Great offering of side dishes, but the main dishes are rather ordinary and high-priced. Service was rather cold as well.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Shah Pez
Authentic Korea restaurant with lots of side dishes! Everything ordered here has been really perfectly executed, with quick service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
angela xlacayo
Nice experience, the food is great, the Jam bong is great and has a good portion, another one that I recommend is the galbi and pajeon, and excellent service from their
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
linda george
We entered the restaurant at about 5:30, and we were at the second table. The first table was one step ahead of us but not everyone was there. The waiter sounded like he had a cold?We were actually very concerned about the fact that we had children... Fortunately, their waiters took turns on duty. I kept praying that no one who was sick would come to serve...In terms of food, we had the cold noodle stir-fried pork set, hot bibimbap and potato ribs soup. Overall, it was not fresh. We had 2 large and 2 small dishes. If we asked for side dishes, they would not be given. I was angry... The price is so high, but I still care about the side dishes. The store owner doesn't know how to do business.I wish those friends who gave five stars good health.Dietary restrictions: There is a lot of sugar in the fried meat... There are many complex seasoning ingredients in potato rib soup. Doesn't taste fresh
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Ashlyn Bingham
Some of our favorite Korean in Salt Lake! The portions are huge, service is fast, and we have never had a bad experience there. We love going to the Asian supermarket afterwards!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Samuel Choi
I’ve dined here twice a week ago. This is the best Korean soup restaurant. I like this restaurant better than most of the Korean restaurants in NYC/Boston. Fresh side dishes. Killer Soup.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Soup
Nathan K
There aren’t very many Korean restaurants in Utah so fortunately we have this one located inside of Chinatown. I have visited Korea before and the food here is authentic and each dish tastes almost the same as restaurants in Korea. I was really craving cold noodles and this restaurant definitely satisfied my cravings. Highly recommend this restaurant for an authentic Korean experience. One thing to note is that this restaurant leans more on the pricier side.
I love this place! I’ve been here so many time. The kimchi Jigae is the best in Utah, Everytime, I come here I try something new and they don’t disappoint, the ambience is good, gives a little bit upscale feeling…They can get a little bit pricey tho but the food in there is worth it!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Black Bean Noodles, Kimchi Jjigae, Jjajangmyeon
Breanna Giang
Nice spot to eat in Chinatown! We were promptly seated, though it took them a while for them to take our order. We ordered the Ja Jang Myeun (noodles) which were alright, not very salty at all, the Sundubu Soup at a medium spice which was SO good, and the Seafood Pancake that came with a sauce and it was delicious! They gave us eight little side dishes to go along with our food after we ordered.We had to ask twice for more rice and bowls, but otherwise the service was good, they checked up on us several times. Atmosphere was nice. Food was pricey, but would recommend otherwise!
JuMa SoMa
Excellent food and service was 5 stars!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kimchi Jjigae
E K.
We went on a Saturday, maybe an hour before closing. The restaurant was not busy, but the service was fast, attentive, and friendly.We ordered tteokbokki, haemul pajeon, and beef bulgogi. Each of us (2) received our own set of banchan. It was a good assortment (kimchi, namul, eggplant, broccoli, tofu, cucumbers, enoki mushrooms) and since we didn't use them as appetizers, it was more than enough when the food arrived.Their tteokbokki is a meal, not the traditional rice cakes and sauce snack food. As pictured it came with 5 mandu, 2 whole hard boiled eggs, ample rice cakes, and noodles to feed 4 people easily. Their sauce is fairly sweet and mildly spicy (subjective).The haemul pajeon was approximately 9" in diameter, almost 3/4" thick, and nicely crisped on both sides. Interestingly, it was slightly similar to okonomiyaki with the thickness due to cabbage inside, but it was good.The beef bulgogi was very shredded, almost masticated. It was more sweet than savory (subjective) and served in a generous, heaping portion.All food was served piping hot and within 15 minutes of ordering. The service was attentive by three different individuals and everyone was very friendly.The prices are comparable to Korean restaurants in Hawaii, so understandably people in or visiting Utah may experience sticker shock. Considering the convenience of not making an array of banchan and grilling at home, I'd return with visiting family.
Lilly K.
My absolute favorite place to get korean food. I love the bibibap especially served on the hot stone. Huge portions for tteokbokki if you want family style meals. Lots of yummy side dishes and speedy service. I visit every few months and absolutely love their food.
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Great offering of side dishes, but the main dishes are rather ordinary and high-priced. Service was rather cold as well.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Authentic Korea restaurant with lots of side dishes! Everything ordered here has been really perfectly executed, with quick service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nice experience, the food is great, the Jam bong is great and has a good portion, another one that I recommend is the galbi and pajeon, and excellent service from their
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
We entered the restaurant at about 5:30, and we were at the second table. The first table was one step ahead of us but not everyone was there. The waiter sounded like he had a cold?We were actually very concerned about the fact that we had children... Fortunately, their waiters took turns on duty. I kept praying that no one who was sick would come to serve...In terms of food, we had the cold noodle stir-fried pork set, hot bibimbap and potato ribs soup. Overall, it was not fresh. We had 2 large and 2 small dishes. If we asked for side dishes, they would not be given. I was angry... The price is so high, but I still care about the side dishes. The store owner doesn't know how to do business.I wish those friends who gave five stars good health.Dietary restrictions: There is a lot of sugar in the fried meat... There are many complex seasoning ingredients in potato rib soup. Doesn't taste fresh
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Some of our favorite Korean in Salt Lake! The portions are huge, service is fast, and we have never had a bad experience there. We love going to the Asian supermarket afterwards!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’ve dined here twice a week ago. This is the best Korean soup restaurant. I like this restaurant better than most of the Korean restaurants in NYC/Boston. Fresh side dishes. Killer Soup.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Soup
There aren’t very many Korean restaurants in Utah so fortunately we have this one located inside of Chinatown. I have visited Korea before and the food here is authentic and each dish tastes almost the same as restaurants in Korea. I was really craving cold noodles and this restaurant definitely satisfied my cravings. Highly recommend this restaurant for an authentic Korean experience. One thing to note is that this restaurant leans more on the pricier side.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Seafood Pancake, Kimchi Jjigae, Japchae Beef Bulgogi, Jjajangmyeon, Kimchi Stew Beef
We went there at 8.20And the door is lockEmployee said it is
Service: 1
Best Korean food in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bibimbap, Japchae Beef Bulgogi, Soup, Kimchi Stew Beef
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I love this place! I’ve been here so many time. The kimchi Jigae is the best in Utah, Everytime, I come here I try something new and they don’t disappoint, the ambience is good, gives a little bit upscale feeling…They can get a little bit pricey tho but the food in there is worth it!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Black Bean Noodles, Kimchi Jjigae, Jjajangmyeon
Nice spot to eat in Chinatown! We were promptly seated, though it took them a while for them to take our order. We ordered the Ja Jang Myeun (noodles) which were alright, not very salty at all, the Sundubu Soup at a medium spice which was SO good, and the Seafood Pancake that came with a sauce and it was delicious! They gave us eight little side dishes to go along with our food after we ordered.We had to ask twice for more rice and bowls, but otherwise the service was good, they checked up on us several times. Atmosphere was nice. Food was pricey, but would recommend otherwise!
Excellent food and service was 5 stars!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kimchi Jjigae
We went on a Saturday, maybe an hour before closing. The restaurant was not busy, but the service was fast, attentive, and friendly.We ordered tteokbokki, haemul pajeon, and beef bulgogi. Each of us (2) received our own set of banchan. It was a good assortment (kimchi, namul, eggplant, broccoli, tofu, cucumbers, enoki mushrooms) and since we didn't use them as appetizers, it was more than enough when the food arrived.Their tteokbokki is a meal, not the traditional rice cakes and sauce snack food. As pictured it came with 5 mandu, 2 whole hard boiled eggs, ample rice cakes, and noodles to feed 4 people easily. Their sauce is fairly sweet and mildly spicy (subjective).The haemul pajeon was approximately 9" in diameter, almost 3/4" thick, and nicely crisped on both sides. Interestingly, it was slightly similar to okonomiyaki with the thickness due to cabbage inside, but it was good.The beef bulgogi was very shredded, almost masticated. It was more sweet than savory (subjective) and served in a generous, heaping portion.All food was served piping hot and within 15 minutes of ordering. The service was attentive by three different individuals and everyone was very friendly.The prices are comparable to Korean restaurants in Hawaii, so understandably people in or visiting Utah may experience sticker shock. Considering the convenience of not making an array of banchan and grilling at home, I'd return with visiting family.
My absolute favorite place to get korean food. I love the bibibap especially served on the hot stone. Huge portions for tteokbokki if you want family style meals. Lots of yummy side dishes and speedy service. I visit every few months and absolutely love their food.