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LA Hwaluh - Menu - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I have been here last 5 years. It is fresh always!! And nice service too. If you like live fish, you must visit here

Freshest sashimi in LA for Takeout! This place offers the freshest and most delicious live fish/sashimi for takeout in LA. It's a fantastic option for enjoying high-quality seafood at home. Highly recommend! read more

LA Hwaluh - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Sashimi is fresh but the others was so so.... not worth the drive all the way to los angeles from san jose...

We came on a Wednesday night. First off, for those that seldom frequent ktown for food, the plaza is tiny. The parking is triple parked. When I got there I was so confused but there wasn't any street parking so I stuck my car in a spot. What happens if the two cars parked in front of me needs to leave I wondered. Well the restaurant had scrap paper at the counter for you to write your cell # to place on your windshield. If someone u blocked in wants to leave, they will call u to move your car which totally happened to me mid dinner. So my friend and I went outside to do musical car shuffle. If you aren't used to reversing in tight spots in your car, you may have issues. Now for the food. The menu on the wall is in Korean but they gave us an English menu once they realized we weren't korean. Everything was super fresh. We got the $200 combo that feeds 3-4 and ordered an extra salmon roll. There was so much food we couldn't finish it all. We saw the owner come and net up a big halibut for our sashimi. The meat was so good with the diff dipping sauces. All the raw seafood we had were fantastic. At the end of the meal, we got some very very spicy noodle with fish, kimchi soup and burnt rice porridge. Overall it was a delicious experience. read more

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One of the best places in ktown for korean style fresh sashimi. A very, very much of a hole in the wall place that has been around for 10+ years. Smallest size fresh sashimi (only) is $115 and smallest size sashimi combo (including abalone, other seafood, uni rice, spicy soup etc) is $129. Plenty of food for a male + female, maybe a little bit small portions for two males. A Korean couple running the business. There are about 5 tables even though this place specializes in take outs. Service is not the fastest but it's not slow either. Overall, a pleasant and comfortable dinner experience. General table setup is concise but all dishes are extremely delicious and fresh, everything from appetizers to the main dish (fresh halibut sashimi) and spicy seafood soup to top it all off. **They do NOT sell alcohol but have glasses ready for you if you bring your own. Make sure to buy some from the local Korean markets or the liquor store next door in the same plaza. I honestly really like this as your bill comes out significantly lower if you are a drinker (if you don't drink when eating Korean style sashmi, there would be something wrong with you anyway). Only con is that the menu is only written in Korean, so it would be a naturally difficult experience for non-Koreans. read more

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This is the best/freshest Hwae aka Sashimi you will get in Koreatown! This is a place where it's best for to-go orders. It could be hard to find parking if you are dining in but I always am satisfied with the quality of the fish they use. Everyone complains about the price but you will get the freshest fish for the money you are paying for. read more

LA Hwaluh - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

We tried alive baby octopus, shrimp, anago sashimi. Omg everything was so fresh and cheaper than other places too we will definitely come back here! read more

Sashimi is super fresh! The sashimi price is crazy after pandemic, i was looking for some reasonable price sashimi. The small combo is all over $99 in koreatown including this place, i gave it a try. I never satisfied with the smallest combo in any sashimi place but this place. The side dishes are not many but they serve mauntang(spicy fish soup) in A combo. The fish was so fresh, i love they serve sashimi on top of ice tray for to-go order! The sashimi amount was big enough to feed two people. Next time, i want to try bigger combo with more seafood combinations! I will def go back. read more

LA Hwaluh - A combo $99 - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Had take out: la hwaluh combo 1. Came with so many side dishes. Sashimi was fresh. Abalone and oysters tasted fresh as well. Uni rice was delicious! Didn't get any fried fish but that's okay. Parking. During dinner time it gets pretty hectic in that plaza. Small parking lot. I normally go there to do take out so not an issue. Food is always packaged very well. Will keep going back for more! read more

LA Hwaluh - Uni rice - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This is my go to place for korean sashimi. Always the freshest around the block for sashimi togo. However they did jack up the price quite a bit so im not sure if its the best bang for the bucks :) read more

Don't get me wrong the price and the portion was AMAZING! But this is the one place I wouldn't come too often even with their affordable prices. I saw that they used to have an English menu but that's gone and the only "menu" they had was on the wall. My mom an I ordered the "LA hwal uh combo" which translates to LA live fish combo. It was $74 it comes with a small plate of halibut, sea squirt, abalone, fresh oysters, California roll, uni rice bowl, and spicy fish stew at the end. Usually these combos at other restaurants are $80 or more. The price in my opinion was absolutely amazing! The cuts of the halibut was thick and it was very fresh. Abalone and seasquirt was prepared as soon as we ordered!! :D yumm The uni rice bowl was a bit small.. I did see that the customer base was filled with regulars and they were getting different dishes as us but... that's just something you can't really complain about hahha our uni bowls put together was ONE of the uni bowls on the table next to us :( haha It seemed like the whole family was working that night. The dad on the sashimi, mom with the side dishes and the son with the serving, but I couldn't help but sense that they weren't happy with what they were doing. They didn't smile one bit and none of them cared to ask if their food was any good. I'm very supportive of small, especially family owned, businesses but ...they really made me sad to be eating there. The place isn't great to be honest, it's very run down and ... if you don't walk in to eat there you might actually think they are out of business. BUT they still have A.. so it's okay I'm sure everything's clean haha!! BYOB!! WHAT RESTAURANT HAS BYOB for free no corkage and they are more than willing to bring you shot glasses and beer glasses when you do bring your own alcohol! Would I come back? not too sure but ...it's definitely worth the money here! read more

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What can I say? You get MORE bang for your buck! This place is a hole in the wall with the BEST QUALITY seafood. FRESH! FRESH! FRESH! For only $8 you can get the most fresh buttery uni in a bowl. Uni bowl has perfect amount of sesame flavored rice with 3 different types of caviars, seaweed and sesame seeds. Don't forget they offer FREE condiments consisting of quail eggs, kimchi, pickled dikon, egg soup and soybean. It costs me between $10-12 for live uni (sea urchin) at Redondo Beach but here I'm paying less and it tastes DELISH! Serves was kind of poor. They didn't even ask us what we wanted to drink nor offered us water. Live sea creatures in their tanks:) I must come back to try the live shrimps and oysters. read more

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Update: They had UNI for me!!! And it was AMAZINGGGG so I've decided, I will only come here for UNI! Had the combo again and I'm whatevers on them. I just want UNI UNI UNI! --------- I was just here a few days ago. I believe the yelp hours are wrong. The menu says they open from 3:30pm to 11pm but yelp says 11am to 11pm. I arrived on a Sunday around 6ish pm. Didn't understand much of the menu..ended up ordering the combo for 2 and sadly disappointed to find out that they didn't have any UNI left! I was so incredibly disappointed. I was set on cleaning out their UNI inventory! It's odd that they ran out so quick if they opened at 3:30pm. How can they run out in just a few hours? Anyhow, the lady said they would substitute it for fresh sweet shrimp so I guess that was okay. You know I'd rather eat an ocean of UNI instead! Food wasn't bad for the price. Best combo prices compared to other similar Korean seafood spots around. Combo for 2 included a bunch of side dishes, small plate of Halibut sashimi, sea squirt, abalone, 2 oysters, boiled quail eggs, octopus salad, lettuce and other greens to wrap the sashimi with, 2 sweet shrimps and their heads fried and served later, and 4 pc California roll. Thought the meal was over but the lady came out with another tray of food which I thought was for another party. Turns out it was for us! The finisher was fish stew that had the Halibut fish bones and extra fish meat along with veggies and tofu in it. Stew came with a fried mackerel fish and hot plain rice soup for each of us to slurp on. It was nice to finish with something warm. I'd say food is quite decent. The restaurant itself was run down but oh well. I don't judge by the place. It only fits 5-6 small tables. Tiny place!. There are worse places. If food is good then all else doesn't matter! I'm coming back tonight for my UNI. They better not be out again! Will update rating if UNI is AMAZING....dun dun dun read more

LA Hwaluh - Oysters and sea squirt on one plate. Octopus Salad and the Abalone with side dishes shown - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I always go here. Very fresh Gwang Eo ( Flat fish). Very delicious. If you are planning to pick up sashimi, the lady on the phone gives a pretty accurate pick up time. No need to wait longer than the pick up time given. The sushi rolls are also very fresh. The spicy fish stew (maeuntang) is enough spice to feel the spice. Maybe not for those who don't like spice. But, if you do, it's really good. Properly seasoned in my opinion. Very delicious. Please give them a try, if you are feeling like eating gwang eo sashimi or feeling like getting some rolls. Pretty good pricing for the amount of sashimi and sushi rolls. read more

Man, food here is great, but kind on expensive side....half star off....however, the reason I took another 1.5 star off is because of their service, especially the old Korean lady, I think the owner. Her son is superb but she.... man, you can go experience yourself or forget about it.... read more

I have been back a few times and have been able to order without calling my Korean friend. Win! They have A, B or C orders of halibut sashimi, for 2, 3 or 4 people, respectively. I believe A starts at $55 and goes up. I am told these come with just a few side dishes. You can also get combos. $65 for 2 people, $100 for three. You get a lot of side dishes with this - edamame, corn, quail eggs, abalone, oysters, spicy tuna roll topped with halibut, sea squirt, rice porridge, baked eel (sometimes), variety of kimchee type items, UNI BOWL, grilled mackerel and I'm sure I'm still forgetting things. You get the halibut sashimi with the lettuce leaves, sesame leaves (gyen-nip), miso, garlic and jalapeno. You finish with the spicy seafood soup. The seafood soup is a winner. It has big, substantial chunks of fish, and usually a sac of fish eggs. Nice flavor. While my friends debate whether they like the halibut better here or Hwal A Kwang Jang, the soup is clearly better here (much more fish and substantial ingredients in general). The $65 combo comes with one uni bowl. They are so good we always order extra so everyone has their own ($6-7 each, I don't remember which). And we always add on a pound of amaebi (sweet shrimp) - $35, and ranges from 5-8 shrimp, we've found. The shrimp is so fresh (fished out of the tanks when you order) and the heads are delicious. BTW - the liquor store that shares the parking lot does have beer, wine and soju, but no sake. So you'll have to get that elsewhere if that's what you want with your sashimi. read more

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small spot BYOB the food is fair but not as great as some other spots in ktown service was also very spotty many times, the waitress sat down to drink/eat with regulars which is cool but not when we're sitting there waiting for our food also ran out of a lot of items read more

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This place reminds me of the fish market in Korea. The place is as many of the yelpers describe as outdated and kind of worn out. Any ways the food here is good! The fish is very fresh. They have tanks in the restaurant filled with live fish. They give you a lot of things to snack on and enjoy through the course ranging from veggie pancakes, quail eggs, sushi rolls, fried mackerel, and so on. The main dishes in my opinion is the white fish sashimi (forget what kind of fish it is...),the uni bowl, and the spicy cod soup. Yes BYOB so you can turn a sashimi dinner into as much of a rager as you want. Some Koreans that come here seriously get their drank on and get pretty loud tbh.. The price is very affordable for the amount of food that you're getting. Sashimi is suuuper expensive. What chu talking about when you say that this place is expensive. It's $74 for fresh sashimi for 2 people. Where else can you get all the food they give at this price anywhere else?! If such a place exists plz let me know so I can try it! Service is decent. They aren't as enthusiastic as they used to be about their business, sadly that's quite noticeable. We aren't regulars but we have been returning every now and then over the years so I feel like they know us by now. Hope this place never closes even though just by the looks of it it looks like it might any second now. Will definitely be back. read more

This place is super racist. I went in at 10:15 to make a takeout order, and the woman there told me they were closed meanwhile on the door it says it closed at 11. So I walked around the corner and called them to place a pickup order & they told me come back in 10 minutes. When i walked in the acted scared until I said i called in for the order of oysters. read more

it's a BYOB restaurant, just bring whatever you like to drink, and get ready to eat a lot of fresh and raw seafood with a very reasonable price. The biggest abalone I had among all these Korean style seafood restaurants. The seafood adventure is ON! read more

This is truly authentic Korean Hwaluh (much better than sashimi and super fresh) We got to-go for a party of 10. The Owner was so kind and gave us kimchi patties for on the go. Will definitely be back to try the live octopus dish! Great service and great food. The Hwaluh also came with oysters and abalone. read more

LA Hwaluh - To-Go Halibut Sashimi (Hwaluh) - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This review is solely for the food. Due to the fact that it was so good, I won't comment on the decor, atmosphere, restrooms etc. Came here around 5pm on a Thursday night with my boyfriend. I was up on the game with the BYOB so we stopped by the liquor store on the same plaza to pick up some soju and beer. Only one other table was taken. Couldn't convince the BF to split the sashimi combo so we just ordered a la cart. Oysters came out first and were delicious. They were spicy and had great flavor. Boyfriend who typically is not an oyster fan, gulped them right up. Best $10 1/2 dozen oysters I ever had. Spicy tuna was next. It was fresh and tasty. Great value for $5. Live shrimp were amazing, as long as you don't mind your food moving. Best I ever had. Next time we are definitely getting a pound. Uni rice bowl was fire! The sesame oil was a nice touch. Lastly, we were hooked up with the squid side fish, which we both thought was fresh, tasty and not rubbery at all. I can see myself becoming a regular here. Next time I'm taking someone who's not afraid to try the rest of the menu. read more

LA Hwaluh - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Omg... so good and the food just keeps on coming. Small hole in the wall cater to local Koreans. Love this place and the uni is humorous... biggest I have ever seen. read more

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This is a wonderful, no frills sushi spot. I always get the Halibut Roll, for only $12. It comes with wonderful sides, and the fish is incredibly fresh. Highly recommend. read more

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Great Little hole in the wall. They have a small parking lot with tandem spots, you can also park on the street. Everyone there was very nice. Menu on the wall is all in Korean, But don't worry the menu they give you has English. Best part was BYOB. So just sit down and order and tell them your gonna go to the liquor store right next door to grab some alcohol and the side dishes will be ready when you get back. We got the LA Combo. (serving size 2 people) i think it was Just a little too much for 2. if you want to invite a 3rd wheel to help you out that might be better but it does only come with 2 Uni bowls so might not work out as well unless you guys can learn to share :P If it only 2 people save room for the Uni Bowl which comes at the end. Photo Credit: http://www.laweekly.com/restaurants/10-byobs-with-no-corkage-in-los-angeles-4851664 read more

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LA Hwaluh is basically the fish/seafood aisle at an Asian grocery store + tables and chairs. If you're an ambiance snob, don't even try to come here. + BYOB!!!!!!! free! Some people had vodka, others had endless bottles of soju and beer. We had wine.... fun! Bring your own booze is always a plus. Initially we ordered the Sashimi combo A for $59 + an uni bowl, but our waiter suggested the LA Combo (Serving size = 2 people) for 3 of us to get more variety for cheaper. I was happy w ith his suggestion because we got to really try all of the menu. LA Combo comes with: + halibut sashimi - Really fresh, thick slices, huge portion. so yummy with wasabi. + 2 oysters - There was 3 of us so they thoughtfully gave us 3 so we wouldn't have to fight over the 2 lol. Fat and fresh. So good. + sea squirt - You have to be somewhat adventurous for sea squirt. Very bitter so make sure you squeeze lots of lemon. I thought it was interesting...... but good lol. + abalone - Texture like cartridge. I liked it a lot. Comes with abalone stomach. Also interesting but very good. + uni bowl - Not as much uni as I was hoping for, but still a good amount. Tasted fresh as well. You can never go wrong with uni. + side dishes - SO MANY side dishes!!! rice porridge for each person, SNAILS!, quail eggs, veggie pancakes, salmon sashimi salad (which was so fresh and good), fish spicy soondooboo, an entire grilled fish, steamed egg, and cornnnnnn cheeeeeeeeeeese yummy. We will most definitely be back. read more

a small hole-in-the-wall live sashimi spot. they have san nakjji which is a small octopus. they usually serve it super live. meaning, they cut into small pieces and serve immediately, and it is usually lightly seasoned with sesame and sesame oil. so you see the pieces moving around. and when you eat it, it sticks to the insides of your mouth.. which is as fresh as you can get. they also have halibut which seems pretty fresh. the price is good also. read more

Some couple notes about this place: 1) BYOB - which is amazing. there is a liquor store in the same plaza so stock up and go in! 2) parking is horrendous!!! if you park in the lot, you will get blocked, so find street parking if you can We ordered the LA Combo #1, mainly for the Uni Bow, and some other side items. I got to say, they do give you a lot of food, but there aren't enough carbs to make one full. Some of the highlights: + UNI BOWL - Beautiful presentation, but the taste was a bit flat. The Uni's fresh for sure, but overall the bowl isn't as flavorful as i would've liked. + SASHIMI - Again, beautiful presentation and very very fresh. get this if you want some clean sashimi. + LIVE OCTOPUS - Not on the combo menu, but how many places can you get live, squirming octopus tentacles?? Quite an experience...very crunchy + SQUIRT FISH - oooh boy...not a fan of this. I can typically do briny, but this was briny and bitter...definitely full on ocean in your mouth. Some of my friends liked it, so it's all about personal preference + ABALONE - Crunch and simple. I enjoyed this with and without sauce. read more

Imagine going to a Korean fisher man's house near ocean. The Place may look poor but you know him and his wife got real stuff! All live all fresh. If you know the difference between Japanese and korean sashimi, This is the one of la best kept secret for Korean sashimi place. I love everything there. Specially the raw shrimp. They bring the meat and later they bring the fried shrimp head. At 1st, I thought what the heck? But it tasted sooooo good. Unbelievable! Who would thought? Then I saw next day, the food channel was featuring fried shrimp head from some American restaurant. Wow. Anyway, the people were so kind and explaining to my non-Korean friends in broken english what the different food were about. They were very generous with extra side dish and some complimentary samples. (Please do not take advantage of them!) My friends were so happy and excited to have such a great experience. I know this is mom and pop shop and should be kept secret but I also want them to do well in their business. So here I share with you all. read more

This is not your typical sashimi restaurant. This is the sashimi restaurant for the people. Yes the interior is simple, and looks a little run down but I think it adds to the charm of this place. Fish is extremely fresh as are the oysters and uni. The restaurant is definitely Korean style so you end up with some side dishes that are unique to these sort of restaurants. Completely different than the vibe you get at a typical sushi restaurant. No frills, fresh fish, BYOB..... read more

This is a small hole-in-the-wall Korean seafood place. It's small and doesn't really feel clean, but on the other hand serves very fresh seafood for very good prices. They also have tanks with shrimps and other seafood right there! We were a party of 8 and had some trouble getting seated because it was so small and they finally just had to wait for some tables to clear so they could combine a bunch of the small tables, but even then it was cramped. The waiters were kind of slow with our food too. What sets this apart is that it's a Korean BYOB place!! I'd never heard of such a thing before. It's true that there's a liquor store in the same plaza, but we just brought a box of soju and a lot of beer and had a great time here. Seafood (uni rice bowl, sannakji, etc.) is fresh and definitely cheaper than other Korean seafood restaurants in the area I've been to (e.g., Masan, T Equals Fish), though by the same token I've had fresher seafood at those other places, probably. The big redeeming quality is the BYOB. It's especially worth checking out if you're coming in a big group and/or can drink a lot, so you can make it worth it! read more

i was told they had an awesome uni rice bowl, so i had to try it. who can say no to uni+rice?? what i ate: - A plate combo so we could get all the random side dishes (there were only 2 of us): came with: porridge, uni+rice bowl, abalone, steamed egg, edamame, quail eggs, fresh oysters, seaweed crackers, fried savory pancake (jun), corn, fresh lettuce/perilla leaves. ending with awesome fish stew ... everything was decent yummy, but i was only wowed by the fish stew. the sashimi is fresh! the uni bowl is good, but sad to say ive had better. but it seems to be a popular dish - the table next to us ordered a few extra pros: - if i were an older korean man (ahjusshi) craving some FRESH fish and wanting to share a bottle (or five) of soju with my ahjusshi buddies, this would be my go to spot. i think my dad would love coming here. - cheap: for the amount of seafood, this is pretty reasonable, cheap even. $65 for combo A - limited menu: the menu is small, and they know what theyre doing. but, it would be a mistake to come here with someone whos allergic to seafood. - seafood stew/jigae: being korean and growing up with endless bowls of gook bahp (soup + rice), im pretty picky when it comes to soup, but i was pretty wowed by the stew. very fishy and flavorful, but it had a nice clean aftertaste. cons: - no liquor license. BUT WAIT! liquor store in the same plaza, so buy what you need and bring it back. the restaurant will provide you with an ice bucket and glasses - parking: SMALL lot. plenty of double parking allowed, but just make sure youre sober enough to move it ;) - small: possibly only about 6-8 4top tables. - hole in the wall ghetto. its not some classy seafood joint. so, would i come again? ... if i woke up and became a soju swilling ahjusshi, id probably be here at least every other week with all my other ahjusshi friends. but, alas, im not. if i were in the mood, id go to my local korean sushi joint for this kind of meal. read more

LA Hwaluh is located in the most random plaza on 8th. They have fresh sashimi (halibut), san nakji, mungae, etc. Delicious uni bowl w/ just the perfect amount of rice, seaweed, and toppings! The best part... BYOA~ bring your own alcohol! Bucket of ice is provided. read more

Hard to communicate with them because they don't speak good english but I would come back here for the uni bowl and for the fried sardine. Also it was cool that you can bring your own sake a beer from the liquor store next door. read more

Went here yesterday after craving some sushi/raw fish. I haven't had korean style sashimi in a while and I really really wanted some fresh halibut sashimi. I found LA Hwaluh on yelp and judging from the few, but solid, reviews, I decided to give it a try. I went with 2 of my friends and we ordered the set A meal (75$), which includes a plate of halibut sashimi and many side dishes. Looking at the other tables around us, I realized that we should've just gotten the small ($33 dollars) instead and ordered two of them. The supposedly "large" A set wasn't even that much larger than the small... and with 3 very hungry girls, the entire plate was gone in no less than 10 minutes. The fish quality was good and pretty fresh. The halibut tasted great when wrapped in the lettuce pieces with the sauces they provided. Included in the set, we got: steamed egg, ordinary banchan (kimchi, radish, veggie pancakes, quail egg, etc) grilled mackerel raw squid in sauce (pretty good) porridge abalone sashimi (not that great and extremely small!! plus I ate the gut and that was just awful T_T) kimchi and cod hot pot I was still hungry towards the end so I ordered the sea urchin with rice, fish eggs, and seaweed. This dish was served straight in a sea urchin ($7 for a larger urchin and $6 for a smaller one). I would've liked a larger one, but due to bad luck, I got a small urchin. The flavor of the urchin was not as sweet as expected.... making me wonder if the urchins have been dead for a while. Anyways, the urchin rice was still good and the eggs and seaweed complemented the taste of the urchin. Overall, it was a good meal... but pretty overpriced. The side dishes were very ordinary and though the fish was good, it wasn't enough to satisfy us. read more

Their sushi here is very fresh!! The free side dishes they give you are very delicious and of high quality!!! It's a tiny place, but enjoyed dining here!! Note: if you wanna drink, they allow BYOB here! We didn't know, so we went to the liquor store in the same plaza and bought some drinks and had them at the restaurant. read more

I went there with my friends today for dinner and it was the WORST restaurant we have been to !! I have been using Yelp almost everyday, and this is the first time that I am giving a 1 star and wanna write a review so people wouldn't have a horrible dining experience.... First, the decoration of the restaurant was really ghetto. It's not like I am looking for a fancy restaurant of something, but it was definitely under average, makes you want to leave when u step in. Second, poor service. I don't have anything against these kind of family run business, but they didn't serve water when we sits down and every time when we need something we have pretty much yelled because they wouldn't come and ask you anything other than bring the foods. Third, the FOOD. So the only reason that we came to this restaurant was because they have korean style Uni rice. However, it was really disappointing. The uni was really small, and seems like they are reusing the shell( or whatever u called it) as the "bowl" rather than fresh uni. We got the 2 people combo so there was also other seafood. The abalone also sucks but the oyster was really good. So if u are looking for uni rice bowl, just go somewhere else..... read more

Cool place. Really enjoyed the food.

If you're looking for a "nice" place, this ain't it. But if you want that fresh eat-at-the-fish-market kind of a place, then this is it. One might even call this an "ahjushi/ahjumma" place. Korean-style sashimi with the staple porridge and spicy fish stew at the end. The fish are fresh; you can tell your money is going into the food, and nothing else really. My go-to place with the fellas. read more