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| - decent korean food, not the best we've had, but simple, flavorful, and traditional.
the other reviews paint the picture of the atmosphere - simple, small, no frills or fuss, and VERY small. there's no way you'd be able to get a party of four to sit together. two or three would be manageable if there are open seats.
the two-person team is as warm and welcoming as the aroma and flavors of the food. we had kimchi pancake (our favorite), daiji (pork) bulgogi, and buldak chicken (spicy chicken).
the kimchi pancake was warm, soft, and comforting. the main dishes were spicy, but tolerable. the texture of sauces was more grainy than what I've had at other Korean restaurants, but still delicious.
a reasonable $37 for all three dishes, 3 bottles of water, and two "Korean drinks." we'll definitely go back.
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