This is the second time I visited this newly opened restaurant in ten days. The first time my boyfriend and I had ordered the pork bone soup (special opening price: $6). The broth was super delicious and the meat was so soft that it came away from the bones almost effortlessly. We were also surprised that there were eight side dishes, which is a bit more than the typical Korean restaurant around town.
This time we have three people so we decided to order a bigger pot of spicy lamb stew, seafood pancake, and tempura to share. The lamb stew is a much much bigger portion size than the $6 soup, and it comes with noodles so it is very filling. The three of us could not finish it in the end. Compared to that of the pork bone soup, the broth of the lamb stew has an unique minty taste, which I'm not accustomed to. It is still good, but I personally prefer the pork bone soup. The seafood pancake is pretty thick and tasty, but I would like it even more if it is crispier at the bottom. All three of us really enjoyed the tempura. The batter is really light and crispy and the veggies and shrimps are fresh and cooked just right.
The restaurant is small, but it has a nice homey feel to it. The owner is very friendly and always smiling. Prices are reasonable. I will definitely be back to try other items on the menu.