Aesthetic: Small and cozy. The decorations and lighting feels more like a hipster coffee shop than a restaurant, but it is aesthetically pleasing.
Ordering and wait times: We went at an off time and there was a minimal wait. Once, placing the order the food took 5 - 10 mins, which is reasonable, but longer than I thought considering the food was already out infront.
Taste: Food was clean and not overpowering. They avoided the typical pitfall of every other Korean restaurants in Pittsburgh and restaurants in general of overseasoning the food. We had the spicy crab kimbab with soft tofu and a bowl with japchae and fried tofu. Both were tasty, but would not recommend if you are looking for a authentic korean food experience. Regardless, food tastes good.
Price: Slightly on the pricey side, but given location and organic sourcing prices are fair and expected.
Overall: Would return and recommend. First, Korean restaurant in Pittsburgh area that I would want to return to.