Good Korean food but quantity for the set BBQ meats (for 2-3 persons) seemed small. Had to supplement with kimchi pancakes and spicy cold noodles plus kimchi broth. Dinner averaged $50 per head for us ladies, without drinks. The 1.5 hour time limit sucks too. But food was overall very decent.
Love the large intestines and the pork skin. The only downside is that you need to order second portion after you ordered a set. But overall the food is nice and they are also very nice to let us stay on even everyone has gone. Will definitely come back for the intestines and pork skin :)
Not crowded on weekend during lunch. There are URA parking nearby or Fraser Tower. Food were above average. Best dish was possibly the cold noodle. I think the soup came in the form of ice shavings to preserve the cold temperature, yet not diluting the soup when it melts. Seafood pancake was thick b
We ordered bbq set A. The quality of meat is good; well seasoned & flavorful. They serve free flow of side dishes which I think it is average for the taste. Like it that they bbq for us so we don't need to do it ourselves. As it is very crowded, best make a reservation before heading down. Worth goi
Beef and pork were well marinated. Pork skin is not bad too but it pops/splatters a lot while cooking. Honeycomb was well marinated but very chewy, and you have to order two of it (or one honeycomb, one large intestine). Wouldn’t recommend the chicken - was a bit bland.
Walked in and the shop was busy with quite many diners. Service was okay, waiters were all very busy.
Food was not great as it didn’t seem fresh and side dishes were not good.
I really like good Korean side dishes so probably won’t return.
You get a complimentary steamed egg which was a nice gesture
Had lunch here today. The food was all pretty good, especially the kimchi pancake (super crispy!). The stir-fried pork was also really nice. We liked the side dishes, though the macaroni salad was really sweet. It would be perfect if they toned it down My husband did feel the ingredients in his arm
Was thinking of having a light lunch, so ordered the bean paste soup ($17) and selected pork bulgolgi to go with, as well as kimchi pancake ($10). To our surprise the pork bulgolgi for the soup came in a separate dish and made a filling meal.
The soup and pancake weren't anything special, what I en
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