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| - I came here with some friends for a birthday celebration. This restaurant was reasonably priced and the food was good. We sat at the traditional tatami tables which was a neat experience-- just make sure not to wear anything too short or tight which might make it hard to kneel. In terms of Korean side appetizers-- the variety was more limited compared to other restaurants; it only came with kimchi, bean sprouts, some type of other spicy pickles, and sweet yellow radishes.
I ordered the black bean noodles ($8.99), which in my opinion was okay for the first few bites... but I soon got tired of eating a whole bowl of the same flavour. My favourite dishes were the perfectly-grilled LA Kalbi (split between 3 was $7 each for one rib), the refreshing cold soup noodles naengmyeon, and the spicy and chewy ddeokbokki (rice cakes) with ramen. Bibimbap and the seafood soup noodles were also not bad choices.
Overall, this would be a good place for occasions such as birthdays, etc., with the good service, spaciousness, and ambience (The servers even sang happy birthday while bringing the cake). However, I wouldn't come here often as there are other cheaper Korean restaurants with equally-good food.
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