This place is great! The food is really good, and the service is pretty good too. There's a large variety of options you can choose from, and it's really good for the price. My favorite is the kimbap, best I've had. All the silverware and plates are kinda random but I guess it's just the store's aesthetic haha. And the seating is good, I just wish we got a booth. But overall, it was a delicious and filling experience. read more

Dan Moo Ji - Spicy rice cake, kimbap, and spicy pork rice. - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Stopped in for late lunch. Dan moo ji has always been very successful and little over yr or so ago, they expended and is much larger now... Delicious and service is always great. read more

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I like their omrice and rice cake and the cheese core is amazing very clean place and cashier so nice

A good Korean Fusion made for Gen Y and Z, but good enough to be enjoyed by B boomers. I ordered the Katsu Pork with Ponzu- this is a bit on the dry side. I also ordered the Spicy Squid Rice Roll (Maki). I highly recommend this for causal dining - a good place to meet up with friends in an atmosphere where K Pop is playing out loud. As far as food is concern, very average. But as far as service is concern, the staff are great read more

Dan Moo Ji - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

My friend and I came to Dan Moo Ji on a Saturday afternoon for a late lunch. The place is in a shopping strip with lots of other little local businesses. Honestly, if you weren't looking for it, you would probably miss it. It is a little hip Asian restaurant playing K-pop on some screens. The best part about this place is how cheap it is and how much food you get! It really was huge portions for how much you pay and the presentation was really nice. Here is what we had: Bulgogi and Kimchi plate Spicy Squid Kimbob Spicy Pork Kimbob The first thing is they brought out this broth soup in a measuring cup that was very good. I don't know what the base of the soup was because it tasted almost like miso but with a meaty flavor too. Regardless of what it was, it was really yummy. The kimbobs are like Korean sushi rolls. In some ways I think they are better. The Spicy Squid Roll had rice, squid, pickled radish, cucumber, jalapeno and a spicy sauce. The Spicy Pork had rice, pickled radish, egg, fish cake, and pan fried pork. Both were excellent! Both were $4.99 and came out with 8 big pieces. Honestly, one was a meal! I have to say I thought the squid roll was the better of the two but you really couldn't go wrong with either of them. The Bulgogi and Kimchi plate came with steamed rice, bulgogi beef, a fried egg and kim chi. It was $8.99 and the portion size was very good. It is a nice meal! The bulgogi was actually really decent considering the price. Kim chi was good! You could not beat it for the price! We actually could have split one kimbob and shared the bulgogi and it would have been plenty. Our meal was $20 with tax for 2 people and we had leftovers and the food was great. It is hard to top that! I would totally recommend this place to anyone! read more

I have been to Dan Moo Ji at least 30 times in the past 6 years. I use to look forward to going there but now I'm very reluctant. The tastes seems to be bland compared to before. After the expansion, I have noticed a decrease in customer service and food quality. I look at three things when I dine out: food quality, service, and cleanliness. With that being said, DMJ does not have the first two things that's vital to my dining experience. I hope they improve because there are more competition out there now a days and you have got to keep up with the times. Also, you can't increase the price without increasing the food quality / service. read more

Dan Moo Ji - Tuna kimbop and white radaish. Taste bland compared to before. - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Okay, let me preface this by saying I used to come to Danmooji quite a bit, like 1-2 times a week a bit. Their food is not bad, and the prices are reasonable too. So last week, I came here and decided to switch it up and try something I've never tried before-- the Cheese and Kimchi omurice. I've had kimchi omurice before, but never cheese and kimchi, nor had I tried the omurice here. So I thought, why not? When it got to me, I took a spoonful and put it to my mouth-- and this horrible odor/smell came wafting up. I almost gagged. I used the spoon to analyze the different components of the dish-- it wasn't the rice, wasn't the kimchi or the cheese. It was coming from the outside egg/sauce layer. I really couldn't eat it, and honestly I was afraid of getting sick even if I did stuff it down. So I called the waitress over and told her I'd like to order something else from the menu. I offered to pay for the omurice dish, but that I needed to order something else. She asked me if there was something wrong, and I told her that there was something off about the dish and it smelled funny, but if that's the way it is, I would be fine with paying for it and ordering something else. She took it back, and came back after a little bit with a piece of paper, and explained that their eggs were fresh from that morning, so there was no way there was anything wrong with it. So I said it was fine and that I would pay for it, but that I just wanted to order something else. I ordered the katsu (which I've eaten plenty of times before). Some minutes later (actually, I watched as the manager lady was telling her what to say, it was kind of amusing), she comes back again saying that the cook is worried that I won't be able to like the food they cook, and asking whether I've eaten kimchi before? Are you kidding me? First, you don't even recognize my face, and second you're asking me if I've eaten kimchi before? I repeated that I've never eaten their omurice before, but I've eaten their other food, and that I'm fine with kimchi and their katsu, and I will pay for both. She went back, and came out a minute later and uncomfortably told me that the cook won't cook for me. I was confused and the manager lady (who was standing by and had been the one telling the server what to say), told me that they can't serve me and it's better if I just leave. So.... I was kicked out, even though I offered to pay for not one, but two dishes, even though the first one was totally rancid/spoiled. I wasn't being a noisy, spoiled customer. On the contrary, I never create a fuss over things like this and try to be accommodating as possible. In fact, I repeatedly emphasized that it may be my fault for not liking the dish, and may I 'please' order something else and pay for both? Methinks it was because 1.) I wasn't Korean (I'm Chinese) 2.) I was by myself, but their treatment of me as a customer was absolutely unforgivable. So the cook gets offended unless you like everything he serves up? Is there such a thing in this world? So! Be careful what you order, because if you don't like it, you get kicked out. read more

The gimbaps looked like they killed a python and served it on a platter. Their tonkatsu is the size of a small county. Their ddukbokki gives off plenty of heat and tastes delicious. They don't give you banchans though, but who cares? You don't get full off of banchans anyway. Just push them away and eat one of their gigantic entrees. But save their soup. It's an udon broth you're suppose to drink with the entrees. It goes very well with the ddukbokki. The best part? It's cheap. They definitely know how to cater to the Koreans. Their atmosphere oozes cuteness too. Even Tom C. said the owner is cute. I don't know, Hannah is cuter in my opinion. This place is probably one of my favorite Korean cheap eats in Atlanta. Too bad it takes me an hour to get there. read more

Trash! Over priced small portions. Whats worst is the quality of food. Poorly executed! Service was great!

This is tucked in the Nukoa Plaza off of Steve Reynolds in Duluth. Most of the stores there are Korean. I've driven by this shopping center a million times, but I've never been inside until a friend suggested that we go there for lunch over the weekend. I felt like I was in San Gabriel Valley in LA with all of the Chinese shops/restaurants- but this was a Korean version of a typical SGV shopping center. The restaurant is not very big. There was a wait on a Saturday during lunchtime. They have benches outside for you to sit on (thank goodness!). The inside definitely gives off a "cute" vibe like you'd find in Asia. The waitresses were dressed in school girl outfits. The menu were mostly translated to English except for the odeng part (fish cakes). We had a few of the kimbap rolls. My kids liked the cheese kimbap. The husband liked the bulgolgi kimbap. I had the cold chewy noodles which was very good. We also tried some of our friend's spicy rice cake dish which was really big in terms of portion size. It can easily feed 2-3 people. He ordered "hot" which was not even the spiciest, and it was very spicy (even for me when I am known to be able to tolerate spicy foods). Prices were good. The waitresses were all very nice, friendly, and spoke English well even though we spoke no Korean. read more

This is the place to go if you want fast korean food. While you can order the dishes individually, in my opinion, I think the set menus are what gives you the bang for your buck. They usually come with ddukbokki, odeng, a roll of kimbap (your choice. My fav is spicy pork) and one other thing depending on the set you pick. We usually get the passion set $25, which includes bibim Mandoo. You'll get a spicy spring mix with eight fried mandoos that you mix all together, hence like bibimbap. The service is good for a korean place and they're usually quick. I've been here on a 3 pm on the weekend and it was packed. If you come for a weekday lunch, it's usually completely packed too. The place is popular for good reason. read more

Dan Moo Ji - Bibim mandoo - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Their food and service is awesome :) Tuna kimbop is my favorite I have not have a bad experience with this place. Try it out !!!! read more

Dan Moo Ji serves all the favorites - omurice, kimbap, dubboki, etc. They also give you a couple types of pickled radish (one spicy, one not) as well as fish broth to start. Very affordable with most items under $10 (and with solid portions), as well as a few set menus for groups (or extra hungry people). Food usually comes out real fast, though sometimes it might take a little longer if you go during lunchtime. The interior is not super traditional, but looks more like one of those places people are always hanging out in a k-drama or something. TV's with kpop? Check. Cute menus? Check. Cartoony wallpaper? Check. In a nutshell, cute lil Korean cafe. The combo of atmosphere, price and menu make this a regular spot. read more

Dan moo ji is a pretty solid kimbap place for a reasonable price. I've tried the regular kimbap, katsu kimbap, bulgogi kimbap, and tuna kimbap. I have to say the tuna kimbap is my favorite of the three. It has perilla leaves, mayo tuna, fish cake, cucumber, egg, and yellow radish. The perilla leaves and yellow radish makes this kimbap taste so good. read more

Dan Moo Ji - Katsu kimbap and tuna kimbap - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

*Please note that Dan Moo Ji is closed until June 1st for construction/expansion purposes. Went to Dan Moo ji for tuna kimbop but they were closed, this was May 4th 2015 One of my favorite places to eat in Duluth/Pleasant Hill area. Everything I tried is good but not baby friendly place. They will not allow strollers due to limited space. read more

First one star I gave in Yelp! Really disappointed in new Dan Moo Ji. A serving of food was way less than before although it's still decent amount. The attitude of the waitress was the rudest I've ever met and gave me a feeling of being racist. We were asked to leave one minute (literally) after we signed our checks because they needed to prepare the table for another group. Idk if they can't speak English in a polite way or they were just not friendly to English speakers at all, but we were really offended at that time. I will never dine in this place anymore and neither will my friends. read more

Two Words - Tuna Kimbap ($3.50) - As the others have stated, it is really delicious! I was a little skeptical at first, but when I tried it, I couldn't get enough. It's tuna salad filled with rice and veggies, but what gave it extra flavor was the sesame leaf. So delicious, that I ordered one to go for later. My friend ordered the cheese kimbap ($3.50) She liked it a lot that she ordered one to go as well. It is filled with sliced yellow sandwich cheese, cream cheese, rice, and veggies. We also shared the kim chi udon ($6.99). It is def enough for 2 people. I tried the ramyun ($4.99) and it was okay. We ordered 10 pc wings ($6.99) They were very crispy and the sauce comes on the side. They were okay. I also ordered bulgogi kimbap ($3.50) and ddukboki-feeds 2 -($7.99) to go for my husband. He was very pleased. Lots of people were picking up food during lunch time. It is a small place and fills quickly. The rolls range from $2.99-$3.99. They have combo deals, fried rice, and soon dae. Very Korean Style place with the K drama on the flat screen and the music blaring. Colorful and cute drawings are all around the place. Almost, made me feel like I was in Korea. Def a great place to go for fast food Korean at good prices. Similar food to Don Quixote, but so much better!! I'll be back for more tuna kimbab! read more

I was running some errands early sunday and was hungry around pleasant hill area. It was before 11am so not many places were open until noon. After reading a few reviews and decided on dan moo ji. I got an udon which was pretty good but it came out in an unusual pouring cup. I got the donkatsu kimbap, and tuna kimbap. Both kimbap were good as well but the tuna was pretty awesome. Now the donkatsu cup bap, it's kinda like kfc's bowl but with different ingredient. It has rice on the bottom,some slaw salad, corn and cut up donkatsu on the top. Decor inside in nice and clean modern. First time I came here, we ordered the food up front by the counter and picked up the food at the same spot when the food was ready but the 2nd time we went, they took the order at the table and brought us the food. Most of their food I've had there is ok but the kimbap though are the bomb :) read more

Dan Moo Ji went through renovations recently & their menu's also changed. Unfortunately, these changes are not for the better in my opinion. It's even more chaotic than before, which I didn't think was possible. Didn't get any chopstick with my order so went back to ask for them... 3 different ladies walked to my table to make sure that I didn't get any chopstick before they gave me 2 pairs. Seriously?!? They're just freaking cheap chopsticks! SO pathetic. Food's still good but it was such a hassle to have dinner here that I'm not sure if I want to return. Changes: - self-serve - order 1st, grab a table (if there is any) & wait for your food until your buzzer goes off, then put your stuff away when you're done - more room & more tables but the space is not optimized - prices - price increase for every item + they now charge for soup & pickled radish (rly?!?) - menu - less items on the menu now p.s. I like to eat my food without inhaling toxic cleaning products. It's very rude to mop the floor when there are still a lot of customers eating. read more

Small place in a double decker strip plaza. It's not the best place for a large group, but it's a perfect spot to meet up with 3 to 4 people. The place is great for what you want...and if that's some ddukbukki and some kimbap, then you are in for a treat. Their ddukbukki is good (basically some rice cakes over some hot tasty sauce) and kimbap (basically some sushi rolls with meat or tuna and veggies wrapped up in seaweed). If I worked anywhere near this place, it would be a great lunch spot. The kimbap is mad cheap (somewhere in the $2.50 to $4) range and they give you enough to fill you up for lunch. All the staff speak Korean, but if you give them the RCA dog look, they will eventually switch over to English, so all is good. The fish cake soup or broth that they serve is a great retreat from the hot sauce on the ddukbukki, so make sure u save it. Other than that, there is an overdose of overly cutesy korean drawings and post it notes that I'm sure speak of how much couples love each other. But it all adds to the experience, so I can't complain at all. Enjoy! read more

This place is located right off Steve Reynolds...like if you know how to get to Barnes and Noble, using the back entrance, this place is located in the shopping center right next to it. It's the only one with a yellow sign with a large circle next to it...can't miss it :) First off, I reallllllllllly enjoyed the kimbap. It's really cheap @ only $3-$4 a roll. And the serving size isn't so bad either! One of the previous reviewers implied that it was a tad bit too large but I found it perfect. I wouldn't want a skimpy serving. This place also gives a free fish-cake type of soup. Not too salty, not too plain...best part? You get fed for under $5. This place is a tad bit small but I still love it! read more

This is a cute place, but the service was disappointing on my last visit and the food wasn't as good as my first few visits. Although it was slow, I was rushed to place my order before I looked at the menu and the food wasn't as flavorful. The waitstaff didn't check on me throughout the meal. My regular ramen had heat, but it was somewhat bland. The kimbab wasjust ok on this visit. The KPOP music playing is charming, but way too loud. I much prefer Manna for a Korean snack fix. read more

Before you judge this restaurant based on my stars, please take time to read my review. First off, the food there was AMAZING!!! The Bulgogi Kimbap was to die for and I had a chicken and cheese dish (can't remember the name) that I enjoyed very much! Their style of serving was very... quirky. I say quirky because they served their soups in a measuring cup!??!! All in all, the food was great and I would return if I had a good waiter. For a hole in the wall restaurant, I would expect the patrons there to be more courteous to their customers... ESPECIALLY if they have never eaten Korean food before. Patience is key when being a server. So here's a tip to the Dan Moo Ji servers: If you want a tip, don't be a jerk! When we first entered the restaurant, the server tried to direct us to a section of the restaurant where we wouldn't have any space to move. There were 3 people (including myself) in the group and 4 available tables that wouldn't pose as an inconvenience for us. Granted that this is a small restaurant, however, as I previously stated, THERE WERE 4 OPENED TABLES!!! Am I going to pull the race card on that?.... Maybe I should seeing as how we were the only black people in the facility! But I'll give my idiot server the benefit of the doubt. But that's not even the cherry on top! As I said before... to be a server, patience is key! So instead of trying to help us understand the menu and trying to help us with making a decision, he was very pushy and made it seem as if we were illiterate and dumb. I've been to many restaurants where the patrons have bent over backwards, not only to ensure that they receive a tip for their hard work, but also to make sure that they are able to keep a customer coming back. I have never felt so insulted or miffed at the type of service that I have received before I dined at Dan Moo Ji. Honestly, I'm disappointed with my experience there because I really loved the food. I'll probably end up either trying to find another Korean restaurant or becoming a take out customer. Either way, I'm never going back as a dine- in customer again! read more

DO NOT ORDER TOGO!!! Unless you plan to wait again at the place after you ordered 30 min ahead of the time. They just give your orders to other people who come in to order!! I will never go there again!! In my business, if a customer had to wait like this, I would give at least 50% off out of apology. But not here. I guess they don't care about having repeat customer!! read more

As soon as you walk in, get ready to say "AHNYOUNG HA SE YO (hello in korean)," or not, your choice. This place is a boonshik (snack) korean restaurant, more like a little cafe. They have cute, little korean girls as your waitresses, so service is pretty awesome (sometimes). The waitresses will either be really nice and attentive, or b*tchy and stuck up. This place has yummy kimbap (chamchi kimbap is pretty good), spicy rabokki (ddukbokki with ramen, level of spiciness is important to mention.. the spiciest level is definitely really spicy, and you will cry), and decent tongkatsu. I really like the cheese and corn salad that they serve with the tongkatsu. The soup that comes in the measuring cup is good to sip on when it's chilly out. Seating is a bit uncomfortable, so be ready to just eat and leave. Overall, this place is good if you're in the area, and craving boonshik. read more

Ordered dukkbokki, sundae, and kimbap. While sundae and kimbap were subpar, dukkbokki had no authentic flavor nor color. It was a color that resembled dark spaghetti sauce and lacked in flavor, begging the question of how this traditional and most popular Korean dish could have been made so wrong. I felt like I wasted my money and will not be coming back. I would rather opt for hmart food court for Korean snack food. read more

Dan Moo Ji - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Not rating the restaurant for the food but for the initial service. So I came with a group of 6 and we had just finished our dinner. We went to dan moo ji thinking we're going to look at the menu and maybe get a to go kimbap. When we entered the restaurant was full but there's no one behind us (or in front of us). We told the girl in front we only want to look at the menu first but this girl told us to grab the paper menu and go outside if we're only looking. Well, my friend just dropped the paper menu back to its box and we all went outside. Very rude. read more

I freakin' love this place. Best kimbap in town, and the wings are delish! Eating a piece of tuna kimbap whole, pop in a piece of pickled radish (danmoji), and bring it all down with the complimentary soup is just oh so satisfying. All for under 5 bucks too. The owner Mini is super cute, and so are the waitresses, always greeting me with a smile. Ok I sound like a creeper now...back to the food. My favorite kimbaps are tuna and mild chicken, but my friend's favorite are cheese and squid.... Oh and the friend wings with a side of hot sauce of scrumptious too! I really want to know what kind of batter they use! The fried part of the wings are so airy and crispy! :D The odeng could be better...but I get it sometimes anways cuz it looks so good.. Got the tempura udon a couple of times...pretty ok, love the fact that its served in a clear flower pot-like bowl..haha... Although I never believe in ordering instant ramyun at a Korean rest, my friends get it and the cheese ramyun is pretty damn cheesy! I'm not much of a ddukpokki (spicy ricecake) person...but my group got it a couple of times...little too spicy for me...even the mild..yea I'm a chicken...BUT we got the jajang ddukpokki w/ chewy noodles (mild), and that was GOOD! read more

we went thia place for dinner, i ordered fried seafood udob, it was extremely salty to the level of unpalatable, not recommend this place to anyone. read more

Every time I crave kimbap, I immediately want to go to Dan Moo Ji, even though it's all the way up in Duluth, I'm definitely willing to make the drive every time. Apparently, the place has changed since a couple years ago, and I've heard that some people aren't too happy with the renovations, and how service has changed. But my current experience has been nothing but fantastic. When you walk in, you order at the counter. There's a huge menu, and if you're not familiar with it, you might want to stand back and peruse it before you go up. They have a HUGE selection of kimbap, ramyun, omurice, fish cakes, rice cakes, etc. My go-to is always the donkatsu kimbap. Sometimes I try to vary, but I usually always go back to the donkatsu kimbap, and a serving of omurice to share. The first couple times I came, you would get a buzzer, and seat yourself at a table. Once your buzzer goes off, you'd go up to the counter to pick up your tray. The last time we came here, they seated us, took our order, and brought us our food similar to a full-service restaurant. I'm not sure if they changed their service since the previous time, or maybe because it was dinner service. Everything comes out extremely fast, and they always have steaming hot free soup. The serving sizes are enormous. I don't think most people can finish one serving of kimbap on their own because it comes with ten pieces of generous sizing. The omurice is also enormous, so I would definitely suggest ordering with friends, and splitting everything up. Price-wise, you get much more than you pay for. The kimbaps are an average of $4.5, and you get 10 huge pieces. Everything else varies by size, such as the rice cakes, but this is definitely an affordable place to come for Korean "street food." read more

Absolutely ignoring many people's advice on not to come here, I tried DMJ a couple of times after not going for a while. Last time I had it couple years back, I would say I loved it. However, after the restaurant renovated and expanded from it's prior spot (probably a new ownership as well), the quality of the food as well as the service downgraded. I recall the service to be professional with great courtesy to their customers, but after visiting twice after I moved back, it wasn't the same. The service was sub par, and we had to repeat what we needed several times before they finally helped us out. It's a quite spacious restaurant and when we went, they were always understaffed. I ordered the spicy pork kimbab, which the worker strongly recommended. It was a mistake. I ate three pieces and just ate the Kimchi Omurice, which was pretty good - but then again, you can't really go wrong with Kimchi fried rice. It was $8 decently spent for the omurice and $5 wasted on bland, mediocre kimbab. My friend ordered the bowl dish with donkatsu cupbob, which he barely ate as well. The dontkasu came out rather cold and had simply, no taste. It's not the same DMJ that it use to be, hopefully the service as well as the quality of the food improves, and when it does, I'll give it another shot then. read more

Dan Moo Ji; Sweet Pickled Radish - Korean Yellow Radish - Takuan - often served in traditional korean kimbap or as a side when eating jjajangmyun. The moment you walk in, you know you are in a korean restaurant. The decor, korean music video, korean signs, korean servers, - everything screams korean. The staff is on the younger side so they tend to be fluent in both korean and english so fear not if you don't speak korean. It may seem overwhelming at first but take a seat, order and enjoy. Food: Dan Moo Ji serves traditional korean boon shik (fast food type / cheap) food. Dont let the cheap and fast fool you. All ingredients are fresh and hand made from scratch when you order. This is my go to place if I am craving kimbap and ddukbokki with some odeng - classic combo that just fits perfectly together Favorites after several times: - Tuna Kimbap - Fire Chicken Kimbap - Spiciest Ddukbboki - Donkatsu One of the reasons why I love this place is they do spicy justice. If you ask for the spiciest level.. you will sweat. you will pant. Does korea proud :) Another reason I love this place is they have a variety of dishes and choices so it will fit almost any mood. Whether you are hot and wanting something cold or refreshing, got it. Wanting some soup type? got it. Wanting some noodles? got it. Wanting some shareable among friends? got it. Want something spicy? definitely got it. As a korean, i'd be happy to bring someone here to try korean food. GO GO GO GO GO! read more

This place makes me feel super old. Besides the manager of this spot, I was definitely the oldest guy in the place. :-p Anyway, the tuna kimbop and spicy kimbap were both surprisingly better than I had expected. And it's cheap! Granted, my prior experience with kimbap had just been with 'takeouts' from Buford Farmer's market. The fried wings here are different than your typical run-of-the mill wing joint- the batter is a lot lighter in texture than places like Taco Mac, and the wings tasted like they were brined before they were fried, so it was quite tasty all the way through. The complementary clear soup/beverage was a nice surprise, and reminded me of Harm Heung Cold Noodle (not sure if they still serve their pork broth instead of tea), even though this soup was a lot lighter. Cool/hip spot...um...probably too cool for me. read more

This place is the bomb! First of all how can you sell your food for so cheap and still be open! Seriously couldn't believe the prices... Now that those thoughts are out of the way, lets get to the food. I've had literally every single type of kim ppab here, and the one I like the best is the Tuna one (like many other yelpers: its hands down the best). The spicy octopus one its a beast too! The bulgogi one its good but if you order it with other strong flavors ones then it will loose its charm with your taste buds. The kimchi one its a hit or miss for me, since the kimchi has to be good and more fermented. The rest of them are good to try at least once. The odeng soup its always a plus while eating down big chucks of kimppab so they dont get stuck on your throat on the way down your stomach! The ttoppoki its very tasty and it has a kick to it which I enjoy and its definitely to share portion. The kimchi Omerice its delish! Big portion also so be warned! This place will make you look and feel like you haven't had food in days. You will catch yourself ordering wayyy more than what your tummy can handle... Overall, a big PLUS for the owners that knows how to cater to the younger crowd while making simple, great tasting and affordable food. read more

Dan Moo Ji - Bulgogi kimbbap. Its pretty good if you dont order any other ones with stronger flavors. - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

So glad someone FINALLY opened a korean snack shop where the food tastes great! Before this was Dan Moo ji, this used to be a similar restaurant selling the usual street food except that it didn't do so well. Anyways, Dan Moo ji's ddukbboggi & tuna kimbap is the real seller here. Almost everybody orders the ddukbboggi. They bring this pan/pot with all the ingredients in it and cook it at your table. What makes it so good is the dduk tastes fresh and soft. Also, I don't even like odeng, but I eat it every time I go there. Try it, you won't regret it! read more

This place makes me happy. So. Very. Happy. Just thinking about it makes me want to run out the door and get my fix of quick delicious Korean snack foods. It's nestled in the Nukoa Plaza, right with all the other Korean shops. The place is small, but very cheerful and bright and kind of kiddie-feeling because of all the decorations. You can tell they put a lot of effort into drawing the cute pictures and other doodles on the walls and signs. The decor is very reminiscent of trendy Korean cafes for younger people; so, the regulars who come by here are usually from your teens to your young parents. Place can get very crowded during lunch hour; sometimes, you don't always find a seat. Portions are very generous I think and for the price, very fair - it looks like nothing, but fills you right up! I actually really appreciate that they don't skimp on ingredients for the kimbaps - they are bursting with yumminess and come in a variety of "flavors." Tuna (cham-chi) is my favorite! I would say the best things are the kimbap (DUH), jjohl-myun (the chewy and spicy noodles mixed with veggies), and the twee-geem (fried potatoes/squid). 1 star off because there are a lot of mediocre stuff on their menu - things that aren't difficult to cook up, like the traditional spicy rice cakes (ddukbbokki -- my 15yo cousin can make it better!), so that can be disappointing. However, I've always been beyond satisfied with my meals here. Mmmmm I'm getting hungry... read more

I feel like after they've expanded the restaurant, the food taste has changed. It's still decent so I'm giving it a 4 star. I usually get kimchi cheese omurice but I wasn't feeling it at all. Which is out of the norm. So I ordered kimbap instead. I ordered spicy pork, which wasn't spicy at all so don't be afraid! Kimchi tuna, which I think this one was the best out of the ones I got. And also the dongkatsu kimbap which was okay as well. The broth of soup that they bring out to drink was good but was also a little too salty. Overall experience was still good because I was able to meet with friends that I haven't seen in a while. read more

Dan Moo Ji - From left to right. Spicy pork, kimchi tuna, dongkatsu - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

We ordered Spicy squid and it cost $14 but all we got was cabbage, carrots and few pieces of squid. It was very disappointing. For the price, not worth it read more

Great prices, pretty good food. In a sea of Korean restaurants, this one stands out for the service, which is both friendly and quick. The food was quite good for the money. I highly recommend the Tteokbokki here. read more

I've been going here for years! I love the staff & food!! Everyone is very attentive! The restaurant expanded a couple of years ago. Ater the expansion: new decor and a very open feel. The whole restaurant is Always kept extremely clean. I always have the same good service every time going here. read more