The service here is amazing. They are super accommodating-- I called ahead about my gluten allergy…read moreand they explained exactly what I could eat off the menu. Very cute place as well.

Such a hidden gem in the Berkeley Hills--Korean Superette totally exceeded expectations. The…read moresetting alone makes it feel special, and the food delivers. I got the naengmyeon and it was incredibly refreshing--perfectly chewy noodles with a clean, flavorful broth that hit just right. Also tried the lunch special bapsang, and it was such a good deal with a variety of dishes that all felt thoughtfully prepared and super satisfying. Everything tasted fresh and balanced, and the whole experience felt cozy and relaxed. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to again and again

love Pyeong Chang Tofu house. The service is excellent and I keep coming back for authentic Korean…read morefood. My favorite dishes are the Bossam, Korean fried chicken, and of course the tofu soup. I also love the simple but flavorful side dishes (banchan) that you get with your meal. There is something about the authentic flavor that keeps me coming back. The owners and staff are always friendly and welcoming. Time to head back and try more of the menu items like the Naengmyun and Galbi-tang.

Pyeong Chang Tofu has a welcoming environment with plenty of indoor seating. You are greeted right…read moreaway when you walk in and you can place an order within minutes. As a group of 2, we decided to share the kimchi pancake appetizer that came with kimchi and various banchan. The pancake was delicious, savory, cheesy and a great addition with the dipping sauce. I also appreciated the kimchi that paired nicely together with the pancake. For the main, I ordered the spicy chicken bibimbap. Here, you can adjust your spice tolerance to preference - my tolerance is high but I decided to go for the medium level. The bibimbap came out in a hot and sizzling dish so just be careful if you're sensitive to hot foods! After waiting for it to cool down a bit, I mixed the layers around and was happy to get the crunchy rice at the bottom of the dish. The chicken was a good balance of spicy but not too overpowering. Depending on the preparation, you might be used to having bibimbap with sauce that you mix in, but this variation already has everything combined within the pot. It also comes with a small side of tofu soup, which was piping hot but so worth it as it was spicy and comforting. I really enjoyed all of the bold flavors with each dish and I'm excited to come back again to try something new!

Amazing food， especially the pancake！cozy and tidy place，nice service，just wanna visit again！read more

Amazing service & fantastic food. If I lived closer, I'd come here everyday! Everyone was friendly…read moreand the experience was exquisit.

I think I have a new favorite Korean spot in the Bay! It's a cozy restaurant tucked away in…read moreTemescal. Service was quick and the waiters were helpful. I came here on a really rainy day and this was the perfect place for warm, hearty soup. My boyfriend and I ordered the beef short rib soup and the garlic pork wraps. The portions were massive! We were basically able to make this 2.5 meals and we're both pretty big eaters. The soup was so flavorful despite being light, and the short ribs had a good chew without being too stringy. The garlic pork wraps were also delicious. I ended up ordering the soup again a few days later when I had a stomachache! I'll definitely be back here sometime in the near future.

If you read my previous review of this restaurant, you'll take note that I had never set foot in…read morehere. That's because it was such a convenient food delivery spot for me during the pandemic that I never bothered. This was my first in-person dining experience here. Instead of pouring contents out of takeout containers, Jamie and I were engaged in a very hands-on preparation of our hotpot order. We went with the $47.99 Medium Pork Bone Casserole which served two hearty appetites (Photo 7). It consisted of a mammoth, meaty pork rib mixed with cabbage, potato, and sesame leaf in a flavorful soybean pork broth. For even more calories, we also requested the $3.99 Ramen Noodles (Photo 5). Add the generous servings of Banchan (Photo 4), and we were assured our gluttony remained intact. FOOD - 4 stars...high volume of Korean goodness AMBIANCE - 4 stars...enough space to allow for excess splattering SERVICE - 4 stars...industrious crew here TOTAL - 4 stars...ever dependable for delish Korean hot pots RELATED - Exploring Temescal? Here's my collection of places l've patronized and reviewed: https://yelp.to/F2bQQYNsSK

Really cool vibes at this place. The servers were very friendly and happy!…read more It's a Korean inspired fusion place - so many dishes to try! We only tried 3 of them - loved them all! The tamarindo was phenomenal!! Can't wait to come back and try more food :) We tried the gooey corn, BSC Bao and K tacos. We asked for some extra spicy sauce and they have that to us - YUM!

Made a last minute reservation for a Sunday brunch and was seated immediately. Our hotel was within…read morewalking distance of the restaurant but definitely plan ahead if driving because parking is limited near the restaurant. Inside is decorated well and makes for a cute brunch spot. Our order was taken relatively fast but the food took a while to come out. Everything was delicious but definitely rich in flavor. Love that the ube latte could be made with no coffee. Would've loved a bit more attentiveness from our server (especially for water refills and the check), but overall enjoyed the restaurant and would come again the next time I'm in town!

Great food and service. Coming here for a few years now. Never fails. Soups and vegetarian options…read moreplus great bi-Bim-bop

Friendly service and good food here at this neighborhood restaurant…read more Good banchan (kimchi, etc.) and they will bring you more if you want more, and you can choose how spicy you would like the tofu soup dishes. I hear their fried chicken is really good too so I will have to try that next time. Not tons of parking here but you could park on San Pablo if need be.

My boys and I went again to Bowl'd yesterday midafternoon around 3pm. The service and the food…read morewere great, which made me more confident in this restaurant, as consistency is important nowadays! All three vegetarian dishes we ordered were delicious: dolsot bibimbop, soft tofu stew and miso ramen. I'm increasing the stars to a 5 rating. We are looking forward to our next visit!

Consider my review to be harsh as my mom is a killer Korean cook…read more 1st time here. 2nd time all together as I ate at the old Telegraph location a few years ago. $21.03+tip The Works Bibimbap with chicken and mixed rice. Solid enough. The attraction is the price and quantity of food, but I want to eat better.

This definitely was giving pocha vibes, with a few bright lights and neons signs for an outfit pic…read more The servers were attentive and very speedy, we came on a slower night Unfortunately I cannot give the accolades to the food as other reviewers have done. Even though it is a pocha, the food all felt very akin to Chinese food, with strong but singular flavours for each dish The fried chicken with sweet and sour sauce tasted like orange chicken. It came with slightly crisp tteok which was nice to break up the overwhelming flavour with that texture difference The squid dish offered a similar experience, with the texture of the crispy noodles distracting from the squid sauce for a limited time The crab and egg soup was a bit disappointing, the crab was the shredded fake crab stick kind, the soup was thick but mix of flavours (heavy on the green and red bell peppers) left a lot to be desired. There's a lot of good Korean food in Oakland, so you won't be stuck for choice around the area

great little spot! was easy to find street parking (albeit it was 11pm on a Thursday night) and we…read morewanted to get a bite to eat after work. [I do want to mention we had a couple of caucasians in our group before I start going into detail on spice level and flavors] spicy chicken with cheese: this came out first and it was phenomenal. the green onions soaked into the sauce was a nice little palatte cleanser and the cheese was a nice touch to balance the salty/spicy flavors fried chicken: sweet and spicy: very sticky sauce that was gochujang forward fried chicken: garlic and pepper: this was very flavorful and very crispy still. comes with sliced jalapenos that gave it a nice kick. kimchi fried rice with cheese corn: mix this baby up! all of the flavors and cheese melt together nicely - but do be warned you should eat it in a timely manner. if the cheese hardens you can request the servers to re-torch it for that cheese pull :) we also ordered the seafood chive pajeon (pancake) but I didn't get a taste or a picture of it. based on not having any time to take a picture or get a bite of it - it must have been delicious. everyone else was drinking somaek (soju and beer - terra) which I've been told goes fantastic with korean fried chicken. I stuck to classic korean pear juice and was not disappointed. even with getting extra beer, our total was about $180 before tip between 5 people with no leftovers. they're open super late! will definitely be back soon :)

Delicious Korean store food, fresh flavors, great value, quick service! very tasty!!!read more

Amazing food. Allowed us to sit outside because of our party size. Very kind waitress.read more

*This review is for Chimmelier and Oh G Burger…read more We were the only ones in the restaurant on a Sunday evening around 6pm; when we approached the register, we were able to order on the kiosk (to the right of the register) or through the cashier. It was an ideal place to take a group because 1) it was fast casual 2) everyone can put in their individual orders without the awk who's-going-to-put-their-card-in issue 3) there were 2 restaurants (Chimmelier + Oh G Burger) in 1 so more options! What I got: 8 pc sweet gochujang wings (sauce was called YANG'YUM') and a side of tots with a cup for water **the wings were from Chimmelier and the tots were from Oh G Burger We were able to combine two tables together to fit our group of 5 and the cashier brought our food over in quick succession. The tots were my fav even tho the wings were supposed to be the star of the show. I liked how they gave me PLENTY of disposable gloves because the sauce is v sticky. Gochujang is a savory, sweet Korean chili paste, but I would say it was more sweet than spicy. I enjoyed my meal but maybe would wanna try a dry rub because putting on gloves every time can be a chore. I went for a yelp elite perk once and grabbed their chicken sando which was tasty.

The first time we came here, the prices on the physical menu differed from the prices ordered…read morethrough the iPad. We ended up having to pay the higher price because they said the menu just wasn't reflecting the latest prices. Fine, whatever. We both ordered chicken sandwiches and they were tasty. Also got fries for sides and some of them came out cold but we didn't think too much about it and we left feeling like we would return. However, on our second trip back - we once again ordered chicken sandwiches and also shrimp toast as an appetizer. One bite into the shrimp toast and the piece was very COLD...It wasn't fully cooked so we flagged it to them. They were very apologetic and happy to take it back to warm it up. But damn! PSA to diners here to check your food to make sure it's properly cooked here. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice...well, I'm not sure I'll come back.