Exquisite vibes with a variety of food and bev options! Loved the decor. Very lively, even on a…read moreweekday evening. Plenty of seating. Super enjoyable. Loved the string lights outside. Bar for those looking for a beverage as well.

Went in for Ramen a while back and it was sub-par. The broth was mostly at fault but the noodles…read moreweren't that great either. Convenient location.

Great food and an awesome overall experience! The ambiance is really nice. Everything we ordered…read morewas fresh and full of flavor. Service was excellent too ask for Lawrence, he's on point and makes the whole experience even better. Definitely coming back!

Amazing service. Took care of us well! Meats are super tender and love that we get unlimited drinks!read more

A small K BBQ in a dusty strip mall, with only a few Korean diners…read more Be careful those small plates of meats cost $20-35 US dollars, not Mexican pesos. The bacon was thick cuts. Various beef cuts were also thick and way too tough. Quite a few cuts were not available. The food was not very good. Due to confusion in dollars pricing, dinner for 2 of us costed US$275 with beers. I complained to the owner. After haggling, she agreed to discount to $200. I do not recommend this place.

Let me start with the food; the BBQ is delicious and the portions are adequate as well as the…read moresides, the service is barely enough and they have no idea of good service; we asked for recommendations and the amount of food on each plate because we were new to restaurant and the cuisine, the girl miss lead us to believe that we needed 2 dishes of BBQ (we were two) and boy she was wrong, we had to take to go the second dish because we were done with the first BBQ. The prices are reasonable but be aware they are in US dollars (the restaurant is in Tijuana Mex, why is the menu in dollars?) don't get me wrong, the prices are fair it just doesn't make any sense for me to pay food with dollar prices in Mexico I wish I could go back but the service and the dollar prices are just not worth it

Rearly seen authentic Asian food in Tijuana. I tried tofu…read morestew with seafood. So different and so delicious. Food was served hot at boiling point. I swetted finishing the pot and so did my stomach. Great comfort food. Disappointed on fried dumpling for they were from the shelf.

great place, great service, great food!! It's pretty cheap for the price as well, 22$ for all you…read morecan eat and the quality is good as well! I would recommend to anyone

La comida era mala. La cocinera, de pelo corto teñido, era grosera y tenía una mirada malvada, como…read moresi no quisiera trabajar allí.

Good place for authentic cooked Korean food. Friendly staff, looking forward to trying other foods…read moreon the menu. Large portions and authentic Korean snacks for sale.

Oh my God! Actual Asian Food That tastes legit, Cooked by an Asian chef who owns the joint and it's…read morein Tijuana! Yay! I literally have no explanation why there aren't more awesome Asian places on this side. But thank God there is at least one. It's a literal hole in the wall and as cliché as it may sound it's one of those hidden gems. It's next-door to the Hyatt place; located in the Soriana supermarket building. Even then it's in a hard to see corner unless you know it's there. They really need your help to spread the word . It would be a pity if they are unsuccessful because nobody knows they are there. I've been to a number of quite highly rated so called Asian restaurants in this area and there is not an Asian face to see for miles. Definitely no Asians behind the counter or in the kitchen. The rice is not sushi rice or even jasmine rice, the teriyaki sauce doesn't taste like teriyaki, and the vegetables have been overcooked to death and then beaten to a bloody pulp for good measure. Every time I try one of those places I say a little prayer about the freshness of the fish before I dig in and take one for the team, and almost every time based on the taste of the food I don't even know if they've ever tasted real Asian before. Unfortunately that's especially true about Sushi. I always wonder what the deal is with those places. Did they work in a joint clearing the tables, washing the dishes, and one day they figured this is not too hard I'll go across the border and open my own place!? Who knows. Based on the reviews they seem successful enough. It's not their fault if they're from Chihuahua and they decided to open a Korean restaurant. These kind of weird business decisions are not unique to Mexico.I had the opposite experience in Beijing where a bunch of Chinese people had opened a Mexican restaurant. I had a bowl of Greek tragedy that they insisted was chips and salsa. I begged to differ; but I still ate it all because it literally cost an arm and a leg and I was outnumbered one a half billion to one. Shuyama; however, is it rare exception. I had the Singapore curry noodle with chicken breast. It was lightly flavored And the curry tasted like realcurry and it was not overpowering, the chicken breast was fresh and the portions were very very generous. The price was ridiculously low. I wish this guy the very best. You should absolutely try this place. You will be pleasantly surprised. This is not a fancy restaurant at all. It's tiny but it packs a punch. Right now I'm going to take my own advice and go back for lunch. I'll try something else besides the Singapore noodles.

The food I ordered was very flavorful which was the Tallarina with steak. I also ordered the…read morebulgogi but it was not the traditional marinade for bulgogi but it was still good. I guess it was wishful thinking finding this place in Tijuana but I know there are Koreans down here.