Arrived before the lunch rush. Ordered the thick and tender…read moreKalbi short ribs. Some of the best I've had in town. This place is understandably a favorite with my family. One of the best things? Their rice comes cooking in the stone pots as well as the stews, which makes it perfectly cooked with just the right chew. The tea comes in thermos jugs that keep tea hot. Side dishes are always refilled at request. We felt very well fed dining here. Entire place very clean. No wonder family travels for more than half hour to get here when there are other places closer...food and service are just outstanding.

food: such fire food, so hard to find good korean soups in the city so this was a breath of fresh…read moreair. got the spicy level and it wasn't spicy. the tteokbokki was good too. great filling meal service: nice staff ambiance: busy and the restaurant gets packed but it's good. no wait when we went

Solid spot if you're craving Korean comfort food. The fried chicken is so crispy on the outside,…read moreultra soft and juicy on the inside, the fries are simple but well-seasoned you just can't stop eating them. The 오뱅이 (sea snail and squid muchim) has a bold sweet-spicy kick with chewy noodles and fresh veggies, definitely flavorful with some heat! Portions are generous! We always end up with leftovers, and our kids love the chicken and fries. The vibe is lively with colorful lighting, service is smooth, and food comes out quick!

This place was packed and parking was hard to find. We were sat at the back corner and it was very…read moreloud. The servers kept passing by our table and going to other tables even when we notified them we needed a server. I started with the Screwkiss Cocktail and my guy had the Melona Cocktail. Considering they had whole popsicles in them, it wasn't surprising they were on the sweeter side. However, mine took forever and a half to melt; I even had to use a spoon to try and mash it faster. Fun drink, but wouldn't get it again. The complimentary bean sprout soup was light and refreshing. We started with the Stir-Fried Chicken Gizzards. It was much more rough/tough than expected. It was my first time having it and I liked the flavor, but the texture was mehh. My guy said he's always had gizzards that were softer and preferred it like that. The Beef Brisket with Mung Bean Sprout was really good! My favorite dish for sure! It was perfectly cooked and flavored and definitely a 5/5 for me. I got a side of Glass Noodles to eat with it, but I didn't like these noodles. Glass noodles are one of my fave noodles normally. The Army Stew with Ramen Noodles was good, but the flavor was pretty monotonous so it got boring fast. Their kimchi was okay and I wish it didn't have some of the ingredients like the pepperoni. We got a side order of Tteokbokki and it was a really great choice with this dish!

Cozy spot. This place has such a warm and inviting vibe. The narrow, long space is decorated…read morebeautifully with soft lighting and thoughtful touches that make it perfect for chilling with a few friends or a small family group. The appetizers were a highlight, unique and bursting with flavor from a perfect spice blend. Not too spicy at all, just the right amount of kick to keep things exciting. The mains delivered that classic tangy, savory twist I love in Korean BBQ. The beef and pork came sliced super thin and tender, melting in your mouth. The grill was a touch oilier than I'm used to (probably to keep the meat from sticking), but it bother me slightly although most people would probably enjoy it. All in all, a real gem with great flavors and a relaxed atmosphere. I'll definitely be back to try more items and bring friends or family along.

Always always fantastic going here, service is very very prompt and everyone's nice when we go in…read more The servings are good and the sides are fantastic and they'll refill them occasionally as you finish. We've got been twice so far and both times we're very satisfied overall with all the food. The second time the un- marinated brisket seemed like it was cut a little too thin or the grill was a little too hot, so there was more sticking to the grill than expected but overall everything still tasted really good great kimchi, great potato salad, lots of veggies, lots of flavor. Soda wise they have Pepsi if that impacts your restaurant choice.

While I was in a group of 5 these were the dishes I tried…read more Bulgogi hotpot 4 of 5: flavor was okay, but overly sweet and there was just not enough for the amount of the purchase for me. c/Corn cheese 3 of 5: It is what it is and arguably was the best dish cause I knew what to expect and it met that. However, the price was a bit much for this I'd say. Beef tartar: 3 of 5 As there was nothing to special to it. Wouldn't get it a second time. I'd say the trip was disappointing for our party of 5 and what we got didn't match the quality of other gopchang restaurants in LA. For me who did not eat intestines I'd say it's a 3 of 5 place, but I'd say the value for the intestines based on what my party ate was more of a 2 of 5 as it was mostly grease that overwhelmed everything with no meaningful way to reduce it. Service was a good 4 of 5, but not as attentive at times.

There aren't many gopchang restaurants, so I was excited to try Gopchang Story with my friends. The…read morerestaurant was relatively new when I visited. It's very clean and spacious inside. For the 5 of us, we ordered the double portion of large intestines, beef tartar, and the bulgogi hotpot. The presentation of food initially was great. I've been to gopchang restaurants in Koreatown in Los Angeles and in Korea. I have not been to one that cooks gopchang in a grill with no outlet for oil drainage. For something greatly oily, it felt uncomfortable seeing it cook in an abundance of its own oil. The restaurant's lackluster solution to all of this oil was to dunk in large pieces of bread to soak it up. This not only looked very unappetizing but was not a successful solution. Additionally, letting the gopchang cook in its own oil, left the gopchang to be "fried" crisp and hard. The bulgogi hotpot had a good amount of meat and vegetables, but was way too sweet. They gave a small bowl of chive salad to a group of 5 of us to share, which we were each able to get very small portions of. They charge extra if you want more chive salad. Overall, a very disappointing experience, could not recommend.

The soups were delicious! Tasted like a home cooked meal! The service was fast and we got a nice…read morequiet spot to eat at together! Loved the marathon awards too!

I have been coming to this place for awhile now and im afraid to order their spicy stuff because i…read morewas afraid that it will be too spicy, unfortunately if itw not spicy some soups are a bit bland. But i finally discovered my go to and it was soooo good. Yea it is spicy but its just the perfect hint of spicy. We also ordered their squid cake and dumplings and everything tasted perfect. Service is always great! Place is always clean and great place to hang out. Will definitely come back for morr especially now that i have my go to soup!

Sad to think had I known this place existed sooner, I wouldn't have wasted so much time trying out…read morecrap places in Chicago. Came here for the jjajangmyun and tangsooyook. Both were good. One of the two best jjajangmyun places I've found in the US to date (the other being Fort Lee), which isn't that hard to do considering. The tangsooyook came out very nicely too, and no bell peppers, thank god. Still doesn't beat out my favorite place in Korea, found in 낙원상가 지하시장지하, but it's way closer. I'm just glad the quality is up to par since it is a chain originating from Korea. I was hesitant given my bad experiences at Bonchon here in the US (yeesh), but fortunately, this one didn't disappoint.

They have a take out charge???…read more For one the food isn't even good enough for the audacity to charge a take out fee. Makes me want to dine in next time and leave no tip. The food for jja jjang myun is sweeter than normal. The noodles were soft and not chewy. The jjam pong was not very spicy and had a very artificial spicy flavor that tasted like they substituted some of the broth with shin ramen soup powder. The seafood was all rubbery and too chewy. Just bad and to make it worse they charge for the dumbest things like a "take out" charge. 10/10 do not recommend.

I came here for the first time one Sunday afternoon in January. It was fairly busy as it was lunch…read moretime, but I was seated right away. I ordered the LA Kalbi. Like another reviewer mentioned, this was cooked and prepared (Mongolian style) in the kitchen. It came out on a sizzling skillet. It tasted delicious. The meat was really tender and juicy, but there were a couple of pieces with bone-in which I didn't really care for. I thought the side-dishes were really good. I completely finished the kimchi and pickled cucumbers. So good. I almost forgot about the miso soup. It was pretty standard (which is good) and hit the spot on a wintery day. Unexpectedly, for dessert, the server brought out a Haagan Daas ice-cream bar lol. I wasn't sure if this was normal or if it was just because I'm handsome? (found out later they do this for everyone... lol). I didn't really have room b/c I was full from the main dish and sides but ate it anyways (why not?). Overall I had a delicious meal. I can't remember the pricing off the top of my head, but I would say that it's reasonably priced. Oh, they also serve alcohol here too so if your looking for a spot for a group of people, that is an option. I personally had a large Cass to wash down my meal. Daebak!

This is a great spot for lunch. Authentic korean cuisine. Lunch specials. Friendly staff. Tasty…read moredishes. What else can you ask for?

We shared: 1. Jokbal - boiled pork trotter…read more2. Haemul Kalguksul - seafood (knife cut) noodle soup 3. Gop.Sun.Tteok - gopchang, sundae, rice cake 4. Chadol Salad - pan fried beef brisket w/ salad Authentic menu with huge portions. Pig trotter was not as tender and juicy as the best are but not dry either. Seafood noodle soup was very flavorful and I love knife cut noodles. Gop.sub.tteok was also flavorful for the most part, intestines and rice cake perfectly cooked BUT sundae was bland. Chadol Salad is basically kbbq fatty brisket with the typical side salad - good quality. Service was good and I would come back. I recommend coming with at least a medium size groups.

We've ordered from here a handful of times now, and I'll say the quality is pretty consistent. Not…read moresure what the inside is like, but we've never had any problems ordering to-go. Service has always been fine and they've never mixed up our order. The soups come in big bowl-like containers so you can eat straight out of them; the banchan is usually kimchi, braised potatoes and a spicy odeng/fishcake; and everything is packed pretty well in the sense that nothing has ever spilled! What we got: Kimchi pancake - This one isn't too spicy! Our kids really like it from here. Chadol salad - One of our go-to orders! The meat usually has a great smoky flavor that pairs so well with the salad, which is slightly sweet and tangy. It's like you get to enjoy bbq without having to grill it yourself. Grilled mackerel - Our kids usually love this. It's like slightly crispy on the outside while the meat is tender and juicy. Mandugguk - So flavorful! It's almost like they use galbitang broth! It comes with rice cakes and egg, so if you have an egg allergy then maybe this recipe isn't for you. But as one of the few non-spicy dishes this was a winner for our kids. What we've gotten in the past: Gamjatang - This is pretty spicy. It's almost like yookgyejang spicy. We've had others before that were mild and super flavorful, but this one is just so-so to us.

Food is great! The staff are very friendly, accommodating and pro active on our orders. The service…read moreis fast. Kudos to our server Amar.

Eat all the time and every time is amazing! Staff are always very kind and attentive, bring out…read moremeat fast and change the grills frequently. Usually not too busy either so either no wait or a very short wait. Restaurant is very large and clean. They have a bar (although I usually don't see people sitting there) and a serve yourself ramen station. Meat always tastes fresh and a good amount of options. Sides are delicious and their Kim chi is very good. Definitely recommend!

So this location is now called Goshen. Went in on a weekend evening and it was not that busy. The…read moreplace had booths for 4 tucked away to the side. We got seated at one of those booths. There was a menu that we got- mind you there are no pictures on the menu, so you would probably have to read descriptions or figure out what dishes were if you were not familiar with Korean food. We ordered a variety of dishes to share for our party of 3. We ordered the seafood pancake, bossam, garlic wings and the budae hot pot. It was plenty of dishes for the three of us to try. The seafood pancake was good and prepared perfectly with lots of filling. The bossam was cooked well too and came with a big plate of toppings and sides to go with it, all of which were good. The garlic wings was not very much like Korean fried chicken but more had like just an Asian taste to it. The skin was not super crispy and cooked like typical KFC. Though still decent taste. Also came with some fries and some deep fried duk. The budae hot pot was large and shareable. The ramen came already cooked in the pot rather than sitting on top uncooked. The dish was not as spicy as thought, which was nice. Lots of meats and stuff inside. Overall a great meal here.

I was invited to sing some karaoke, not knowing what to expect. Google maps led my Lyft driver here…read morealthough the numbers above their doors were like 115 and 125, not 611 Milwaukee. I walk in and the atmosphere was pleasant. Gave the hostess the name of my friend and I was led to another area with karaoke rooms. Our room had a long curved bench that could probably hold 6 average sized people comfortably. There were additional chairs on the side. There were only 5 of us so we were good. There was of course, a large screen, speakers, and a remote for controlling the karaoke machine. They givev you a huge Bible of songs but we just used the handheld to load up all the songs we wanted. Two microphones were shared but we just sang outloud anyway. The rating system was weird cause many times it gave us a 00, which we just turned into a 100. Haha. They tried to match the background based on the song choice most of the time it was totally off. My friend ordered all the food so I have no idea what we got. I just know it was all good. My Cosmo drink was not the usual kind but it was good. I did have sips of Soon Hari, which is something I can see myself getting drunk from one day. Overall, a fun place. Bill was about $600, but it was expected, especially with a private room & all the food we ate. Good service and clean.