I nominate this place for an OYE. How awesomely Korean can you get? Korean music videos playing on the projection screen, Korean karaoke going on in the back, and some friendly service to go along with great food.
We were starving late at night on a Saturday and didn't want greasy spoon or Scottsdale food. I saw that this place was open and it was 1030 so we figured we'd give it a shot. We walked in and the little hostess girl promptly sat us and gave us menus. She was back quickly to take our drink order and ask if we had any questions.
The menu is pretty big. They seem to do Korean, Chinese, and Japanese food here (including sushi) but I was just looking for a noodle bowl. Sure enough, Yakisoba bowl with chicken was sitting there on the back so I went ahead and ordered it.
First we were given the customary bowl of soup with the little tofu cubes. It was good. Not any different than what you've had before, but it was good. Then we got these four plates of different salads. They were strange. Kim chee and some cucumber one. There was some other really spicy one and something else. I don't really know what they were but they weren't bad.
When our entrees came out, I was quite pleased. Heaping bowl of noodles with piles of veggies and chicken. Just what you'd expect and just what I wanted. SO GOOD though. Way better than I expected for some random hole in the wall in the middle of the ghetto.
I will totally be back here. I'd love for a bunch of yelpers to invade for Karaoke on the weekends and sing Korean music. They were having a ton of fun!