Nice cozy place, perfect for lunch. The store itself is pretty small and family style. They serve classic Korean dishes like bulgogi. Also I'd say this place is Japanese fusion with dishes like miso soup, unagi don, oyakodon, and bento boxes.
Service was attentive and friendly, they were consistently refilling our appetizers and water.
Banchan was ok, there were potatoes, two types of kimchi, and bean sprouts. The soup was miso with spinach I believe. Interesting. We spent some time trying to figure out what green leafy vegetable it was.
I got a bento box lunch special, which had salad, teriyaki salmon, fried mandu, a spring roll, and cream puffs. The salmon was pretty dry and overcooked. Also I was hoping everything would be made in house but I'm not so sure about the spring roll and cream puffs. A bizzare bento, but I'll take it.
The others in my party got bibimbap. There were lots of mozzarella in them which was pretty cool. They liked it, but hoped the portion size was bigger.
The food wasn't amazing but it was reasonably priced. I'd come here for lunch again because why not.