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  • Wow this place is a-ma-zing! This is the closest Korean restaurant that comes close to my mom and my grandmas cooking. This place is located inside the shopping center and although the Commerical Center. The appearance of the store may look run down, the flavor of the soups and the soondae (Korean blood sausage) will keep you running back to this place. I came here with my boyfriend once and last weekend went back with my cousin. We were done with work and wanted some Korean soul food. you know spicy, hearty, rich soup bubbling as they bring it to your table. Then we dump in our bowl of rice and to lower the temperature of the soup you add in some daikon kimchee or whatever kimchee they have available with the juices. O-M-G my mouth just salivates describing my experience! The lady was super nice because they close at 10:30 and we got there at 10:45 wondering if they were still open, luckily since there were few customers eating she told us to come right in. How sweet! I ordered what is called 'clotted blood of cattle soup'... LOL... FYI the descriptions don't make things so appetizing, they literally translate the Korean title into English. But anyways, I dont like blood cubes in my soup so i told her not to put it in. instead she added more pieces of kalbi. My boyfriend ordered the soondae soup and cousin ordered sodobu (spicy tofu soup). Be careful when you tell her you want it spicy because its was the spiciest soup I've ever had! its delicious but if you really cant handle spicy, just order normal and let them figure out how to make it. Lastly, we shared a plate of soondae. Mmm there is absolutely no gaminess and it was so good. The blood sausage (which is eaten by most countries other than America) was stuffed with potato vermicelli clear noodles, green onions, garlic, black pepper and some other seasonings. This place its one of the few Korean restaurants that define what real Korean food is and not just the bbq. Try it out, the hole in the wall restaurant may just fill the hungry void that is in your tummy!
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