I stopped into this great food hall after an afternoon bike ride and checked out Moon's Korean…read moreKitchen. It took a bit of time to get the food out but it was clearly being made to order so well worth it. I enjoyed the Beef Bibimbap as it was flavorful although I found it to be a bit heavy on the onion. The banchan was also a great addition to compliment the meal. Overall, I'd say it was a solid experience and I would go again when in the area.

Tasty fried Korean style wings - sticky sweet sauce with medium heat, really tasty! The potstickers…read morewere fried and came with a soy sauce to dip them in, really enjoyed the food and service at Moon's!

Delicious, and priced so well for a ramen place. Under 25 dollars for a good sized bowl of ramen…read moreand starter. Food is always piping hot, fresh. And customer service is excellent. If you're on a quick lunch rush-- you'll get your food in under 8 minutes. Hits the spot every time. My go to currently is the miso ramen and an order of takoyaki. 10/10

I tried bowls and go for the first time. I did like the menu and it has all my favorite ramen. I…read morethought the quality was just ok though. I had the miso ramen, and it was a decent bowl and I would eat it again, but I was not blown away with the flavors.

Parking was easy to find, and the restaurant is located in a spacious plaza with plenty of room…read more The restaurant itself was spacious and cozy. It was fairly empty when we went so it felt especially roomy. Service was friendly and quick. We ordered Kimchi Fried Rice, Mulnaengmyeon (cold noodles), Maeun Galbi Jjim (spicy braised beef short ribs), LA Galbi, and Joji Gui (pan-fried yellow croaker). My favorite was the cold noodles! so refreshing and perfect for a lighter dish. The galbi jjim was extremely flavorful. We skipped the cheese since it's an additional $3 and honestly, I don't think we missed it. The LA galbi was a little dry and for $33, I expected the meat quality to be a little better. The kimchi fried rice was tasty but had a little too much butter and cheese for my liking. The pan-fried yellow croaker was good. The banchan were actually a highlight. Everything was really good and the seasoning was on point. Overall, we enjoyed the meal and would come back. Next time, I definitely want to try the raw crabs!

There was no other customers in the restaurant when we went around 2pm on a Sunday…read more It was a hot day, so I was craving some cold noodles while my boyfriend got the galbi tang cold noodles: The cold noodles were good, the slices of meat were a bit thicker than usual. The flavor was fine, wasn't extraordinary galbi tang: didn't taste like your typical galbi tang, was very beefy, almost a gamey flavor banchan: ok, the one we really enjoyed was the fish cake service was good, our leftover food was packaged for us

Took the family here for lunch and absolutely loved it! We pretty much ordered a little bit of…read moreeverything. I ordered the wings, chicken tenders, corndog with potatoes and ramen. I highly recommend the Korean sweet spicy sauce, it was delicious. The corndog was delicious too. Overall and a large beer we spent about $60. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The guy in the counter was awesome and helpful! Will definitely come back here when we are in the area!

This was on 7/25/26:…read more The service was not great. Immediately when we walked up the cashier, which was a young lady, at the front was not welcoming and didn't greet us, she was very dismissive, making us sound dumb for paying with cash because they didn't have enough change in their drawer. I had a party of 6 placing orders, and 4 of us were able to get our orders taken but the last 2 in our group, also under the age of 14, were denied service because they were closing for lunch, which seemed extremely unprofessional because the cashier upfront also knew that we came in as a group because there were no other people taking orders, but us. We were confused and frustrated because they have a sliding door so there was no signage that they were closing at 3 until they slid the door to close the shop. If we knew, we wouldn't have placed orders. They close at 3 and reopen at 4 for their lunch, but I just wish the cashier would've at least gave us a notice because we didn't have the time to wait another hour to just place an order for the rest of our party. I went in asking for a refund so we can get food elsewhere that will cater to our whole party of 6 because it felt wrong to just eat in front of the other 2 people in our group. I was denied a refund by the cashier because they already "started making our order" is what she said. I still requested to have a refund made and she rolled her eyes and went to the back to grab her manager, and to compensate the manager said they would add an extra $1 sauce, or a $3 drink.. Our order itself was $48 and the others, $54 so that just didn't seem to fix the problem that we had. Since we were denied a refund, we just agreed on them adding a bit more things into our order. They added an extra side of mozzarella sticks which we didn't order, which kind of compensated... We ended up just sharing each other's order with the other two that didn't get an order placed.. we were still hungry after that and had to get food still elsewhere. The manager also tried to clear up the problem by just laughing it off and said something along the lines of "we good amigo?" (we had a spanish speaking person in our group) once they walked to the back room for lunch. It also rubbed us the wrong way because it was very dismissive and made it seem like our problem wasn't a big deal. So overall, the food was good.. the service was just horrible. I understand the need to take a lunch break because they deserve one, but it was just the bad service, bad compensation, and the cashier at the front not giving us a notice, and overall being rude.

Such a fantastic discovery in El Dorado Hills! We visited from the Bay Area and had a great family…read moredinner. Atmosphere & Parking: Stopped by after 7 PM on a weekday. It wasn't crowded at all, and parking was a breeze--perfect for us since we prefer avoiding weekend outings. Food: Got the mixed fried chicken (Yangnyeom & Classic Crunch). Super crispy and crunchy on the outside, soft and perfectly cooked on the inside (no pink or red meat). Tastes authentic and hit all the right nostalgic notes from my childhood in Korea. Price: Much better value compared to Bay Area spots like Bonchon. Service: Excellent and super friendly (our waitress was lovely!). Highly recommended!

We went for dinner on Sunday night and the restaurant wasn't busy. We ordered Seoul sampler since…read moreit had lots of things for us to share. - chicken drumsticks & wings with Korean BBQ sauce: the sauce was delicious and the drumstick was tender and flavorful but I wish the batter was crispier - coleslaw: good. The cabbage was crunchy and fresh. The mayo sauce was good. - corn with cheese: good. The corn was sweet and well cooked. - Bulgogi fries: very delicious but too salty for our liking. The fries were crispy & tasted like Korean chips. The parking can be challenging at the main road so we found spots at the back of the store.

We came in hot 30 mins prior to closing but the staff was super friendly and accommodating. They…read moredid warn us several minutes after we ordered that the kitchen was closing and to place any last minute orders in. The food was delivered fairly quickly. Galbi was on hit. Not too sweet but very tender meat without a ton of fat and gristle; signs of high quality beef. The kimchi fried rice was one of my favorites. Super flavorful and not overbearing on sourness. Even my youngest son who will not be in the same kitchen with me when I'm eating kimchi was unfazed with it and even ate some. My daughter had the Jajangmyeon and she raved about it. Lastly the other kids had the combo box and remarked how much meat was in them so they were happy. Would definitely come back.

I've been here once and had a pretty good experience. The food was delicious, and one thing that…read morestood out was the bossam--it came with raw oysters on the side, which was a nice and interesting touch. The restaurant is new, clean, and has a comfortable atmosphere. The staff were friendly, and the service was good even though the restaurant was quite busy. I'd say the pricing is around $$ to $$$ (about 2.5 dollar signs), which feels reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. Overall, Modurang is a solid Korean restaurant in Sacramento. I'd definitely come back to try more dishes, the raw marginated crab are what I wanted to try, especially since they seem to be popular with locals. Worth checking out if you're craving authentic Korean food!

All of the food was so delicious! Tteokbokki and spicy pork bulgogi were my favs, but everything…read morewas so amazing. Service was great and the food came out fast, couldn't recommend it more!

What a great place to eat fantastic Korean food. The staff are very friendly and welcoming and…read moreextremely helpful. We came in and had the lunch which comes with 5 refillable sides. Refillable? Yeah we couldn't believe that either. Ended up having double kimchi and double bean sprouts. Best kimchi I've ever had, not just drenched in spice but actually flavorful. The tofu soup is just incredible.. so savory and warming. Next time I'm tempted to try the army stew. Very reasonable prices too. If you like Asian flavors and you haven't been here yet, get your little self down and enjoy.

The food here was excellent. Great customer service and plenty of parking on the Sunday afternoon…read morethat we were there. Lots of condiments to spruce up your dish. We tried the pho, teriyaki chicken and vermicelli bowl and everything was tasty. Good sized portions as well. There was plenty of outdoor seating for our group and 2 dogs.

Always fun to eat at a trailer. My request was custom. I'm not eating rice, so I had my rice bowl…read moremade into a salad. My bowl was too full to close. The food was great. I like these folks. They are good at what they do.

My family and I are regular customers at K-Town KBBQ, and Kaya is honestly one of the main reasons…read morewe always enjoy coming back! I already left her a review on Google before, but she definitely deserves one here on Yelp too. Kaya always goes above and beyond whenever we come in. She's friendly, attentive, welcoming, and always makes sure my family is well taken care of. We've had different servers before, but Kaya really stands out with how consistent and thoughtful her service is every single time. The food is always good and consistent too, which is why this has become one of our family's regular spots. It's always nice coming back, enjoying a good meal together, and seeing a familiar face who remembers us and makes us feel welcome. Amazing food and amazing service every time. Thank you, Kaya! My family and I will definitely keep coming back!

i don't usually have high expectations for restaurants that serve such a wide variety of items…read more.. but i was recommended ktown by several people, so i gave it a try. it wasn't very busy when we came on a friday night. the interior was decorated with neon lights, and it was spacious. i thought the seats and table felt a bit sticky, and the rest of the restaurant didn't feel too clean either. we were seated quickly, and service was friendly. our server explained the menu - essentially, the soups and meats for hot pot could be ordered off the menu, and everything else could be grabbed at the bar. there were a lot of options, and i was excited to try everything. i ordered the szechuan mala broth, which i thought was so mediocre. it was pretty spicy but otherwise bland, like there wasn't any real flavor. i usually like to drink my hot pot broth, but i didn't think it was good enough to sip a lot of. the thai tom yum was a better soup, but it still wasn't super flavorful. it tasted like a watered down tom yum - not super tangy. i also typically like to dip my meats in sauce, and ktown offered a sauce bar with all of the basics, including sesame sauce, soy sauce, ponzu, cilantro, garlic, and other things. there were also sauces for kbbq here, like brisket sauce. there was a lot of variety for meat options, but they were all just a lot thicker and tougher than i expected. our server explained that the ones on the menu were really just for hot pot, but we used some of them for kbbq anyway because we wanted more unmarinated meats. most of the meats at the bar were marinated. i would recommend avoiding this with the beef tongue. it was so thick and extremely chewy, although it was better when cooked in the hot pot broth. the beef belly is usually my favorite cut, but it was also chewy. the black angus brisket was okay; it was on the tougher and drier side. the us kobe beef was my favorite cut of beef because it was the least chewy. the pork shoulder and pork belly were also just okay; i liked that the pork belly was a thinner cut. i probably enjoyed it the most. the australian wagyu was just too dry. the new zealand lamb was right there with the beef tongue as the worst cut because again, it was very chewy, even in the hot pot broth... the broth kind of masked the texture of the meats, but it was so bland that i needed a lot of sauce. at the bar, there was a variety of seafood for the hot pot, including clams, mussels, fish, shrimp, and crawfish. they also offered a good selection of vegetables, like enoki mushrooms, peppers, cabbage, spinach, and onions. there were also quail eggs, roe pockets, fish balls, and dumplings, among other things. there were a lot of meats at the bar for kbbq, but they weren't labeled nor set out in any particular pattern. the spicy pork bulgogi was overmarinated, but it was one of my favorites (of the meats on the menu and the ones set out) because the sauce masked the low quality of meat. it was the typical korean spicy pork marinade - not too spicy and slightly sweet. we also tried the bulgogi, and it was also typical - sweet as expected. they set out thicker cuts of pork belly here, which were super heavy and fatty. almost all of the meats were marinated in some kind of sauce. there were some steaks that were just seasoned with salt and pepper, but they were so tough. there were a lot of other appetizers and hot dishes too, although everything looked like it was left out for a while. i saw kimchi, beansprout salads, cold potato salads, cucumbers, seaweed salads, fried dumplings, tempura, and some other things. i tried the wings, which were plain and kind of dry, and the skin wasn't crispy anymore. the japchae was okay, but there wasn't a lot of flavor. there were some mussels that were covered in cheese and a creamy sauce, which made them pretty heavy. the seafood boil was lukewarm, but the seasoning was okay. it was just a little oily. i did enjoy their corn cheese, which we heated up ourselves over the kbbq grill. i liked that it was slightly sweet. on the side of the bar, there was a variety of nigiri, sashimi, and sushi rolls - all poor quality. the salmon nigiri and sashimi weren't tender nor soft, and neither were the tuna or yellowtail. they were kind of mushy and slightly rubbery. the rolls were better, although they were almost all variations of california rolls doused in sauce - most of them had spicy mayo and a sweet glaze. the sauce at least masked the quality of the fish. overall, ktown was a jack of all trades and master of none. while i was impressed by the extensive variety of options, i got full very quickly because the quality of food wasn't the best. if someone ever needed a restaurant with options for everyone, then i might suggest ktown, but i wouldn't really be able to say i liked the hot pot, sushi, or kbbq. since i would rather have tasty food over lots of options, i wouldn't come back.

We decided to check this place out since it was close to our timeshare. If you are staying at the…read moreWorldmark South Shore and show your room key, you get 5% off your order. The restaurant looks like your classic sushi restaurant. There is plenty of space and they can accommodate larger parties. Our servers were nice and very polite. They were a little busy when we got there, but didn't have to wait too long to order and get our food. The food was good overall. It beats my expectations since I wasn't expediting really good sushi in a place where it might take some time to get fresh food. Overall, I would recommend going here since I would actually come back the next time I got up to Tahoe for the weekend.

Harumi Sushi is located in the Safeway center just down the road from Kingsbury Grade. The host and…read moreservers were very friendly and welcoming. We were seated immediately on a Sunday at 6 pm. The restaurant was clean and has both indoor and outdoor seating. We ordered a house salad, sashimi and two rolls. Our meal also came with miso soup. The miso soup had a fair taste and was very light on the tofu, green onions and greens. The salad dressing also had a fair taste - nothing extraordinary. We ordered the nine piece sashimi. The salmon was fresh and tasty. The tuna was also fresh and tasty, but it had a green sauce on top that we both did not care for. The Hamachi was ice cold and tasteless. The best roll was a baked roll with crab and avocado and lobster on top. It was absolutely delicious. The Carnation roll was crab and avocado wrapped in tuna and salmon with tobiko and a tempura scallop on top of each cut roll. The roll itself was average, but the warm tempura scallop on top was delicious! The sauce was a spicy mayo and Unagi sauce. We did like the fact the rice was rolled thinner on the rolls. The menu had a great variety of appetizers, sashimi, sushi rolls, and specialty rolls. There were also Korean dishes that looked yummy. We may come back to try other items on the menu, but the sushi was hit and miss. If we could, we would give this restaurant a 3.5 star rating.