Was pleasantly surprised at this restaurant. It is beautiful inside. Clean and modern. Nice colouring in the building, really chearful. Beatiful artwork. Really decieving if you look at it from the outside. Nice diverse Korean menu. Lots of things to try. We decided on the seafood pancakes and one of thier clay pot bulgogi. Everything came quickly and delicous. The seafood pancake was full of seafood. Really delicous. And dipped in sauce, even better. The bulgogi was generous in flavour and ingrediants. We had to take some home. And it came with banchan - little accompliments to add. I liked the beansprouts and the kimchi the best. Services was prompt and polite. I will be back again for sure. Prices are reasonable for the serving size and qaulity. read more

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My visits to Lee House in Chinatown Edmonton have been decent at most. While they provide a selection of Korean dishes that are satisfactory, the pricing seems relatively high considering the portion sizes. I would rate my experience as 7/10. If I were to visit again, I'd recommend trying: - Beef Bulgogi - Spicy Pork Belly Bokkeum read more

Lee House - the menu of the restaurant - Korean Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

The food was amazing and the portions were huge. Lee House has never been a miss for us. We love the pork belly BBQ and the kimchi fried rice every single time. The crispy seafood pancake appetizer is the best in Edmonton. Their service is impeccable and the ambiance is cozy and modern at the same time. You get your money's worth on a date night or group dinner here. read more

Lee House - Seafood Pancake - Korean Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

The menu of Korean food here may have you scratching your head as to what to order, but all you need to remember is get the bibimbap, bulgogi and pot stew and you'll be sorted. Of course, those who venture out may be pleasantly surprised by its various Korean dishes too. Placed in China Town, it's a great spot for those working in the areas that have a hankering for Korean barbecue plates, from short ribs to chicken thigh. I like the bibimbap the crunchiness of the rice in hot stone bowl is the best! I just don't like that the fried chicken is a little bit sweet and the seafood pancake is not flavorful. I like the ambiance so relaxing and the brown rice tea is amazing. Customer service is good. read more

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Delicious Korean food, ready for take-away. Hadn't eaten here before, but tried the jap chae and pork belly bokkeum (stir fry). Completely delicious! Also tried the dry chicken wings, but they were a little bland. If I try the chicken again I'd get one of the other styles. The serving size was HUGE though - the small portion of wings was enough for 3-4 people. It's probably not the *healthiest* meal, but definitely a delicious treat now and then! read more

Incredibly classy place in the heart of Chinatown. The restaurant is bright, spacious and clean, and the service is excellent. The tables have heating pads on them, in case you order any of the shareable hot pot kinds of meals. I went for the clay pot Bulgogi, which had lots of beef and glass noodles, and was in a broth that was rich and had flavour points that reminded me of plum sauce. Meals are served with four sides: potato noodles, seaweed, kimchi, and bean sprouts. The menu is very details (indicating spicy, gluten-free, and such) and prices are on the higher side, but reasonable. I'm already looking forward to my next visit. read more

Lee House - Clay pot Bulgogi - Korean Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

We hadn't been to Lee House in a while... not since they were in their old location south of Whyte Ave. We were cutting across the city last night from the Richie area back to St. Albert and decided to drive down the 97th Chinatown area hoping something would jump out at us for dinner. Lee House, did and we are glad it worked out that way. The Korean Fried Chicken here is incredible. Last night we tried the garlic soy for the first time. Personally I prefer the original (spicy) but the garlic soy was damn tasty too. We also tried the kimchi fried rice and the Spicy Bulgogi last night, paired with Buck Wheat tea. Everything was great, including the service. Quiet on a Sunday evening and just what we wanted. The new 97 Street location is nice and much bigger than the old location. Another great dining option in Edmonton's awesome Chinatown area. read more

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my girlfriend and I order fried chicken and corn cheese and other main dish. I didnt like their fried chicken it looks like it was sitting there for a while or might reuse the chicken, the breading burn too. corncheese was the last thing came out of the order , i was so close to cancel it. when it came , I didnt like the way it tasted it was like corn came out of a can add some milk and cheese and throw in the microwave . i was hoping that it was gonna be good. the restaurant was not even busy when we ate. the main dish aare decent because i only order fried rice and noodles, there's no way they gonna fck that up. I talked to manager after I paid, she was asking if she can do anything to make me comeback next time , and I said there will be no next time because im not coming back here. lastly I took the corn cheese and chicken gave it to homeless, they might like it. read more

My friend and I made a point of going to eat in China town for the first time. So after driving 2-3 times up and down 97 st, trying to see through the darkness and September snow, we decided it would be Lee house. It was pretty full when we got in. They were two big groups but that didn't stop the staff to promptly give ya our seat. We had good and friendly service throughout the night. The place was clean and had a gas operated stove top on the table. Previously, you would cook your own meat there but due to lack of ventilation it's only for hot pot now. We ordered the hot stone wild mushroom Bibimpap, Bibimpap and a Bulgogi. They were all very tasty. And of course it came with refillable side! My experience was great and I am certain I'll go back there. read more

Lee House - Use the stove top as a tray :( - Korean Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

What a delightful surprise in the heart of Chinatown and in what I have to say is a sketchy outward appearance. Delicious Korean cuisine served by a lovely server. Loved the bulgogi noodles and bibimbap. The fried chicken, although hot, crispy, and moist, lacked flavour so if we were to order again, would choose one that came with a sauce. Loved the little side dishes that came with the meal, typical of Korean meals. The space is clean, bright and welcoming. I look forward to our return! read more

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Feel ripped off. Ordered delivery from skip and paid $32 for 2 1/2 slivers of bbq short ribs. I see the pictures from others and that portion is way bigger dining in so why isn't delivery the same?!? Trying to support local restaurants in this pandemic only to be sent sub standard food. Beef soup was also very lacking in flavour and beef but was a bowl of bean sprouts in broth essentially. Called restaurant but was brushed off telling me that's how they rip people off and that's it deal with it. $80 for nothing pretty much. Never again!! read more

Lee House - Bbq short ribs and beef soup - Korean Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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Edmonton has a real lack of KBBQ spots compared to Calgary, which is a real disappointment since I've never been to an authentic KBBQ place. Midnight late searching lead me to find Lee house, so I begged the boyfriend to go! The one thing that drew me in was that they had table top grilling, the one thing I wanted to try again. So when we got to lee house, imagine my disappointment when the server told us there was a fire ban so they'd have to cook it in the kitchen :( We ordered the LA Kalbi from a lot of raves I saw on yelp, the famous friend chicken half portion, and the bulgolgi. There was a lot of banchan (side dishes) that came with the food, but we only really stuck to the rice. My favourite was tied between the fried chicken and bulgolgi. The fried chicken was something I was weary about ordering since whenever I order saucy chicken from Korean or Chinese restaurants, it usually disappoints me. But this was definitely one of the best fried chicken's I've ever had! The sauce was delicious, spicy and not over bearing but didn't leave your tongue burning at the end. A bit pricy, 18$ for a half order but it was worth it. The bulgolgi, I was also pretty weary about since I've never tried it and the meat itself looked very bland, but I was SO wrong. Even though it had a lack lustre appearance, it was definitely full of flavour. The only bad thing about the dish was that there was definitely more vegetables (cabbage) than actual bulgolgi. Now for the LA kalbi.... it was definitely not worth the $25 dollars. It's 4 slices of beef, and you'd think for something that pricy you want more quantity and quality, but it wasn't the case. I'd honestly tasted better kalbi at Koryo in the malls. Don't order it if you have high expectations for it. Over all, I paid around $80 including the tip for the meal. I think I should've spent my money else where as I don't think the 3 dishes were really worth it. The fried chicken and bulgolgi were definitely dishes I'd come back for, but I'd skip the Kalbi. read more

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Loved it here! It's very authentic Korean equipped even with the "ping-pong" sounding button for service. Very efficient service system! We had the spicy bulgogi ($15), the Kim chi pancake ($12) and the 1/2 order of Lee House chicken ($18). It also included the side dishes of Kim chi, spicy daikon, soy beans, seaweed and a single bowl of rice. Spicy and savory all dishes really packed a punch. Delicious but not recommended if you are sensitive to chillies! The food was plentiful and we took half of our meal home. Service was great. Restaurant was clean. Bathrooms were clean. They even have super energetic K-Pop in the background in case you had any doubts on what kind of restaurant you are in. I can't want to go back. Miss it already! read more

Lee House - Spicy Bulgogi with side dishes! - Korean Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Very good place despite the location. This Korean food restaurant is located in the heart of China town. I went around lunch time and it was dead inside which means great service. The have several options, unfortunately not a lot of options for Vegetarians. My dish was pretty much a stir fry of clear noodles with mushrooms. My friend ordered a hot bowl that she said was delicious. Overall this restaurant is delicious but a bit pricey for the portion and food. read more

Lee House is located along the busy strip of 97 Street, right across from Lucky 97 Supermarket. It occupies the corner of a building and is much bigger than their location off of Whyte Avenue. The space is clean and furnished with tables, chairs, and decor straight from Korea. The decor is rustic and each table is equipped with a built in stove for Korean BBQ. With all the changes, I was excited when I finally had the chance to visit. Along with the renovations, Lee House made some big changes to the menu. They kept the classic dishes, like their famous chicken balls, but also added some new ones - most notably, Korean street food, lunch boxes, and more soups. One of my favourite street foods is ddukbokki, a combination of rice cakes and fish cakes in a spicy chili sauce. Lee House's Dubboki ($9.95) features rice cake sticks mixed with fish cakes, cabbage, and onion in a spicy sweet Korean chili sauce and a hard boiled egg. The mixture is gooey and has a nice spicy kick, and the rice cakes are cooked to a soft, chewy consistency. Unfortunately the sauce was too sweet for my liking, as I like my chili sauce to be on the savoury side. The Jab Chae Bokeum ($12.95) at Lee House is my favourite jab chae in Edmonton. The combination of the sweet potato noodles with cabbage, carrot, onion, and black fungus in a sweet soy sauce is delicious. The noodles are stir fried with the perfect amount of oil so that the noodles don't stick together and it is deliciously garlicky. I love the chewy noodles and always order this dish when I visit Lee House. To warm up on a cold day Korean soups and stews fit the bill. The Yuk Gae Jang ($12.95) came to the table in a bright red beef broth with shredded beef brisket, an egg, green onion, and shiitake mushroom. Given the colour, the stew surprisingly wasn't spicy. There was a nice portion of brisket but it felt like the dish was mostly broth. I would have loved if there were more substantial ingredients in it. Overall, Lee House is a welcome addition to the busy Chinatown strip. Customer favourites from the original menu remain, and I'm looking forward to returning to try more of the new ones. Although I didn't try the BBQ items, I would definitely consider ordering some of the dishes for dinner when I have more time. Service is fairly quick, especially with a built in call bell at each table. The Whyte Avenue location recently re-opened following some renovations and I've heard that drastic changes have been made to the menu. Classic dishes are gone, and it's more of a location offering quick food options. So if you're craving your favourite Lee House dishes, Chinatown is the location you have to visit. read more

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I've been waiting for what seems like ages for Lee House's latest restaurant to open up shop. Seriously, it's been in limbo since the spring time. What took so long? I guess, as the saying goes, you have to wait for the good things in life. Anyways, we had a little reunion with one of my buddies from out of town and went to check out Lee House's latest digs. The place was pretty packed for a Wednesday evening and is split into two different areas, the left side more compact with smaller tables while the right side is for bigger groups of families and friends. The restaurant has a very spacious, open air feeling and they clearly put a lot of time and effort into making things look great. I was hoping that they would put more of their focus on Korean BBQ, as Edmonton is seriously lacking a good place. We shall see, I'm sure things will change when they finish renovating their original Whyte Ave shop. While we were waiting for my buddy to show up, we perused the menu which has quite the variety of options. We decided to try several of their BBQ options but sadly, we didn't even get to grill any meat. Sad face. Also, I have to mention service was pretty weak, even for an Asian restaurant. We could barely hear when the waitress told us what our dishes were, had to ask for tea several times, and it was hard to flag down someone to take our order. I'm sure it will get better once they settle in. We ordered: - Banchan and rice bowls - the banchan were all good, especially the bean sprouts and spinach. I just wish they brought out more/re-filled them during our meal. - Bibimbap ($10.95) - steamed rice topped with vegetables (carrots, spinach, zucchini, daikon, bean sprouts) over a lightly fried egg. They brought out the Korean chili paste in a separate bottle, so you can add as much as you want. The bibimbap was decent but nothing to write home about. - Jap chae bokeum ($11.95) - potato noodles with mixed vegetables, black fungus mushroom in a sweet soy mushroom sauce. This dish was perfectly done! Noodles had the perfect chew. I think I just love noodles. Someone teach me how to make this at home. - Bulgogi ($14.95) - sliced beef marinated in a sweet soy garlic sesame sauce. - Spicy pork loin bulgogi ($14.95) - sliced pork loin marinated in a sweet onion, garlic chili paste. Slightly spicy, full of flavour, this was my favourite bulgogi dish of the night. - Sweet ginger pork bulgogi ($14.95) - sliced pork loin marinated in a sweet ginger sesame soy. I didn't get too much ginger flavour from this one, but it was still quite tasty. So to sum up, first visit (of what I'm sure will be many) was pretty good. Lots of interesting items to lure you back. We'll have to make sure next time we try out their other BBQ items and do some grilling! I'm impressed with all the good Korean restaurants in town - make sure to add this one to your list of must try. read more

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We went here for my daughters birthday. Wifey had a great time and loved all the food! Service was awesome and prompt! Food was excellent for a good price! A must try! read more

Brought some friends with us to Lee House this past holiday Monday. Thankfully they were open considering it was a holiday and we could also make reservations. Our friends love ethnic foods but I have never been to Lee House so my hubby and I did the ordering. We ordered a hot stone bowl rice with veggies known as the dol sot bibimbap, bulgolgi beef, fried chicken and a huge pot of pork bone stew. They were super understaffed and had quite a few tables ordering on Monday so food too a bit more time to arrive. We also ran into some issues with the hot plate for our pork bone stew so that took a while to figure out. We did have other food items arrive in meantime so that was good. Eventually, they gave us a portable burner to cook the stew. Everything else was delicious. I always like how the fried chicken is not oily yet still juicy! The bibimbap arrived hot and sizzling. There was one small issue with our bulgolgi as well but they apologized for that and even took it off our bill. Overall, good location and food. I'm sure the next time we go it won't be as short staffed. Perhaps Monday was just an off day. Go check them out at their downtown location for now as the one on gateway is still closed for renos. read more

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An excellent place for Korean food in Edmonton. Really enjoyed the spicy pork neck bone soup. It was a large portion for a decent price. I had four side dishes that were plentiful and very tasty. It wasn't that busy but it seemed there was only one person taking orders and bringing out food. So if you're tucked away on the side, it is hard to get noticed even though you ring the bell a few times. Yes, each table has a little button to ring a little bell for someone to come to your table. Service was overall okay and the restaurant was nice and clean. Staff were polite and friendly. read more

Lee House - Spicy pork neck bone soup with side dishes - Korean Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Upon an error in thinking there was a E.S.O. concert to watch tonight, I ended coming to Lee House instead with a friend. It opens till 10 PM on weekdays so that is handy. This use to be the one by Whyte Ave on Calgary Trail. So for those who remember that location this place has a lot more room. The food is pretty good for the pricing. The spiciness of the Kim Chi is a little on the light side however some might like it like that. All in all its a good place to come eat at. They have dishes that you can order and share by table top cooking so definitely bring some friends and have a nice meal together. read more

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Everybody has a list of restaurants that they refer to when the question of "where shall we eat out tonight?" comes up. Old Strathcona's Lee House is one of those restaurants on my list. Whenever I'm in doubt, or just not feeling up to review or try a new, up and coming shop, Joe and I go to Lee House. It's one of our favourites for "hotpot" stews and the all notorious KFC, Korean fried chicken. Wing Chicx and Coco Deep Fried Chicken may have increased the Korean chicken popularity, but Lee House was one of the first, and one of oldest Korean restaurants in Edmonton. At time of writing, the Old Strathcona location is undergoing a facelift, but have no fear. They've opened up another shop, this time right on 97 St Chinatown across from the anchoring Lucky 97 Supermarket. It's even closer to us now. I couldn't be happier! The new Lee House offers more BBQ items with stations at each table, something their original location did not. Currently, they are offering the full menu (plus new dishes) and an array of BBQ dishes. I was told that when they reopen their Old Strathcona location though, the menus will be different. Can't wait to see two distinct spaces. For now though, here's what Joe and I had last week at their grand opening night. To start, we had the "Gang Jung Chicken", crispy-fried chicken thigh strips and rice cakes, tossed in a honey, soy, sesame glaze and topped with green onions. Joe and I had recently traveled to Seoul and one my most memorable meals was "cup chicken", a cup of deep fried chicken pieces, crispy rice cakes, tossed in with tater tots, mixed with a sweet spicy glaze and mayo sauce. Oh my God. I had seconds. And thanks to the GPS tracking on my phone, I know exactly where to find it. I'll eventually post my Seoul trip one day... it's a big project. Anyways, sidetracking. So that's why we ordered the dish. Flavours were there although I wished there was an option of a sweet spicy sauce. The kitchens and staff seemed frantically busy that night so the rice cakes were a little on the chewy, overcooked side and were beginning to harden by the time I got into the dish. Otherwise, it would have been a home run! You'll notice that wrote "I" got into the dish. Joe's "allergic" (questionable...) to peanuts. We don't normally make a point to asking if dishes have peanuts on them but we probably should. There's peanuts all over this dish. Beware! Joe wanted to order our usual stew again, but I put my foot down. We need to try the meats and BBQ! That is, after all, what the location will be specializing in. We can always to go the Old Strathcona location once it opens up for the stew! We're not the biggest meat eaters so it was safer for us to order only one kind of meat for the BBQ station and one sizzling hot plate dish. The "Spicy Pork Loin Bulgogi" came out piping hot, thinly sliced and tender, and marinated in a sweet ginger sesame soy sauce. Yuuuuum, and not overly spicy! Our BBQ item: "L.A. Kalbi" arrived at the same time but took a few minutes for it to be cooked. A traditional marinade of Asian pear, soy, honey, garlic and sesame, these were soooooo good. Honestly, how can you go wrong with short ribs. All BBQ items (with the exception of sizzling hot plate dishes) come with a variety of sides: assorted lettuce greens, miso paste, raw garlic, Korean chill paste, and an onion salad to cut the heat. Nom nom nom. I need to go back ASAP to try the "Won Kalbi", a bone-in ribeye filet, and the pork belly. I have a feeling the "L.A. Kalbi" is a winner though. The meat is cooked for you, our server coming around to adjust the heat and check up on it regularly. Seasoned veterans I'm sure can BBQ the meats themselves though and they wouldn't mind. Other menu items that look promising: an array of jeon, a traditional savoury egg, flour batter mixture with vegetables, with or without meat or seafood; a fried chicken lunch box with a choice of their amazing kam poong gi (fried chicken balls), or Lee House chicken (KFC); and some stews and soups that I swear weren't on the menu before... like the rice cake pot stew. Drools. As per usual, a variety of banchan (side dishes) - kimchi, bean sprouts, pickled radish, spinach - came with our meal and a bowl of rice each. Looking forward to the re-opening of their Old Strathcona location and can't wait to see the two locations of Lee House serve different menus! I didn't think I would be craving Korean food this soon after my trip to Seoul, but boy. Lee House sure hits the spot. Congratulations to Lee House on their expansion, I will be back soon! read more

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My daughter and I had lunch at Lee House today, and really enjoyed it. We found out about the place on yelp, and thought because of the good ratings we would give it a try. We were not disappointed. Firstly the place is spotless. That is always a good sign. The waitress was friendly and helpful with the menu which helped too. Sara and I started with kimchi pancakes. Not as spicy as I thought they would be, but they had nice flavour. For the main course we both had the stone bowl bibimbap. It was excellent. The oven hot bowl was sizzling when it arrived which gave the rice a nice crust. Once mixed together with a little sweet hot sauce and garnished with kimchi and sautéed veggies it was fantastic. We will be back, and next time we will bring the whole family. read more

This is the only thing you ever need to eat here. Well probably the regular Almost famous fried chicken, bibimbap, and black bean noodles, but it's the chicken balls that keep me coming back. These hand rolled and potato starched chicken balls is big enough for 2, considering the regular korean side dishes of kim chi and such also come out after you order. The Korean chicken here is pretty decently breaded and sauced that it's worth probably getting both the wet and dry versions. The sauced chicken is so spice for a little child, so if you're pretty sensitive to spiciness you can just have the sauce on the side and venture at your own risk. Located in Chinatown, there used to be 2 locations, but i think the one that is located off whyte is being renovated or doesn't exist....i don't know, go google it. Pretty standard korean restaurant so don't forget to press the button on the table to get service or else you'll be staring at the waitress all night and not get any water. Sal says: Just try it read more

Just happened to eat here when my usual Pho place across the street was closed. So happy that I tried it :) I had the beef bulgogi bowl - it was great! It was very tasty and loved the egg on top. They even gave me a whole squeeze bottle of the spicy red pepper sauce, Yum! My friend had a spicy soup with beef and veggies and she loved it too. The service was very good and we had a great time. We are definitely going back to try the Korean BBQ! read more

As I saw that this restaurant had pretty good reviews on Yelp, I had to give it a try. I took a friend of mine from the store that I'm serving as a consultant to, with me, and we both had two good meals. I went with the stone pot bibimbap and my friend chose to go with the gold Gogi. They came with for side dishes. They were kimchi, marinated bean sprouts, spiced seaweed and some marinated Potato Sticks. read more

Absolutely there best Korean by far that I have had in Edmonton. Definitely be coming back again! Family owned just took over couple weeks ago. Doesn't look like much out side but inside if for sure authentic looking and clean. They play all kinds of Korean music not just K-pop. We order bulgogi beef and the bibimbab bowl with beef. Both were just down right delicious. Sorry no picture it was ate so quick. None left . Mmmmm read more

Ordered the LA Kalbi and Kimchi Stew. The stew was great but I found the portions for the LA Kalbi smaller than what you would expect for the price. Service was nice and area has free parking in the evening. read more

Having craved Korean Barbecue since I moved here from Toronto. I was sad to find a lack of open stove Korean Barbecue restaurants in Edmonton (due to some sort of open flame table top issue? I'm not 100% sure on that). This was the next best thing we found. The food here was delightful, we had kimchi fried rice, beef bulgogi and the famous fried chicken. The kimchi fried rice and the chicken had a bit of heat but wasn't over powering. The beef bulgogi was very flavourful and the complementary sides were just the right sizes for 2 or 3 people (there is a one extra free round policy on the sides but it wasn't an issue for us). Servers were friendly and I would come back again. The decor was nice and service was incredibly fast. My only gripe which isn't a big one is that it's a bit on the pricey side of things but I've found that to be the case with most ethnic foods in the Edmonton area so I won't knock them for that. Overall I would come again. Expect to spend around $40-50 or so for 2 people depending on what you order. read more

Lee House - Interior with large mural art on the wall - Korean Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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Been looking for a korean bbq restaurant. Saw the pictures posted here with the grills; but I guess they took them off cuz there were no table bbq grills when I went. They currently grill them for u in the kitchen... which is no fun. Food is quite authentic though, but really bummed that they no longer offer table grill... read more

Have always loved this place but recently had a bad experience when the waitress continued to rush me and my group of friends before we even got the chance to order our food. I understand that since I didn't book a reservation and was accompanied by a big group, it was inconvenient. As I server, I could understand if they asked us to eat elsewhere, however, the restaurant was empty. It was really unpleasant to be continually asked if my friends were coming or on their way. Not only was this disheartening, the waitress gave us an attitude when we said we will go elsewhere out of ease and did not even offer so much as an apology. We paid for our drinks and promptly left whilst she gave us dirty looks from behind the counter. I'll consider giving this place another chance, but not if I were faced with the same server. read more

By far the best Korean joint in town. ßervice was top notch especially with the ring bell on each table

Cheap about the side dishes. The chicken balls (wet) is awesome. The bulgogi ginger Anne spicy pork bulgogi were below average. I don't like how the meat is cut. Service is good. read more

First time here tonight. Had the marinated beef bulgogi was excellent. son had fried chicken. He liked it but fairly bland but juicy. Kimchi pancake was very good. The pork bokkeum was the best new dish I have tried in a long time spicy and full of flavor. Have eaten Korean food all over Asia and this ranks high on my list. Great service and I though inexpensive for the amount of food. No problem feeding four of us. Highly recommend this place and we will be back again and again!!! read more

Best Korean food I've had in Edmonton. We had the bbq chicken (wet), beef bulgogi, and sweet potato noodles. All three were excellent, as were the sides. read more

This is our second visit after they reopened in September 2017. We ordered kimchi pancake, pork bone soup, jjajangmyeon, bulgogi, ddukbaegi, and japchae this time. The food are delicious and the services are great. The price is reasonable as well. Will definitely come back again. read more

the food is only ok, waiter come to ask tips in middle of my dinner because her shift finished .....incredible!

KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) is to die for! We call it "Crack Chicken"... man, is it ever addictive. So good!!