and it was hot and crispy (I ordered fried vegetable rice, sweet and sour chicken and pork, and spicy shrimp) and we all enjoyed! My group loved fried rice and chicken and it seemed like they made some extra food for us -- so we took them home haha! I'm planning to go with this place again. Highly recommended if you're planning to order some food for group event.
Jajangmyeon isn't the easiest to find in the South Bay. But this place nails it. The noodles were perfectly cooked, the black bean sauce was perfectly salty and I'm picky with salt. And it was perfect with raw onions and pickled daikon on the side. Also tried the sweet and sour pork but it was just breaded and fried pork pieces with sweet and sour dipping sauce that tasted like it came from a bottle. The seafood soup or jjampong looked okay but really I'm ehhh about seafood soup. Overall the place is large with plenty of seating, parking lot is always horrible here. Service was actually really friendly. And I would rate it a 4 for just their black bean noodles although just because the other items on the menu didn't wow me I gave them a 3.
Again, quantity over quality. Cheap ingredients and really doesn't do this cuisine justice. They'd be better off charging a little more, reducing serving size and using quality ingredients