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    Chingu Superette

    4.9 (75 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Casual
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Chingu Dolsot
    Ang L.

    We ordered a Chingu Dolsot and a vegetarian tofu soup. The food came quickly and the service was good. The stone for my Dolsot was extremely hot and made the rice crispy- always a good sign. It also has a "store" in the back where you can purchase premade food to go. Will come back!

    Tofu stew set
    Maryanne W.

    Was surprised to find out this new Korean restaurant. Since my son was in town we came here to try. Be prepared for a wait if you come here at peak time as the place is small. There is also a table with prepared kimbop and other ready-to-eat items. We order the mini kimbop and wings as appetizer. For entree we had the Hansang set, tofu stew and dolsot. The mini kimbop was just spam so it was just okay, texture was not to my liking so is something I would order again. The wings were good but would be better if got more kick - come on wings! The tofu soup was good, the hansang set delicious, and to me the star was the dolsot - flavorful and with the burnt rice... yum! The service was wonderful. The sweet lady came to check on us often and ensure our water can was filled. The place was small as I mentioned, the noise level was not too much... until the table next to us with kids started jumping around and parents raising their voice scolding the kids. Food taste wise was 4. The service 4.5. Overall it was a pleasant experience and I would return with friends in the future.

    George F.

    Chingu Superette is a New Korean restaurant/ market in San Ramon. It takes over the space vacated by Fresh Millions across from Safeway. A small space with the dining portion in the front, the banchan section in the middle and the kitchen portion in the back. Chingu is already at its seating capacity during lunch. The food is simple and excellent. We had the tofu soup, japchae, and the seafood pancake, all were good. The entrees come out as a set with banchans. The only knock is the banchans were tiny and very basic. Suggestion : since there are a variety of banchans offered in the market it would be nice to feature some of their banchans on the menu. Plenty of parking in the shopping center. Service was good.

    Leftover rice next to Kalbi big bones.
    Victor G.

    Chingu Superette opened a month ago where Fresh Millions was. 8 tables of seating, a small grocery with dry products, freshly made foods to go, drinks & refrigerated goods. Small parking lot. Rhythmic music in background. Korean & English books on shelves behind the tables. Greeted & seated soon after entering. Ordered after inquiring about chili hotness of a dish. Food came in 10 minutes. Offerings (Korean): small plates-Jun, wings, snacks, Manson, kimbap, topokki(rice cakes); mains-dolsot, katsu, jap chae, fried rice, stews, hapsang. Slurps: Kalbee Stew (20) -clear broth has overall sweet ambiance from radish, clear noodles, scrambled eggs, green onions, & 3 large Kalbi beef ribs. Broth had strange aftertaste at finish. -Kalbi meat was semi-chewy, semi-tender. Not much flava beyond a strange taste. Most flava went into broth. -banchan a few pieces of spicy noodles, shredded radish, leafy kimchi, stem kimchi. No refills offered. -a decade or 2 has passed since having Kalbi stew. 4 stars: semi-worthy:ymmv. Service ok, quantity: almost reasonable. quality: inconsistent

    Winnie L.

    What a cute concept this was. When we walked in on a weekday night, we weren't sure if we were going to dine in or take out. There were bookshelves along the sitting area; A little market and gift store. A grab and go section for snacks and drinks as well. After checking out it we decided to eat in. We sat in the corner table and ordered at the table side computer. You could order items for dine in and take out too. We decided on the kimbap, dumpling rice cake soup, fried mandu (bc we love homemade dumplings prepared differently) and brought home a katsu chicken for Hubs. The dumpling rice cake came with banchan. A few were super spicy for my pallet whereas a few were very refreshing. All the ingredients tasted so fresh. Loved how nicely assembled the kimbap the bulgogi inside was nice and marinated. Mandus were made in house and tasty. Overall felt a very homey and neighborhood cafe where you can meet up with friends for a meal or just snacks.

    Outside
    Frances L.

    Really enjoyed this new Korean neighborhood market/restaurant. It's a small space serving food, selling banchan and Korean snacks. It's warmly decorated with a few tables and books on the walls. Service was friendly and the food was really good. The hot stone chicken bibimbap was my favorite. The chicken was really flavorful and there were so many veggies over the rice. Both the mushroom tofu soup and the Galbi came as a set with some banchan. Both dishes were delicious but I do wish they served a wider variety of banchan. The kimchi pancake was crispy and savory. I'll definitely be back!

    Beef short rib soup
    Nancy T.

    Nice family owned Korean restaurant. Service was very friendly and welcoming. We almost didn't go because their listed closing hour is 8 pm, and it was 7:30. They still seated and served us, not making us feel rushed at all. The food was good, but the background music was odd (I think it was hip hop, but I really couldn't be sure--it's just not my thing). Definitely worth checking out.

    Corner of snacks, ice cream
    Joyce S.

    Walking into the restaurant gives a quaint and warm welcoming vibe; maybe it has to do with the books and toys as decorations, as if you are walking into someone's home and looking at the owner's favorite collections. But at the back of the restaurant is an open kitchen. There is also a side refrigerator filled with banchan and drinks, a freezer with ready made soups and marinated meat, and a whole corner of wonderful snacks! I got this sense that I was invited to visit a friend's home, or a favorite place to hang out. "Chingu" in Korean means "Friend." It was a nice, calm, and clean environment to meet, eat, and catch up with friends too. Food-we ordered, using a QR code, the non-spicy topokki, the beef jhapchae noodle, and a custom made kimbap. The owner came by to ask how we want to customize our kimbap. Everything we ordered we really enjoyed! The kimbap was soo good-large rolls filled with flavorful and fresh ingredients. We had a hiccup in finding a piece of hair on our jhapchae, but they took the dish in right away as soon as we told them, offered us new clean plates, and remade a completely fresh plate of Jhapchae for us with no hesitation. They also gave us cheese balls on the house as an apology to make things right ( we didn't ask/request). We enjoyed our visit and would drop by again. It's so convenient whether to grab a snack, a side, or a full meal!

    Chingu Katsu ($19)
    Melanie H.

    Such a cute little Korean restaurant and market all in one, just what San Ramon needed! I'm excited to try other dishes and pick up some sides from their grab n go, especially the raw spicy marinated crabs. I had to learn the hard way that that banchan isn't served with the katsu entree dish, which was surprising to me as I've never been to a Korean spot that didn't serve you sides. Our server noticed my inevitable sad face and kindly brought out a small array of sides to make up for not communicating this, though I don't think it's what's typically given to guests. I would love to try their usual assortment of banchan another time! RECS: + Spicy tteokbokki ($16) tasted good, I only wish there were more fish cakes! PASS: + Chingu katsu ($19) was decent, had good texture but is nothing special. Also it was pretty dry. I was disappointed this dish is the only entree that is "not eligible" for banchan

    Surge C.

    Chingu Superette is such a cute Korean restaurant and market. They offer plenty of Korean groceries, along with traditional dishes. I came in to pick up one of their premade mini lunch boxes, which came with kimchi fried rice, fried egg, and vegetarian dumplings. It was so delicious and filling! Looking forward to trying out the rest of their menu items and shopping here!

    Veggie Gimbap (5 stars) - crunchy, savory, and pickly
    Daniel C.

    Chingu Superette is a brightly-lit, welcoming Korean cafe / deli that opened up in San Ramon a few weeks ago. You order by electronic pad for dine-in or you can load up on freshly made banchan and other snacks and drinks for takeout. The cafe has some nice artwork and decorations, including rows of books. The Veggie Gimbap is one of my favorite appetizers. Of you like sushi, imagine a bigger maki roll packed with colorful, pickled veggies for big contrast in textures and flavor. They have beef versions too. For my main entree, Kimchi Fried Rice definitely feeds two since it'll also come with banchan and a seaweed soup. I got grilled chicken mixed in. Very moist and flavorful with sweet, savory, and pickled components. Like everything else on life, a fried egg and sprinkle of dried seaweed flakes made it even better. Absolutely thrilled to have more Korean restaurants in San Ramon. Their menu has many of our favorite items like hot stone bibimbap, tofu stews, noodle dishes, and of course KFC wings. They seem good with being able to mix and match proteins too.

    Soju!
    Jennifer D.

    Finally tried this place for Lunch and was not disappointed! Hope this place does well as their menu offerings satisfy and portion sizes are generous. Will definitely be back.

    Banchan side dish fridge
    Esther F.

    I am SO excited a Korean place opened up so near to me I can walk there. It's pretty new and I've already been there a handful of times, twice to eat lunch there, twice to pick up banchan (side dishes). The banchan, snacks and drinks are constantly changing or being added to. Jessica, the owner, is so friendly and fun to chat with and makes you feel so welcome. She's constantly having customers try out different snacks and takes feedback whether to stock the snacks or not, and it just adds a little bit of fun every time I go there. You take a seat anywhere and order off a tablet. So far, for lunch, I have tried soft tofu stew, kimchi pancake, and yukgaejang (spicy beef stew). They have all been delicious. The first time I went, they had a Mild and Spicy option on the tablet for the soft tofu stew. I went up and asked for it Extra Spicy. The next time I went, there was an Extra Spicy option on the tablet. But my favorite part of these dishes are they taste so clean, like something a Korean mom would make. Most Korean places I have ever tried the spicy beef stew has been so oily, it made me feel sick afterwards, but here, they make it so clean without a layer of oil hovering on the top and there is absolutely no compromise in taste. I can't wait to try everything else, every time I come here, I'm going to try something new. I also follow them on Instagram so they posted about the spicy raw marinated crab - one of my favorite dishes. I immediately ran to pick some up. The price is decent, and the crab was so fresh and clean tasting. My kids ate most of it since they absolutely love it, but I did get to sneak some in also. I also picked up some kimbap another day because I had a flight the next day and didn't want to pay for airport food. I refrigerated it overnight and then just packed it up and hours later, I ate it and it was so good. And it is so huge and packed so well that it doesn't disintegrate when trying to eat it. (You gotta eat it in one bite though =D). I cannot recommend this place enough, the food, the vibes, the service all HIT.

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    My friend recommended this place. Since it was my birthday, we decided to give this place a try…read more We went there early, so we were able to be seated right away. The space was neat, simple, and we loved watching a big screen, showing the process of making yummy Korean sweets. They were very kind, and served us some items on the house as it was my special day! The food was also delicious. I ordered spicy beef soup, and it was very filling! Some other Korean places only have small amount of ingredients in it. Here, the bowl was filled with shredded beef and vegetables. My husband and my son ordered Bulgogi and Galbi, and both came sizzling on metal plates, ready to be eaten. We had enough left over to enjoy their food today. I am happy to find a new Korean place for us to come back again.

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    This is still one of my favorite Korean lunch spots. They are located in a plaza on Dublin Blvd…read more Their menu hasn't changed too much. There's still some appetizers, bibimbap, grilled items, ramens, and soft tofu stews. The service is pretty quick, and they serve you green tea as soon as you sit down. What we got: + Spicy bbq pork - these are tender slices of pork over a sizzling cast iron plate. The pork was delicious and wasn't very spicy. + Kimchi ramen - this is a big bowl of noodle soup in a spicy kimchi broth + Soft tofu stew - this came in a boiling cast iron bowl. The tofu is soft and silky and the stew was delicious. You also get all the usual banchan, which were good. This is the perfect lunch spot for a quick and delicious meal.

    I've eaten here once or twice in the past when they first opened, and honestly, there are much…read morebetter Korean food options in the Tri-Valley area. I hadn't been back in years until yesterday, when my usual spot was closed and my mother and I stopped by out of convenience. Unfortunately, the experience reminded me why I hadn't returned. The customer service was lacking -- we were never checked on during our meal and I had to repeatedly look for an employee to request a refill of a banchan and later, flag someone down when I was ready to pay. To make matters worse, I was surprised to find that the kimchi fried rice did not include any protein. Charging $20 for kimchi fried rice without any meat or protein is cruel and poor value for the price... I cannot stomach paying high prices for mediocre food and inattentive service. I will not make the same mistake of coming back again.

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    Finally made it back here and it did not disappoint. We ordered the seafood pancake, and assorted…read moretofu soup, and everything was delicious. I love the variety of banchan they serve, and the pancake was the perfect dish to share. The soondubu was packed with flavor, and I had to pair it with a Terra beer--great combo. It can get really busy during peak hours, but we came for an early lunch and only had a short wait. That just shows how popular this place is. There were plenty of regulars dining in, including my friend who brought me. If you live in the Tri-Valley, you don't have to drive far for great soondubu. There are definitely more Korean restaurants popping up around here these days, but this spot has been an OG since I was a kid, and it's still one of my favorites.

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    After our group's morning hike, we headed to Paik's, which I had picked out for our lunch. Paik's…read moreis a Korean-Chinese restaurant that started in Seoul in 2006 and has since expanded globally with four locations in the Bay Area. This location is in a strip mall with plenty of parking. We arrived a little after they opened at 11am and there were two tables of customers. Checking out the menu, it's limited to Jajangmyeon, jjamppong, stir-fried noodles and rice, pork, chicken and shrimp dishes, mandu and Korean chicken wings. I love jajangmyeon and ordered it with extra noodles. The bowl of noodles came with a thick savory black bean sauce with some pork and vegetables. The taste was spot-on and it's comparable to my favorite Jajangmyeon that I get in the City. You get pickled radish with your food with refills. Now I can get closer to home. Jajangmyeon is a Korean-Chinese dish and they do it well here. Four of the five of us had the jajangmyeon and one at the vegetable stir-fried noodles. Everyone was happy with their food. There's good amount of seating here and the waitresses are friendly and service was fast. If you like jajangmyeon, check out Paik's. I'll be back when I have a craving. Gamsahamnida!

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    Came with a party of 10 at lunchtime on a Sunday, no reservation was needed, and we were seated…read moreright away. It's a small establishment in a strip mall so there was easy parking. Server was attentive, kind and patient. Food came out hot and fresh and the serving size was excellent. The menu has 2 kinds of fried chicken: the actual whole bird or just the wings and drums. Good thing we asked for clarification because the kids just wanted wings, but we almost ordered the "full" fried chicken because we mistakenly thought "full" and "half" were referring to the serving size but it's actually describing the size of the bird. I recommend this place for families who want an easy, no fuss meal with plenty of delicious options for adults and kids. Would eat here again :)

    Staff was warm welcoming us in. The vibe is open & relaxed with two video monitors; one on each…read moreside of the restaurant. The menu is a good balance of Korean dishes, we needed more time to decide! We started with katsu kimbap which was very good and filling! The roll was huge, it's an entree but we wanted to try it anyway, Glad we did because now hubbs will have it whenever we are in the mood. Hubbs never had Korean food before and he picked beef bulgogi which is a great choice. The plate was huge with large portions and we were there for "lunch" not dinner. We were pleasantly surprised he got TWO side salads both different although super fresh and very good. all that in addition to steamed rice! how did they know my hubbs likes mac salad? That was a plus. I tried the Tofu kimchee which also had chicken in it. It was a glorious looking dish with generous portions again! I'll upload a pic of my takeout box later. Flavor--all the dishes were very well seasoned with nothing lacking. Give this lil gem a try, we're ordering wings for takeout. Servings--huge!

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    Chingu Superette - korean - Updated July 2026

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