Ssssspicy, haha. But I like it.
I was introduced to this restaurant by an old friend and I have been loving it ever since. They share the same parking lot with Oyshi and a few other recognizable places so parking can be a little eh. Be vicious! jk.
They have a very chill ambiance here (hope you like k-pop) and it's exactly the type of place you feel comfortable just chatting it up with friends over a delicious meal. I also love the white lights, korean manga in the booths, and "play area" here. You will be thankful for the tea that they serve in tin bowls instead of water if you want to eat spicy. However, just ask and they can bring you out some water.
So far, I have tried:
Kimchi Fried Rice: STOP READING AND JUST ORDER IT (jk, but it's really that good)
Fried Dumplings: Just crispy enough for some crunch on the outside, but be cautious about the inside because contents might still be hot. Definitely use the sauce that accompanies it. Yum.
Dduk Bok E with Ramen Noodles: OH GOSH IT'S SO GOOD! And so darn spicy! Haha, but I just can't get enough of it. It's a korean casserole with ramen noodles and seafood as well as some veggies. This one is definitely for sharing.
Dolsot Bibimbap: This is something that I order to help give my mouth a break from all of the spicy foods and it is definitely delicious. White rice to be mixed with cucumbers, bean sprouts, carrots, mushrooms, and seaweed in a warm pot.
Soon Dubu Jjigae: This is a Spicy Tofu Soup and it was alright. Not the best I have had, but not the worst either.
Ramen: About $9 for a bowl of delicious ramen. My brother ordered this once and I wanted to steal it from him!
The only mildly "bad" experience I have had here was when one of the waiters had forgotten to put in our orders twice, but he was so apologetic that we couldn't even hold it against him :) the servers here are very sweet.
I'm definitely a fan and love bringing my friends here with me! Do yourself a favor and try them out.