I went back on my word never to put my kundungi in that place ever again - and succumbed, out of desperation.
Will start with the negatives and then the positives (few that there are).
Cons:
+++++
1. Tables were sticky. Unappealing!!!
2. Hostess who "greeted us" (same person who I recall from a long time ago is as dour as ever). Some things in life never change;
Pros:
1. Server(s) (two) were polite;
2. Salmon sashimi was well-cut. Soya sauce rough and not of a good quality (IMO);
3. Mul nyengmyeon had the perfect amount of stretchiness to the noodles and the broth was perfectly balanced;
ALSO: Kimchi from a package and not home made. Other panchan lacklustre and tasteless (peanuts were a nice touch, but without dried anchovies - huh)?
Not my first choice unless I am totally desperate. Its is expensive for what it is. Tea opsayo. $40.00+ down the proverbial drain.