This place comes highly recommended from my Korean friend. So I figured, it should be pretty good eh? And YES.
My friend told me that the owners are Koreans who lived in Northern China, so they spoke both Korean and Chinese, which I think is pretty cool. They're not like the other Korean restaurants where you'd listen to Kpop or watch Kdrama all the time. It's actually got a quite minimalistic decor, with incandescent light and all. I think it's their way of saying "My food is so good that you don't have to pay attention to other things." Whatever the reason is, the owners have always been nice to me. Moreover, they're located next to a Korean grocer. So whenever I have Korean food cravings, I'll go there and stop by next door for some Kimchi