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My friend took me here for lunch. The service was great. Food was delicious. Ambiance gives me lunch time at the office with private booths so thats even better. They have the spicy raw crab ban chan! First time trying it and it was wow yummy! I can't wait to come back again.
The food here is delicious and comforting, and the space feels homey and traditional with privacy walls between tables. They have some stew dishes that I haven't really seen elsewhere, like the black goat stew and the braised baby back ribs which were both hearty, meaty, and flavorful. Just ordering those two was enough for a group of 6 so its really worth the price. I was also happily surprised that the side dish comes with a portion of spicy marinated crab. I will definitely be back when I'm craving a really hearty korean meal!
Felt like Korea being here with the auntie vibes and just she sheer authentic taste of the food. The side dishes were great, they even had spicy marinated raw crab as an option! The aunties were so sweet to my baby girl, commenting on how much she was enjoying the side dishes. A group of 4 of us shared: - bossam: comes with the standard cabbage, side of ssamjang, sliced garlic and pepper and my favorite salted shrimp sauce. The meat was THICK and definitely fattier than how we usually make it at home - naengmyeon: one of our favorite dishes. The cold broth tastes homemade and honestly, didn't even need too much of the vinegar and hot mustard. They give a generous amount of noodles with the sliced radish and beef topping. Sooo good, would get again. - bone broth soup: standard, can't rly go wrong but I think there are other dishes on the menu worth trying - braised cod: WOW. A huge serving and definitely shareable. The cod was moist and the sauce was amazing. Spicy, savory but not overly done. The mushrooms and the radish at the bottom of the dish soaked up all the juice and made them so good. I highly recommend this dish - stone bibimbap: we usually don't get this bc it's almost like a basic dish but for some reason we were craving it. It comes in a flatter stone plate than the classic bowls but it made the bottom rice super crispy. Not too much meat but overall pretty good! Definitely was too much for us but we were ordering from how hungry we were! I want to come back and try the other signature dishes
Typical Korean restaurant vibe with some private dining areas. Chung ki wa has a lot of uncommon Korean dishes such as the rib and soy marinated crab. We tried the viral rib and soy marinated crab and it was pretty good. The service was very great. I highly recommend everyone to try out!
We were looking for another Korean place that opens later than 8pm and stumbled upon this restaurant. The dishes are flavorful and they also have marinated raw crab as a banchan. Our favorite dish is the galbijim. It's flavorful and not very spicy. Most of the dishes we've had have been great. The only one we do not like is their seafood pancake. It's soggy, greasy, and their dipping sauce is bland. We've been here a few times and service is a hit or miss. The latest was pretty bad. I had to constantly looking for our waitress and they were impossible to track down. They did not check up on us and didn't bring any banchan until our food was ready.
12/10 from hospitality/kindness from the waiters, taste and quality of food, and just the overall experience. I went on a Sunday for lunch and although it was packed, my wait was less than 5 minutes. The banchan had crab which was a pleasant surprise! My mom, who grew up in Korea, approved of all the food and said it felt authentic and reminded her of home! We will definitely be going back!
The name of this place is chung ki wa, if you're looking for it on the map, the place only has the Korean name on their banner. Love this spot for good hearty soup! Came on a Thursday night and they were actually pretty busy. The menu is pretty extensive and there are lots of items to choose from! We got the spicy pork bone soup and the spicy cod fish soup. The portions were hearty and filling. The cod fish was fresh and tender, although there were lots of bones so just be cautious when ordering this dish. The pork bone soup was flavorful and spicy. I love that the rice that came with the order was the purple rice since it's pretty healthy. They also provided many banchan dishes. Not many places give out the raw marinated crab, so we were pleasantly surprised to see that. The service was pretty quick and nice. Server came back to refill our drinks and ask us how things were going despite being busy. Overall, love coming here for soups and can't wait to try their other dishes.
Chung Ki Wah/ Chung Ki Catering is located in the old Barnes and Noble, Old Navy, Toys R Us plaza on Pleasant Hill Rd. Chung Ki Wah serves home good traditional Korean food. Place is not fancy but has a nice homey and cozy feel which to me are the little gems that serve up some good food. They also serve up catering options. Ingredients are fresh and banchan are tasty. In my recent visit the number of Banchan plates were less variety than in the past. We love the "keh jaang"/spicy raw blue crab here. They give it to you as a banchan. Our server was a little stingy on refilling our banchan one time. She was only giving us a few refills and then we had to ask for one or two more on the serving tray she had. Felt like we were asking "Siri may I have more porridge..." She said that they are running low and to make sure we eat all of it. Lol. How can you run low on banchan when you opened for the day for about an hour? I was a little put off but had to laugh a little afterwards as it was just like an Aunty saying that to me. I will still be back for the good home cooking comfort korean food. Check them out if you want to go get some Korean food that would break the bank and serve up some good soups and stews.
Very authentic Korean food . Menu written in Korean only, no English words. We just look at what others had and order. We ordered a big fish dish turn out was very good and we never tasted this dish before. Service is very good as well.
This place used to be just a catering place BUT it is now a restaurant as well. Keeping that in mind, the inside of the restaurant doesn't look like a restaurant. In all honesty, it looks really ratchet, but don't judge a book by its cover bc the food was pretty bomb. My great aunt had recommended this restaurant for an early Mother's Day meal (Bc she into that real authentic Korean food; naam sayin?). Anyway. Like I said before, the food was A M A Z E B A L L S. It was true authentic Korean food that you can really get anywhere else, with the exception of Jang-su Jang and maybe a couple of other restaurants. Price point was equally A M A Z I N G. For the portions, it was well worth it. I think the most expensive thing on the menu is like $18 bucks and it's a stew that feeds up to 4-5 people. Although it says it's a catering business, keep in mind it's also a restaurant as well! Try out the food. Once you try the food, you'll forget you're sitting in a ratchet setting. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because service was INCREDIBLY slow; almost non existent. I had to get up 4-5 times to go and ask for things. But it was hard to get super annoyed bc it's the servers are all middle aged women and there's only like 3 of them trying to feed an entire restaurant~~ I recommend!
I ate here last night. 2nd time and each time with my parents. I loved all the food, the ssambab was delish and the dwaenjang ssamjang is SO YUM, their own special recipe~ my favorite food is gaejang (spicy raw crabs) and they were nice to give me a 2nd plate of them (gaejang is expensive and most restaurant don't even serve them, let alone give you a second helping). Also in my opinion, their naengmyun is waaaay better than another unmentionable naengmyun specialty restaurant lol So I definitely would recommend this place~
This is the spot you go to for those deliciously rare Korean dishes that you can't find anywhere else. They have some famous dishes, so I made sure to share some of them in this reel with you. 청기와 Chun Ki Wa = Blue Tile is the name of this Korean BBQ restaurant. Named after the many culturally significant blue tile roofs that symbolize wealth and prosperity. I would call it more of a family style restaurant (even though they label themselves as BBQ) because most of their famous dishes are jungol braised and shared style. 1 소등갈비찜 Famous Braised Ribs - The most tender and flavorful, falling off the bone, ribs you will ever have. Tons of veg and mouthwatering soup underneath. Enough for a crowd and fun to eat. 2 순대 Soondae - Blood sausage sampler platter included liver and pig ear with whitebait dipping sauce and spicy salt. 3 게장 Raw Marinated Crab - This was the best spicy version of this dish that I've had so far. It used to be a rare dish, but now you can find it at restaurants in the area, and even at Hmart. The best part is that this crab is included complimentary as a banchan! 4 해물전 Seafood Pancake - Pretty standard 5 김치 콩비지 찌개 Pureed Tofu Stew - This is my favorite version of kimchi tofu soup these days because you get the perfect bite every time. read more
Amazing service for lunch! There were several private rooms and sectioned off tables. Side dishes came. I was surprised to see marinated crab as one of them but they were really small so it required a lot of effort. I got the yellow croaker with soybean paste soup and loved it! The fish was nice and hot. The skin was crispy and the inside meat was cooked well. There's a bunch of bones inside so be careful. Parking can easily be found in the vast parking lot. read more
My friend took me here for lunch. The service was great. Food was delicious. Ambiance gives me lunch time at the office with private booths so thats even better. They have the spicy raw crab ban chan! First time trying it and it was wow yummy! I can't wait to come back again. read more
2 years ago
The food here is delicious and comforting, and the space feels homey and traditional with privacy walls between tables. They have some stew dishes that I haven't really seen elsewhere, like the black goat stew and the braised baby back ribs which were both hearty, meaty, and flavorful. Just ordering those two was enough for a group of 6 so its really worth the price. I was also happily surprised that the side dish comes with a portion of spicy marinated crab. I will definitely be back when I'm craving a really hearty korean meal! read more
Felt like Korea being here with the auntie vibes and just she sheer authentic taste of the food. The side dishes were great, they even had spicy marinated raw crab as an option! The aunties were so sweet to my baby girl, commenting on how much she was enjoying the side dishes. A group of 4 of us shared: - bossam: comes with the standard cabbage, side of ssamjang, sliced garlic and pepper and my favorite salted shrimp sauce. The meat was THICK and definitely fattier than how we usually make it at home - naengmyeon: one of our favorite dishes. The cold broth tastes homemade and honestly, didn't even need too much of the vinegar and hot mustard. They give a generous amount of noodles with the sliced radish and beef topping. Sooo good, would get again. - bone broth soup: standard, can't rly go wrong but I think there are other dishes on the menu worth trying - braised cod: WOW. A huge serving and definitely shareable. The cod was moist and the sauce was amazing. Spicy, savory but not overly done. The mushrooms and the radish at the bottom of the dish soaked up all the juice and made them so good. I highly recommend this dish - stone bibimbap: we usually don't get this bc it's almost like a basic dish but for some reason we were craving it. It comes in a flatter stone plate than the classic bowls but it made the bottom rice super crispy. Not too much meat but overall pretty good! Definitely was too much for us but we were ordering from how hungry we were! I want to come back and try the other signature dishes read more
2 years ago
Typical Korean restaurant vibe with some private dining areas. Chung ki wa has a lot of uncommon Korean dishes such as the rib and soy marinated crab. We tried the viral rib and soy marinated crab and it was pretty good. The service was very great. I highly recommend everyone to try out! read more
3 years ago
We were looking for another Korean place that opens later than 8pm and stumbled upon this restaurant. The dishes are flavorful and they also have marinated raw crab as a banchan. Our favorite dish is the galbijim. It's flavorful and not very spicy. Most of the dishes we've had have been great. The only one we do not like is their seafood pancake. It's soggy, greasy, and their dipping sauce is bland. We've been here a few times and service is a hit or miss. The latest was pretty bad. I had to constantly looking for our waitress and they were impossible to track down. They did not check up on us and didn't bring any banchan until our food was ready. read more
2 years ago
12/10 from hospitality/kindness from the waiters, taste and quality of food, and just the overall experience. I went on a Sunday for lunch and although it was packed, my wait was less than 5 minutes. The banchan had crab which was a pleasant surprise! My mom, who grew up in Korea, approved of all the food and said it felt authentic and reminded her of home! We will definitely be going back! read more
The name of this place is chung ki wa, if you're looking for it on the map, the place only has the Korean name on their banner. Love this spot for good hearty soup! Came on a Thursday night and they were actually pretty busy. The menu is pretty extensive and there are lots of items to choose from! We got the spicy pork bone soup and the spicy cod fish soup. The portions were hearty and filling. The cod fish was fresh and tender, although there were lots of bones so just be cautious when ordering this dish. The pork bone soup was flavorful and spicy. I love that the rice that came with the order was the purple rice since it's pretty healthy. They also provided many banchan dishes. Not many places give out the raw marinated crab, so we were pleasantly surprised to see that. The service was pretty quick and nice. Server came back to refill our drinks and ask us how things were going despite being busy. Overall, love coming here for soups and can't wait to try their other dishes. read more
Chung Ki Wah/ Chung Ki Catering is located in the old Barnes and Noble, Old Navy, Toys R Us plaza on Pleasant Hill Rd. Chung Ki Wah serves home good traditional Korean food. Place is not fancy but has a nice homey and cozy feel which to me are the little gems that serve up some good food. They also serve up catering options. Ingredients are fresh and banchan are tasty. In my recent visit the number of Banchan plates were less variety than in the past. We love the "keh jaang"/spicy raw blue crab here. They give it to you as a banchan. Our server was a little stingy on refilling our banchan one time. She was only giving us a few refills and then we had to ask for one or two more on the serving tray she had. Felt like we were asking "Siri may I have more porridge..." She said that they are running low and to make sure we eat all of it. Lol. How can you run low on banchan when you opened for the day for about an hour? I was a little put off but had to laugh a little afterwards as it was just like an Aunty saying that to me. I will still be back for the good home cooking comfort korean food. Check them out if you want to go get some Korean food that would break the bank and serve up some good soups and stews. read more
3 years ago
Very authentic Korean food . Menu written in Korean only, no English words. We just look at what others had and order. We ordered a big fish dish turn out was very good and we never tasted this dish before. Service is very good as well. read more
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This place used to be just a catering place BUT it is now a restaurant as well. Keeping that in mind, the inside of the restaurant doesn't look like a restaurant. In all honesty, it looks really ratchet, but don't judge a book by its cover bc the food was pretty bomb. My great aunt had recommended this restaurant for an early Mother's Day meal (Bc she into that real authentic Korean food; naam sayin?). Anyway. Like I said before, the food was A M A Z E B A L L S. It was true authentic Korean food that you can really get anywhere else, with the exception of Jang-su Jang and maybe a couple of other restaurants. Price point was equally A M A Z I N G. For the portions, it was well worth it. I think the most expensive thing on the menu is like $18 bucks and it's a stew that feeds up to 4-5 people. Although it says it's a catering business, keep in mind it's also a restaurant as well! Try out the food. Once you try the food, you'll forget you're sitting in a ratchet setting. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because service was INCREDIBLY slow; almost non existent. I had to get up 4-5 times to go and ask for things. But it was hard to get super annoyed bc it's the servers are all middle aged women and there's only like 3 of them trying to feed an entire restaurant~~ I recommend! read more
6 years ago
I ate here last night. 2nd time and each time with my parents. I loved all the food, the ssambab was delish and the dwaenjang ssamjang is SO YUM, their own special recipe~ my favorite food is gaejang (spicy raw crabs) and they were nice to give me a 2nd plate of them (gaejang is expensive and most restaurant don't even serve them, let alone give you a second helping). Also in my opinion, their naengmyun is waaaay better than another unmentionable naengmyun specialty restaurant lol So I definitely would recommend this place~ read more
5 years ago
Food - 10/5, service 3/5, sorry... they don't have french fries here. Don't let the name fool you, this restaurant does serve food here, and the food is exceptionally good. I almost never choose to go here. It is usually someone in the group or a family member suggest this place for lunch or dinner. When you walk in, it almost look like a classroom or a factory. It doesn't look like a typical restaurant. I know how ratings work. 10/5 is not a mistake. Food is always twice as good as you remember or expect. Not only the quality, but the quantity is almost twice as you think you would get. I always get Ssam-Bap (I usually get beef and beef and fish stew). You cannot get go wrong with that. read more
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Traditional food for sure but not my cup of tea. Maybe it was the food that was ordered. I ordered the San jang? Its like a platter with bunch of greens that you can make a wrap with veggie sides and your choice of meat. That wasn't bad. But I didn't care to much for the soup. It comes with aome kind of fish soup and I am not a fan of fishy soup. So i decided to order Soon Dubu jiggae but it was terrible. There was no depth in the soup, broth tasted more like watered down Goju Jang ... Probably will not go there again. It seems to be popular more towards 50+ read more
7 years ago
This place is a hidden GEM!!! I think itms probably one of the BEST korean restaurants hands down. This is a real genuine Jorean style restaurant. You can tell that most of the banchan is handmade and they are so good. The ingredients are fresh! The venu is alright. Definitely old and almost unfrunished looking, but I really do like the little private rooms they have. read more
8 years ago
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Duluth, GA 30096
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