I am noodle folk - I love noodle fan and I ALWAYS have room in my tummy for noodles. While I love Korean food - there are times that I crave for something else then Korean noodles (rare but it does happen) - I tend to crave Pho in the evening after work - or after yoga except the only Pho place around was in Chinatown or somewhere else outside of walking distance; when this place opened I was beside myself with joy.
I've been here a few times now - and I can say that although it's got sight Korean twist(maybe cuz it's in Korean town?) such as using different types of meat - it's as delicious as it can be. I had excellent service and always left satisfied. The various sizes of available caters to various states of hunger I may feel - "Kid's size "for when I can nibble, small size for when I can eat something, and medium for when I'm starved. I dare not try eating the large by myself, but I imagine that would be a great size to share with a friend.
It seems to always be bustling with people - yet there is always a seat available for two, which is awesome. The only down side would be that the washrooms are upstairs. Otherwise it's a must try - it's no Pho Hang but, it's still great.