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Han Yang - Yuk gae jang is good here.

Han Yang

4.3(1.7k reviews)
1.1 mi
•$$

We visited Han Yang around 10 am on a Friday and were seated immediately. The inside has a really…read morehomey, authentic feel, and it seemed like there were a good amount of locals dining here. Food: We ordered the Galbi-Tang and Sul-Long-Tang, and our food came out pretty quickly. Both soups were really flavorful and comforting, and the broth was definitely the most memorable part of the meal. The banchan on the side was a little weaker compared to some other Korean spots I've been to, but the soups more than made up for it. Parking: They have their own parking lot, which made parking easy when we visited. I really enjoyed the food here and would definitely come back, especially when I'm craving a comforting bowl of soup.

Han Yang is good. It's also wonderfully old school. Nothing about the place feels particularly…read moreinterested in being redesigned for Instagram, which I appreciate. You come here for Korean comfort food, metal dishes of banchan, enormous bowls of soup and stone pots hot enough to continue cooking your dinner while you eat it. And that stone pot is where I'd start. The gondre dolsot bibimbap was fantastic. Gondre is Korean thistle and here it gets worked through the rice with the egg, seaweed and everything else until the whole thing becomes earthy, savory and deeply satisfying. But the best part comes underneath. Leave it alone long enough and the rice against the stone develops that beautiful scorched crust, nurungji, which you eventually scrape loose and mix back through everything. That combination of the greens, sesame, egg and crispy rice is ridiculously good. There are dishes you finish because you're hungry and dishes where you keep digging around the bottom of the bowl because you're convinced there must be another good piece hiding somewhere. This was the latter. The galbitang was more complicated for me. The beef itself was excellent. Generous pieces, tender, falling easily from the bone and soft enough that our kids loved it. Plenty of green onion, too. My issue was the broth. I prefer galbitang on the restrained side so I can decide where it goes from there. Same reason I like seolleongtang arriving almost defiantly plain, give me the broth and let me dress it up myself with salt, saeujeot or whatever else I want. Han Yang has already made those decisions for you. The galbitang broth was noticeably sweet and salty and eventually it became a little much for me. That's preference as much as criticism, plenty of people will probably love it exactly as it arrives. I just wanted the volume turned down. The banchan was similarly mixed but mostly good. The napa kimchi was solid and nicely balanced. The kkakdugi was particularly good. The mustard greens, however, were ferociously sour. I like fermented food. These had me physically wincing. The dipping sauce for the galbi was excellent, though and I kept going back to it. Rice was average and a little dry. It did its job. Service was good and the whole experience was easy. The room itself has some age on it, tables are fairly close together and depending on where you're seated you may find yourself with a commanding view of the bathroom door. Nobody has ever requested the chef's table at the restroom, but here we are. Somehow I don't particularly mind any of it. Han Yang feels like a restaurant that knows what it is. It isn't polished into anonymity. People are here eating giant bowls of soup, mixing rice in scorching stone pots and getting on with their lives. And when a restaurant can put something as good as that gondre bibimbap in front of me, I can forgive a dry bowl of rice and a bathroom with excellent sightlines. Absolutely coming back. And next time, I'm getting that bibimbap again.

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Han Yang - Inside seating - decent amount of seats

Inside seating - decent amount of seats

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Han Yang - 갈비탕 (Galbi-Tang) / Beef Short Ribs Soup

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Kyung Bok Kung Korean BBQ - Special

Kyung Bok Kung Korean BBQ

4.0(536 reviews)
1.6 mi
•$$$

This Korean restaurant offers a spacious and authentic dining experience that reminded me of the…read morerestaurants I used to visit in Gangnam, Seoul. From the atmosphere to the interior layout, it genuinely feels like dining in Korea. The restaurant is exceptionally large, with private dining rooms and thoughtfully sectioned tables that provide a comfortable sense of privacy. The service was attentive and professional, and the overall ambiance was welcoming and relaxed. Despite its size, the restaurant was surprisingly quiet, making it an excellent place to enjoy a conversation without having to raise your voice. The meat was high quality, and the Korean dishes were flavorful and authentic. Whether you're dining with family, catching up with friends, or hosting a business meal, this restaurant offers an ideal setting. It's not always easy to find a large restaurant that maintains such a pleasant and intimate atmosphere. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and would definitely return!

I came here with my bestie to eat the special han jeongsik…read more Porridge/salad/radish water kimchi: This was good. Porridge has amazing flavor. Beef tartar/pan fried slice beef/ 9 delicacies/cold dish: The raw food was a bit underwhelming. The pan fried slice beef wasn't the best, very chewy. The platter of 9 delicacies was good though Braised short ribs/glass noodles/pancakes: The cooked food was pretty good. The braised beef was delicious. Highly recommend. Fried dish/seasonal dish: They gave us a fried fish, very good! Dessert was good and the traditional tea was good. Price was about $100 per person. I'm not sure it's worth it but on the weekday they have a set deal which looks like a great price.

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