This place was one of the highlights of our Atlanta trip. Duluth is no stranger to solid good…read moreKorean cuisine and this place met our expectations. The gamjatang is extremely delicious (AND HUGE) and we were able to get fried rice at the end of it. A couple things to note -- the wait can be long on the weekends so be prepared as it's a tight space. The owner is HILARIOUS! So if you're able to take a shot or two with him, I highly recommend it.

We were searching for a quick bite and came across this place on yelp. Decided to try it out…read more We got there when they had just opened at 5, around 5:30pm. The staff was very sweet and friendly. We ordered three items to share: seafood pancake, stirred pork belly with bean sprouts, and beef jowl? All the items were very tasty and I am already craving more a day later. The ambiance is old Korean pocha with old posters and music from 1980s to 1990s. I loved the vibe and the interior. It is a smaller size restaurant and great for drinking and catching up with friends.

Amazing food, amazing value. Our group did the $19.99 AYCE which comes with self serve thin fatty…read morebeef brisket and pork belly. We tried the beef brisket, soy chicken, and spicy chicken. With the beef brisket and spicy chicken being the table favorites. The banchan was amazing too. We also got tteokbokki and corn cheese for $4 each, totally worth it. Will definitely be coming back. Also there's a cake bakery called Dear Butter inside near the self serve beef area. We got the ube cheesecake, strawberry cake, salted cake, and a cookie sandwich with chocolate in the middle. All of it was amazing.

The 19.99 AYCE special is great! You only get thin sliced pork ribs and beef brisket, but meat was…read moregood for the price. You can also add on other meat like LA galbi for additional cost per person if you'd like. You can also add sides like corn cheese and steamed egg, which are musts for my daughter when we eat kbbq. I'd come again for the price. It's obviously not high quality kbbq, so don't expect that. Service was pretty fast but it can get hectic quickly during peak hours.

As a hotpot vet, I was a bit bummed that they did not have a tomyum broth, but I asked the server…read morewhat was his fav broth, and he did not disappoint. I went with the spicy dashi which was flavorful and not overpowering with spice. I added a bit more to my liking from the buffet bar which was also nicely set up. Workers are constantly overlooking to keep the bar clean and stocked. They have a very good variety of veggies, noodles, seafood and even dumplings. The self serve icecream and bingsu also adds a nice touch to the sweetness after hotpot. My server was very attentive and swift ad he took care of multiple tables in his section. There was also a little sign asking for a 5 star review which they gave a little gift in return which was pretty sweet for my daughter. The nice lady which seemed to be the owner was very polite and engaging, making sure everything was ok and if we needed anything else. Definitely a very good experience and would come back here for hot pot.

Visited on Sunday evening with my boyfriend and ordered Combo B, which is the AYCE meat/seafood…read moreoption (that excludes premium rib-eye). For our broth bases, I chose the Mara while my boyfriend picked the Deungchon-- both were flavorful and great choices. While waiting for our hot pots and meat, I checked out the hot bar, which had side dishes like tteokbokki, japchae, fried rice, and more. I had some dishes from the bar as little appetizers, and they were tasty. For meats, we mostly ordered the non-fatty beef, brisket, and rib-eye. The meat quality was good. My boyfriend also ordered a round of clams and mussels. I personally wasn't too interested because they looked a bit unappealing, but he said they were okay. As a quick intermission from the shabu, we both enjoyed the shaved ice dessert. Unfortunately, near the end of our dining experience, while finishing our last plate of meat, my boyfriend noticed something crawling on the table. He lifted the water cup and found an inchworm. We think it may have come from one of the vegetables we grabbed earlier. We notified our server, who simply squished it and asked if we wanted a new cup. We declined and decided to leave. The inchworm incident definitely brought the experience down significantly, even though it happened near the end of our meal, and it honestly made me consider giving this place only two stars. However, I'm hoping it was just an unlucky mistake because I otherwise enjoyed 9292 Shabu and hope they improve their sanitation practices moving forward.

Good Korean food! Made fresh with good service! We really enjoyed the dolsot bimbebop with spicy…read morepork. The cold noodle soup was a little lacking in flavor, but still refreshing. The donkotso was yummy with its side cabbage salad (so finely cut) and macaroni salad! The army stew was good too! Would come back next time I'm in town!

Oh my god the portion sizes here are huge. You get a very good amount of donkatsu for your plate…read more The banchan here do the job. The tofu soups are a thumbs up according to my peers. I would share a plate of donkatsu unless you're that hungry to solo one order. It's a comfortable spot here!

Finally got to try the chicken feet dish and it did not disappoint. It is SUPER spicy however. So…read moredon't get it unless you can handle the heat. We originally ordered a side of rice to go with it but ended up also getting fries to eat with it which in my opinion was so much better and helped cut through the heat. Also ordered the seasnail dish and didn't realize it's a cold noodle dish but it was delicious as well and much less spicy. The staff were super friendly and attentive. We also went on a Thursday night at 8pm and the restaurant was quite empty. Perhaps it was too early or not a weekend. I would definitely try to go back. If I can bring more friends(only 2 people this visit) that would be better because all the dishes are big and meant for sharing.

Vibes were good but food was just alright. I was in town visiting friends and wanted to bring them…read moreto a pocha. I love rose tteokbokki and was excited to see that they had it featured as "new" on the menu. I even hyped up the dish to my friends who have never had it before and it was so watery and disappointing. I felt bad for suggesting us to get it. The wings were decent and our spicy chicken dish was good but very spicy. They also had something going on with their table service that night. On the table there was a button that you press to call your server. Staff kept coming to our table pretty frequently despite us saying we had not pressed the button. Other than that, the staff were nice and it's a good place for drinking with friends.

Moon of Seoul in Duluth, GA…read more Moon of Seoul is a pocha-style Korean restaurant in Duluth that's open until 2 AM! One of my favorite Korean restaurants in the area. I have been visiting several times now. Their interior is back to the 80s-90s vibe. Here's what we ordered this time: Korean Fried Chicken (Recommend ) We got the Half & Half with Original Korean Style and Korean SSS. Both were super crispy on the outside and juicy inside. The Original is more savory and classic, while the Korean SSS has a sweeter and spicier kick. Grilled Beef Intestine / Gopchang (Recommend ) This is one of their new menu items! The gopchang was really well prepared, crispy on the outside, juicy and tender inside, and it literally bursts when you bite into it. It comes with seasoned raw chives, which add a fresh contrast to the rich beef intestine. This goes SO well with beer! Mushroom Cream Risotto (Recommend ) The presentation wasn't our favorite, BUT the flavor surprised me. It's a rich, Alfredo-style cream sauce with plenty of cheese and mushrooms. Very creamy and comforting, although it's pretty filling. K-Army Stew Loaded with ramen, Spam, sausage, tofu, and more. Definitely a filling Korean comfort food dish that's great for sharing.

The vibe/decor here was fun like it's a true bar. There were still a good selection of menu items…read moreso it's more of a restaurant first and foremost. The hubs really raved about the food here and so here's my chance to try the food with a visiting friend who enjoys all things Korean. Fire grilled chicken feet: These were actually pretty meaty for what they are. And with its jam pack flavor, the meat sort of fell off the bone. I think these were the shining star of the night. With my Asian group of friends, they said the chicken feet here was solid. Sweet potato sticks: These were interesting. As they weren't quite fries but rather potato sticks as described. I rather like sweet potato fries, but these were way different. It definitely feels less carb-y, but it's like chips that you're eating. Each bite proved to be crunchy and sweet as these were sweet potatoes. Half and half wings (original? + spicy?): These were meaty and oh my gosh pretty flavorful. The spicy version was spicy but not by any means 'I'm going to die' spicy. Though I did think the group toned down the spice level. Haha. Whatever the other flavor was, it was not spicy and pretty delectable. These were overall pretty hearty wings. Seafood pancake: Though good, it was sort of like any other seafood pancake I've had. There wasn't anything great nor bad I'd say about this. It had a nice crunch and good ratio of seafood. The hubs raved about this place like it was a 5. But with my experience, I'm thinking it's more like a 4 star experience when I consider my taste preference and pricing. Though I'm surprised the reviews here aren't better...

Fantastic experience! I didn't come to this place because originally the prices seemed too high (I…read morethink $17.99 for pork soup) but reasonable now ($14.99). First of all, I love self-service. Need something? Grab it. We got the pork soup which was awesome. Hot sauce is a must for me, and you just grab a stand from the fridge. The Soondae (blood sausage) is the homemade kind (Wonjo - original) and is perfect. The bossam and the pajun were on point, so overall it was a great meal, and we had plenty of leftovers. Will definitely be back!

Famous Busan pork - broth soup…read more Venue: order, pick up your food and self seating Food: it's a shame it only took over 4 decades to try this. As a seollung tang/gomtang (beef stock soup) enthusiast I was very excited to try this region - specially. The first sip o broth was amazing. Deep, rich, clean and full of flavor. If you are a tonkatsu ramen broth enthusiast, you may enjoy this one. Only thing was, the more I ate the more it got richer. The banchan was minimal and I could not find any special quality about it. We ordered spicy and regular. Spicy one a dollar more but don't do it. Because there is free dadegi (pepper paste condiment) on the table you can put in your soup and it'll be the same product. Also ordered dried pollack soup. Decent. Service: there is none. Would I come back again? Maybe or maybe not. One thing for sure, my heart is still set on the seollung tang (beef broth).

Rose topokki is amazing, highly recommend getting the katsu kimbap. The staff are super friendly…read moreand the atmosphere reminds me of home. The food is super good

Got the you and me set and udon. It came with enough food for two people. I like the fish cake and…read morethe kimbap.