=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE
It's a little pricey compared to Korean restaurants in Vancouver but the food is good, it's provided at a reasonable portion size and the service is great!
=== 2. FOOD
Pork Galbi ($30)
It's one of the few options that includes soup and it may be the only option with a non-spicy broth. It is reasonable sized, comes with bone and boneless meat, seven sides and a cup of rice. Overall, pretty tasty!
House Special Kimbab ($16)
Again, it's not the cheapest but it is sized well, comes with many pieces and tastes good!
Vegetable Bibimbap with Beef ($28)
Probably the healthiest option on the menu; it was well-sized tastes good, and comes with a Korean version of Japanese miso soup (slightly different with cabbage leaves).
Jjajangmyeon ($16)
It feels expensive but you get a fair amount of noodles and the sauce can be served on the side (recommended).
=== 3. SERVICE
It was. good in English and Korean; the two front-of-the-house staff were responsive to ad hoc needs and refilling waters.
=== 4. ENVIRONMENT
It clean and newish, meeting the needs of groups of 2 or 4 easily. We took the table could fit all 8 of us and the trays upon which the food was served were tightly packed. Baby strollers and wheelchairs could be accommodated well; parking though was difficult with your luck for the limited street parking outside. read more