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    4.6 (172 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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    Ix Combination Bone Soup (Modeum Tang) Combination Bone Soup (Modeum Tang)
    Jolens V.

    The food is very good, The Banchan appetizer has a refreshing and clean taste. The Dolsot Bibimbap was really amazing the beef was very tender. The Vegetables were very fresh. Colorful, Crunchy and Sweet. The stone pot really made the rice crispy in the bottom. The soup with ox tail, tendon, ribs was very comforting. The broth was not fatty and it was bubbling hot when it was served. The service is excellent, polite and pleasant. They made sure that everyone was having a very pleasant time. The place is roomy and bright. It is very clean and satisfying. I would like to go and try more of their delicious food.

    Mushroom dolsot
    Amabel Y.

    Came on a Saturday early afternoon and it was not busy until after our food arrived. They had a pretty massive menu with lots of options. We ordered the large galbijim with mild spice, the seared yukhoe, and mushroom dolsot. It came with some banchans which was not bad. This was definitely a lot of food for 5 people so we got the rest togo since we couldn't finish it all. Flavor wise, it was lacking... I prefer daeho to be honest. However, this was definitely worth trying. Maybe I ordered the wrong items and spice level, but I still recommend trying this restaurant if you're in the area. Parking can be limited so i recommend arriving right when they open to avoid waiting.

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    Sarah W.

    [Taste: ] Simple and homey Korean food that tastes like quality cooking. We ordered the bone broth Seolleongtang & the galbitang and they were both pretty good. [Service: ] attentive and kind [Comments: ] Shoutout to whoever designed this establishment, it looks great

    Sara K.

    I'm so happy I was born Korean and that ppl are born Korean and that this restaurant exists. This place was so yummy it's ridiculous. We ordered the barley tea, beef tartare with Asian rice pear, yukkejang, and dulsot bibimbap. Barley tea was Tartare was yummy and well marinated and seasoned. No complaints at all for the food it was so delicious and yummy! I like cracking my own egg in yukkejang but that's just personal preference. The panchan was so good too so just all around really good experience. The service was good and standard. It was cool that they seal the to go stuff tho that was def different and cool! They serve very generous portions and so yummy. Overall, highly recommend trying!

    Becky V.

    the appetizers are great here! I was impressed with the Crispy Yuk Jeon, which is a beef pancake and fried with rice paper. what is this goodness! it is oily and flavorful, comes with a dipping sauce. it tastes good even without the sauce. food that looks beautiful. Wakyu Yukhoe is another item to try, it is beef tartare which you get to mix with egg yolk and korean pear. pear is interesting and adds a good sweetness and crunch to this dish! the presentation of both appetizers is wonderful. Galbijiim is what every table gets. it's a big dish, totally sharable by 2-3 people or you can add another $10 to make it even bigger = MORE MEAT service was fantastic, professional, and friendly appreciate they put the plastic on my takeout items after I scooped them into the box no wait at opening hour on sunday

    Michael D.

    I've been here a handful of times since it's so close to my house, so I figured it was finally time to leave a review. We almost always order the Braised Beef Short Ribs for two. The short ribs are fall-off-the-bone tender and come in a rich stew with potatoes, carrots, turnip, and rice cakes, plus two bowls of rice. You can choose your spice level and pick between white or purple rice. . It also comes with the usual banchan. Kimchi, pickled radish, fish cake, and cucumber. Nothing really stands out, but they were all fresh. One thing I always wish is that the stew came with more rice cakes since there are only a few scattered throughout. Luckily, you can order extra, and I'd definitely recommend doing that if you're enjoy them as much as I do. I've also had the bibimbaps, and they are really good too. The restaurant is small, quiet, and feels like a true neighborhood spot. Service is pretty casual not super attentive but everyone has always been friendly. Nothing fancy, just consistently good Korean comfort food. I'll definitely keep coming back.

    yuk jeon
    Michelle Z.

    Finally got to try this spot after hearing so much hype about it when it first opened! The place is smaller than expected inside but very clean, bright, and gives minimalist vibes. We arrived around 7p on a Friday and there was only a quick wait (Yelp waitlist was very short, probably didn't even need to join) so seems like the hype has died down quite a bit (I remember having to wait 1.5 hours in November last year). We ordered the galbijjim (spice level 1) and the meat pancake (yuk jeon). The yuk jeon was so good! Very flavorful, crispy, and unique (haven't seen it on the menu anywhere else). However I will say it was a little too oily which made the rice paper soggy on the bottom. 10/10 flavor though and good portion. The galbijjim was actually quite spicy for level 1 so I would probably opt for no spice next time. (My partner agreed it was decently spicy and his spice tolerance is a lot better than mine.) The meat was very flavorful and tender, though some parts were a bit too fatty for me. I loved the other toppings too -- the veggies were cooked nicely and it also comes with rice cakes. I added wide glass noodles which were tasty as well. The regular portion will probably serve 3-4 people for around $80. We were so full by the end of the meal and still had a lot to take home :) Service was friendly and food came out very quickly! We did have to flag someone down for more water and napkins though. Overall a great spot for hearty Korean food -- would definitely recommend.

    Emily G.

    Made a reservation but didn't seem required since it was pretty empty on weekday at 530. Even throughout our meal and when we were finished, it wasn't fully packed so I think the crazy wait might have finally died down. Other parties who came to eat did also have reservations though so I'd say it's safe to just have it! Ordered galbijjim and beef tartare to share and it was definitely enough for 3 people. I was most excited for the beef tartare and it did not disappoint! Galbijjim was a flavorful combination of sweet, spicy and smokey. Braised beef was soft and tender. We only got it as medium spice level 1 and it was spicy enough for us. Compared to Daeho, the spice level is definitely higher here. We both also thought the kimchi banchan had a weird taste, maybe a little too fermented than we're used to? I do wish there was more than 4 banchan. Note that only the first refill is free and then there's a fee after that. Overall, staff were attentive and checked up on us multiple times. Clean and aesthetic inside. Somewhat comparable to daeho, without the long line and slightly lower price!

    Wakyu Yukhoe - beef tartare
    Kevin N.

    What a hidden gem in SF! Kudos to the staff for the exceptional service on what seemed to be a very busy night due to graduation season all over the city. They were able to accommodate my larger party fairly quickly. The food is fantastic -- the freshness of the ban chans, the flavors of the galbijim and wagyu yukhoe comes through. The solongtang was excellent. Decent selection of drinks!

    Brian G.

    This place is popular for dinner so make reservations! Short rib soup with cheese (Large): A- Kalbijjim is quite popular right now and this one is solid. Huge pieces of tender beef and the soup is slightly sweet. I like the daikon and rice cake in here. Chadol & yangji seolleong-tang: B+ Very clean tasting broth. Nice and refreshing. Kind of difficult to eat since they didn't have proper soup spoons to scoop. Crispy yuk jeon: A+ GET THIS APPETIZER! I'm not sure if this is an actual dish they serve in Korea but it's one of the best things I've had. Super crispy rice wrapper that has ground beef in the center.

    Menu 1/17/2026
    Ruby Z.

    In the words of my friend, "this may be better than daeho!" Ate here with 4 friends, street parking can be a bit hard in the area. Waited a few months for a reservation but it was worth it! Inside has a nice Korean aesthetic, servers were friendly and quick. Everything we ordered was delicious! For the 4 of us, we got: - wagyu yukhoe (my must get at any restaurant that has it, this did not disappoint) - both soups hit the spot! - galbijjim (star of the show, we got the large, highly recommend adding cheese!!!) Definitely rec and I will be back!

    Raymond C.

    Spacious and food portions are generous. I got the braised short ribs (it can be made not spicy). Super filling and definitely good for 3-4 people. Sweet and savory tasting, would definitely come again with friends

    Joyce C.

    solid korean spot. got the galbijjim with cheese and it was good. not the most flavorful one ive had but meat was tender and well cooked, so ill still rate it pretty well. also they have purple rice as an option which i liked. for the banchans/side dishes, the only one i really liked was the fish cake one. the the kimchi, radish, and cucumber were not bad but more just average. vibe of the restaurant is nice and service was not bad. overall, would recommend. i would want to come back to try other dishes too one minor complaint is that their chopsticks are really hard to use LOL could be my own skill issue tho

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