Great to have an East County Korean Bbq to go to. Premium option is the way to go. Nice…read moreselection, good quality. Would go there again!

Best kbbq spot. Always a must when I come down to SD. Meet is great quality and service is amazingread more

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.

Yum very good Korean food with a Mexican fusion. Have come here a couple of times with my family…read more I get the bulgogi bowl and man is it huge. It is a lot of rice but its good. Very good prices here. Has a kimchi bar with kimchi cucumbers, jalapeños with radishes, and like string onions. Love it very tasty.

Food is actually decent with the exception of the costillas. I was expecting a stir fry type…read moredish/serving. It turned out to be grilled rib bones. Must have been a skinny cow. No meat. I am surprised they would even risk their reputation serving something so unworthwhile. Do not under any circumstances order this, everything else is just good, worth the novelty.

It's the feeling of familiarity I didn't expect to find so far from Seoul or LA. I feel truly…read moreprivileged to have access to so many comforting dishes that I personally cook and serve my family at home, as well as some special-occasion favorites. My favorite so far is the kimchi pancake -- savory, comforting, and the perfect appetizer.!

Was finally able to try this korean restaurant i've had on my list for a long time! Went for dinner…read moreand really liked the variety of options, especially the combo meals. I got the bulgogi stone pot combo with tofu soup. Everything was warm, hearty, and had really good flavor. It's a pretty good side portion and price is decent. The place is spacious and clean, and the service was great! My friend (who likes her soups salty) asked for some salt and they actually offered to remake her dish instead of just bringing salt. Although there was no need for that, it's nice to know they are attentive and truly want you to enjoy your meal. Definitely appreciated the extra effort. Will be back!

Unos de los peores restaurantes en Tijuana, mal servicios o la comida no tiene nada de sabor…read more Les pides algo y se les olvida La carnes están muy dura y mucha gordura NO LES RECOMIENDO VENIR A ESTE LUGAR

As good as it can get in TJ. The food is so so but service is good. The waiters are attentive and…read moreaccommodating. The ambience was decent and clean. Really not to write about because they are not even close to the real thing in K-town in LA.

I was told that this was the best authentic Korean in San Diego, so off we went!…read more The place itself is very modest and casual...but the menu was quite impressive. Although I'm a huge Galbi Jjim fan (and they seemed to specialize in this...and many other dishes!), we decided to go with what we thought was a lighter dish...the Pork Cutlet (Korean version of the Japanese Pork Katsu...which tends to be thinner, crispier even, with a tad spicier sauce). Well, we both ordered this dish...and it was enormous! Initially we were sure we could only eat half our plates, but as it went, we licked every bit of it off. Yes...THAT good!! We also added an app, Panko Fried Dumplings...which were good, but I thought it was a bit too heavy. Definitely didn't need this, given the size of our entrees. Service was just OK...but then, this place was VERY casual. Almost gave off this eatery vibe. San Diego isn't known for many Korean restaurants, but I'm so glad we decided to try this!

I really enjoy Woomiok when I'm feeling like a hearty pool of hot soup. Their broth is super rich…read moreand flavorful and it's the best place in San Diego for Korean comfort food. Other than the soups, I love getting their panko dumplings. It's actually my favorite thing on their menu even though it's an appetizer. It's so crispy and paired with their slight sweet and sour dipping sauce, it's perfection. I think the filling is mostly vegetables and glass noodles but I don't even notice the lack of meat because it feels so indulgent. The service is always good. They respond quickly and they also have buttons where you can call a waiter over when you're ready to order or check out.

My favorite Korean spot in San Diego. Every meal I've had here hits the spot!…read more Recommendations: * Premium bossam: tender and flavorful. The small is perfect for two people to share. * Original yukgaejang with ramyun: rich, comforting, and packed with flavor. You can ask for mild if you're sensitive to spice. * Brisket cold buckwheat noodles: refreshing and especially good on a hot day. The food is consistent, and the banchan is solid too, with their kimchi being a standout. Service is always nice and super efficient. Definitely one of my go-to recommendations for food in the Convoy area.

yuk dae jang is a good comforting place to get a meal. i love getting their spicy cold noodles!…read more this time we got the army stew to share and it was tasty! i loved the variety of items they put and the broth was very savory. it wasn't my favorite item that i've gotten from here but i always recommend the cold noodles. parking is ok as the spots are small and sometimes it gets busy but this place is good.

Nov 9, 2024 It's…read morebeen 6 years since I ate here. I came with a friend, and saw I ate here before with the Asian Foodies MeetUp. I feel the same way, the food is expensive, and portions small. I ordered grilled mackerel, but it cost $20 for two fillets and a bowl of rice. Mackerel is just about the cheapest of fishes, sells for $2.29 a lb at Zion Market. The taste of the mackerel wasn't very exciting, I couldn't taste the grill flavor, and I wish they put some marinate on it. The dish I really wanted is Beef Bulgogi (but I like pork better) but it cost $27 and I couldn't bring myself to order it, too expensive. My friend ordered dumplings for about $14, but I did not taste them. My friend only ordered dumplings, which I did not taste. I come to the same conclusion as my previous visit, 6 years before. Not coming back ! Too many other places on Convoy St to try.

I've been wanting to come here for awhile and today is the day. Went on a Saturday afternoon and…read moresurprisingly there was parking. If you know Convoy you already know how difficult parking is. 5/5 We were seated right away once we got in the restaurant. The customer service here is seriously amazing. Staff kept coming back for water and refilled our soup and kept making sure we were good :) 5/5 I love the interior with the wood and the patio seating. There is plenty of seating 5/5 The food is soooo good! We got a mixture of dishes. Army stew, kimichi fried rice, grilled pork, and bibimbap. 5/5 Everything is sooooo good here! I'd recommend it.