Big pot o' kimchi! This is the main attraction at E-Jo for me. You actually get two pots, one cabbage, the other radish. On my last visit, I wasn't thrilled by the radish, but I was still pleased at the thought of having two big cauldrons of kimchi on my table, and the cabbage was delicious and spicy.
The main attraction here are the soups. Although since the first time we visited, they have added dolsot bibimbap (big hot pot of rice, veggies, egg and sauce) and sundubu with seafood to the menu. The bibimbap is good.
The other soups are simple and nourishing. However, there is no dish that really stands out in my mind as something I would love to go back and try soon. Perhaps when winter returns, a hot soup craving will be a good reason to head back and give another soup a taste test.
The service is very friendly. The spot is clean, and they do have a TV showing some Korean programming. Definitely a spot to try for Korean if you are looking for something other than BBQ and sundubu, as they have a nice menu of other Seoul food.