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We stopped by Naju Myunok for a quick lunch and honestly it hit the spot. The space is HUGE! Ordering is easy with self service kiosk at the entrance. They have a solid variety of traditional Korean stews and cold noodles so there's something comforting for whatever mood you're in. I really liked the giant mandu and the beef bulgogi. They also have unlimited bone broth you can grab yourself at the counter, perfect for a cold day! Everything is self-service including grabbing utensils and finding seating. It's also a great spot for big groups since there's plenty of seating and they're open late. Overall, a solid place for a cozy comfort meal. Would definitely come back when I'm back in town!
My partner and I ate at Naju Myunok on February 7th, 2026 around 4PM for an early dinner. When you walk in, you order at the kiosk near the entrance, then wait for your number to be called to pick up your tray. The process was simple and straightforward. We ordered: LA Galbi with rice - $21 (me), Brisket & Ox Bone Soup - $12 (him), Ginger ale. After placing our order, we waited about 10 minutes for our number to be called. While waiting, we prepped our table with utensils (chopsticks, forks, spoons) and grabbed spicy paste, salt/pepper, and some of the complimentary hot bone broth from the self-serve station -- which I thought was a nice touch. Each entrée came with sides of kimchi, radish, and rice. My partner's soup also came with a side of fresh green onions. Once we brought the tray to the table and started setting everything out, I noticed the plastic cup they gave us for the ginger ale was severely cracked -- like visibly cracked from multiple angles. I took pictures because I was honestly shocked they would hand that out to a customer. We didn't use it and just drank from the can with a straw. That definitely left a bad first impression. LA Galbi - 1/5: I had high hopes because I LOVE galbi. Unfortunately, this was extremely disappointing. The meat was tough and difficult to pull apart, and it lacked the sweet-savory marinade depth I usually expect. It just didn't have that rich, caramelized, smoky flavor profile that makes galbi so craveable. For $21, I expected much better quality and tenderness. To make it more enjoyable, I paired the meat with rice and kimchi -- which honestly saved the plate. Kimchi - the star: The kimchi was crisp, vibrant, and punchy with that perfect balance of tangy, garlicky heat. It had a refreshing crunch and a clean fermented flavor that wasn't overly sour. Easily the highlight of my meal. Brisket & Ox Bone Soup - 3/5: My partner said his soup was pretty bland at first. The broth was light and clean but needed more depth. After adding pepper and spicy paste (and the fresh green onions), it came alive. Once seasoned to his liking, he devoured it. He rated it a 3/5 and said he would get it again -- just knowing he'd need to doctor it up. Ambiance & Cleanliness: The interior was clean, bright, and tidy. The space felt casual and efficient -- very no-frills, traditional Korean comfort food vibes. The tables and floors were spotless, and I appreciated how organized everything felt. It's the kind of place you can come to for a quick, low-key meal without fuss. Overall: Between the cracked cup and the disappointing galbi, my experience was underwhelming. I wouldn't order the galbi again. My partner would return for the soup, though. Overall rating: 2.5/5. Clean space, solid kimchi, decent soup -- but the galbi (especially for the price) missed the mark for me.
So good, ate 2 lunches in a row. Korean fast casual is where it's at. Self ordering menu kiosk is at an odd spot in front of the doorway causing congestion for the lunch rush. But the rest of the restaurant is spacious and plenty of seating. It gets loud. Self serve utensils, water, seasonings. Self bussing tables but a lot of folks do not realize that. Soups come out piping hot, perfect to warm the tummy. Tasty broth and self-season to taste. Banchan is just a couple no refillable small dishes but fresh to taste.
While in Georgia, we went to Naju Myunok, a "Korean Fast Food" Restaurant as my colleague would describe it. Upon entering, the place was clean, spacious with beautiful interior, nothing I would consider as a fast food setting. The ordering process was through a huge tablet by the doors (like fast food nowadays) with pictures and descriptions of each dish, which were very helpful. When I was about to pay, I was surprised that it did not prompt a Tip screen and just paid for my order. A number is printed on the receipt, then I wait until my number is called to pick up my order near the cashier area. While waiting, there is a self serve water and tea station which I took advantage of. We ordered potstickers, Korean Short Ribs and Rice Porridge; which all came with various sides as Korean Dishes usually do. Everything was delicious portions were big enough to share. After dining, we bussed our own tables. Now I can see how this would be referred as a Fast Food Restaurant: Fast Food Pricing (25-50% lower that a typical Korean Restaurant), no tips, the ordering and pick-up pricing, and bussing our tables (perhaps this was keeps the prices low). But, WOW with an interior like theirs, this is hands down the best fast food experience I have ever had! Highly recommended if ever in Duluth, GA, just 25 miles NE of Atlanta, but so worth it!
Went here with my cousin and we both enjoyed our meal. I ordered the Galbitang that comes with 2 banchan which is kimchi and radish as well as a rice which was delicious while my cousin ordered the pork neck but we think it was not the best. You can orde at the front or at the kiosk by the entrance and you just water from their water stations and a complimentary soup. The service was quick and the place is massive.
Yum! Great self-service Korean place with soup, noodles, and chill vibes. Lots of parking, easy to find, and lots of indoor seating. I got A2 - which is a premium beef cut and ox soup. It came with rice and two kinds of kimchi. Very good, clean, and it felt healthy. When you get your food, you pick up your utensils, salt+pepper, napkins, etc...on the same counter. There is also another type of sipping broth that you can put into a cup as a side. There is filtered water also available. Staff is nice, service is quick, and this place is open late. Also, make sure to bus yourself! It's not a full service food establishment. Food is super affordable, delicious, and worth the drive. Will definitely come back again, next time, I'll try their beer/wine selection.
It's been at least several decades since I last had Naengmyun, which are these rare cold noodles...something I remember my mom cooking for us in the summer. This is definitely a hard item to find in most Korean restaurants, so when I noticed this new restaurant popping up in Duluth, I had to go check it out! Well, the place had a very cool, spacious decor...especially for a self-service (kiosk!) restaurant. It also had a definitive authentic flair, punctuated with a lot of Korean words-symbols. I ended up getting the Spicy Sweet Potato Starch Noodle...which looked super-hot-n-spicy, but quite deceiving. Thanks to the sweet flavor in the noodle, it was only mildly spicy. The tray came with a ton of veggies, and this cold broth, which you're supposed to pour into the noodle dish. Wonders why the broth came separate? I also got the Short Rib platter on the side, which came with rice and more veggies. Well, as anticipated, I loved it! The Naengmyun noodle was just as I had remembered...slightly spicy, slightly sweet, and refreshingly cool! SO perfect for a hot, muggy day in August! The short ribs were good too...though I prefer them a bit thinner. As much as I loved this restaurant and the foods, there was something I have to mention. They didn't have the proper utensils...like a knife and a decent fork (not just plastic fork!). Only had stainless steel spoon and chopsticks...and again, plastic forks! It was really difficult to eat the noodles and the short ribs with the flimsy plastic fork. I mean, really??? I couldn't believe they didn't offer a knife...given the type of foods they had. No common sense! I would have LOVED to drop 5 stars, but the lack of proper utensils were somewhat of an issue for me. Still, this was such an exciting, new addition to Duluth...and it was blissful to try Naengmyun once again!
A great spot for a quick and refreshing dinner! I got the B1 Nae Myung which was very good. It was well flavored- I also added vinegar to mine which added a nice acidity to it. I was really craving a cold noodle soup and this hit the spot. The mandu was fine, I particularly enjoyed the mung bean pancake though! Nice and crispy, not too salty or heavy either. Overall, I would recommend! Service was fast and food was good.
Came by on a Wednesday evening and there were more people eating than I expected. Regardless, the restaurant is super spacious and nicely decorated. Feels like an elevated cafeteria haha. Ordered on the kiosk and got the mung bean pancake, naju beef soup, hot sweet potato starch noodles with beef, and the grilled pork neck with rice. Everything was pretty delicious and flavorful, portions were good for the price. Nice that there is no tipping. I would probably go without the mung bean pancake next time as I thought it was just OK. The two soups had similar flavors and I would have only chosen one if I knew. Husband thought the flavor was too pepper-y but I didn't mind. There is also free broth for self service, so even if you only get a rice dish, you can still have some beef broth! Overall would return!
It's a great place for large groups! It's a casual self service restaurant with simple, affordable Korean food. I liked that the space is huge. I enjoyed my seolleongtang that came with some kimchi (although the kimchi was a bit too sweet for me). I liked the mung bean pancake too. It's not the best Korean food ever, but it's pretty decent.
Walking to this Korean hot soup place, first I see the people waiting in line order from the kiosk , after we place an order I had Sea Bass soup. My brother ordered completed beef soup. Service is self pick up and get your own utensils and water, or beef broth served self service. I can the busy lunch time and finished the soup return your own tray to the counter. Overall ambiance in the restaurant quite like school cafeteria. TV on the wall, and menu have several different language to assist people order Korean soup. Overall it is good meal and comforting.
This place is great for a late night bite. My husband and I stopped by around 10pm, and it was packed. On weekdays, it's open until midnight, and on Fri/Sat, until 2am. The parking lot is pretty big, and it looked like they had some parking behind the building if necessary. We found a spot easily in front of the restaurant. When you enter, there are two self ordering tablets for you to order from. If you are using cash or want to get take out, it does have a note to order at the counter instead. Once you order from tablet, you get a receipt with your number and take a seat at any of the tables. They'll call your number for you to pick up your food once it's ready. It's very spacious inside and super clean. The staff were very fast to clean any tables that emptied out, and they were constantly clearing out the used trays. For our food, my husband got the braised beef, and I got the brisket and ox bone soup. They have bone broth and water stations for people to serve themselves. I loved the unlimited bone broth. It was delicious. For our food, my husband really enjoyed the braised beef, and it came with a pretty big portion. Since I liked the bone broth so much, I had high expectations for the brisket and ox bone soup, but it was pretty plain in my opinion. Now, the highlight of the trip for me was the radish and cabbage kimchi. They were soooo good, and I can see why they're selling jars of it. This is a great place if you're looking for a late night spot.
2 months ago
4 months ago
We stopped by Naju Myunok for a quick lunch and honestly it hit the spot. The space is HUGE! Ordering is easy with self service kiosk at the entrance. They have a solid variety of traditional Korean stews and cold noodles so there's something comforting for whatever mood you're in. I really liked the giant mandu and the beef bulgogi. They also have unlimited bone broth you can grab yourself at the counter, perfect for a cold day! Everything is self-service including grabbing utensils and finding seating. It's also a great spot for big groups since there's plenty of seating and they're open late. Overall, a solid place for a cozy comfort meal. Would definitely come back when I'm back in town! read more
My partner and I ate at Naju Myunok on February 7th, 2026 around 4PM for an early dinner. When you walk in, you order at the kiosk near the entrance, then wait for your number to be called to pick up your tray. The process was simple and straightforward. We ordered: LA Galbi with rice - $21 (me), Brisket & Ox Bone Soup - $12 (him), Ginger ale. After placing our order, we waited about 10 minutes for our number to be called. While waiting, we prepped our table with utensils (chopsticks, forks, spoons) and grabbed spicy paste, salt/pepper, and some of the complimentary hot bone broth from the self-serve station -- which I thought was a nice touch. Each entrée came with sides of kimchi, radish, and rice. My partner's soup also came with a side of fresh green onions. Once we brought the tray to the table and started setting everything out, I noticed the plastic cup they gave us for the ginger ale was severely cracked -- like visibly cracked from multiple angles. I took pictures because I was honestly shocked they would hand that out to a customer. We didn't use it and just drank from the can with a straw. That definitely left a bad first impression. LA Galbi - 1/5: I had high hopes because I LOVE galbi. Unfortunately, this was extremely disappointing. The meat was tough and difficult to pull apart, and it lacked the sweet-savory marinade depth I usually expect. It just didn't have that rich, caramelized, smoky flavor profile that makes galbi so craveable. For $21, I expected much better quality and tenderness. To make it more enjoyable, I paired the meat with rice and kimchi -- which honestly saved the plate. Kimchi - the star: The kimchi was crisp, vibrant, and punchy with that perfect balance of tangy, garlicky heat. It had a refreshing crunch and a clean fermented flavor that wasn't overly sour. Easily the highlight of my meal. Brisket & Ox Bone Soup - 3/5: My partner said his soup was pretty bland at first. The broth was light and clean but needed more depth. After adding pepper and spicy paste (and the fresh green onions), it came alive. Once seasoned to his liking, he devoured it. He rated it a 3/5 and said he would get it again -- just knowing he'd need to doctor it up. Ambiance & Cleanliness: The interior was clean, bright, and tidy. The space felt casual and efficient -- very no-frills, traditional Korean comfort food vibes. The tables and floors were spotless, and I appreciated how organized everything felt. It's the kind of place you can come to for a quick, low-key meal without fuss. Overall: Between the cracked cup and the disappointing galbi, my experience was underwhelming. I wouldn't order the galbi again. My partner would return for the soup, though. Overall rating: 2.5/5. Clean space, solid kimchi, decent soup -- but the galbi (especially for the price) missed the mark for me. read more
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26 days ago
So good, ate 2 lunches in a row. Korean fast casual is where it's at. Self ordering menu kiosk is at an odd spot in front of the doorway causing congestion for the lunch rush. But the rest of the restaurant is spacious and plenty of seating. It gets loud. Self serve utensils, water, seasonings. Self bussing tables but a lot of folks do not realize that. Soups come out piping hot, perfect to warm the tummy. Tasty broth and self-season to taste. Banchan is just a couple no refillable small dishes but fresh to taste. read more
While in Georgia, we went to Naju Myunok, a "Korean Fast Food" Restaurant as my colleague would describe it. Upon entering, the place was clean, spacious with beautiful interior, nothing I would consider as a fast food setting. The ordering process was through a huge tablet by the doors (like fast food nowadays) with pictures and descriptions of each dish, which were very helpful. When I was about to pay, I was surprised that it did not prompt a Tip screen and just paid for my order. A number is printed on the receipt, then I wait until my number is called to pick up my order near the cashier area. While waiting, there is a self serve water and tea station which I took advantage of. We ordered potstickers, Korean Short Ribs and Rice Porridge; which all came with various sides as Korean Dishes usually do. Everything was delicious portions were big enough to share. After dining, we bussed our own tables. Now I can see how this would be referred as a Fast Food Restaurant: Fast Food Pricing (25-50% lower that a typical Korean Restaurant), no tips, the ordering and pick-up pricing, and bussing our tables (perhaps this was keeps the prices low). But, WOW with an interior like theirs, this is hands down the best fast food experience I have ever had! Highly recommended if ever in Duluth, GA, just 25 miles NE of Atlanta, but so worth it! read more
Went here with my cousin and we both enjoyed our meal. I ordered the Galbitang that comes with 2 banchan which is kimchi and radish as well as a rice which was delicious while my cousin ordered the pork neck but we think it was not the best. You can orde at the front or at the kiosk by the entrance and you just water from their water stations and a complimentary soup. The service was quick and the place is massive. read more
Yum! Great self-service Korean place with soup, noodles, and chill vibes. Lots of parking, easy to find, and lots of indoor seating. I got A2 - which is a premium beef cut and ox soup. It came with rice and two kinds of kimchi. Very good, clean, and it felt healthy. When you get your food, you pick up your utensils, salt+pepper, napkins, etc...on the same counter. There is also another type of sipping broth that you can put into a cup as a side. There is filtered water also available. Staff is nice, service is quick, and this place is open late. Also, make sure to bus yourself! It's not a full service food establishment. Food is super affordable, delicious, and worth the drive. Will definitely come back again, next time, I'll try their beer/wine selection. read more
It's been at least several decades since I last had Naengmyun, which are these rare cold noodles...something I remember my mom cooking for us in the summer. This is definitely a hard item to find in most Korean restaurants, so when I noticed this new restaurant popping up in Duluth, I had to go check it out! Well, the place had a very cool, spacious decor...especially for a self-service (kiosk!) restaurant. It also had a definitive authentic flair, punctuated with a lot of Korean words-symbols. I ended up getting the Spicy Sweet Potato Starch Noodle...which looked super-hot-n-spicy, but quite deceiving. Thanks to the sweet flavor in the noodle, it was only mildly spicy. The tray came with a ton of veggies, and this cold broth, which you're supposed to pour into the noodle dish. Wonders why the broth came separate? I also got the Short Rib platter on the side, which came with rice and more veggies. Well, as anticipated, I loved it! The Naengmyun noodle was just as I had remembered...slightly spicy, slightly sweet, and refreshingly cool! SO perfect for a hot, muggy day in August! The short ribs were good too...though I prefer them a bit thinner. As much as I loved this restaurant and the foods, there was something I have to mention. They didn't have the proper utensils...like a knife and a decent fork (not just plastic fork!). Only had stainless steel spoon and chopsticks...and again, plastic forks! It was really difficult to eat the noodles and the short ribs with the flimsy plastic fork. I mean, really??? I couldn't believe they didn't offer a knife...given the type of foods they had. No common sense! I would have LOVED to drop 5 stars, but the lack of proper utensils were somewhat of an issue for me. Still, this was such an exciting, new addition to Duluth...and it was blissful to try Naengmyun once again! read more
11 months ago
A great spot for a quick and refreshing dinner! I got the B1 Nae Myung which was very good. It was well flavored- I also added vinegar to mine which added a nice acidity to it. I was really craving a cold noodle soup and this hit the spot. The mandu was fine, I particularly enjoyed the mung bean pancake though! Nice and crispy, not too salty or heavy either. Overall, I would recommend! Service was fast and food was good. read more
Came by on a Wednesday evening and there were more people eating than I expected. Regardless, the restaurant is super spacious and nicely decorated. Feels like an elevated cafeteria haha. Ordered on the kiosk and got the mung bean pancake, naju beef soup, hot sweet potato starch noodles with beef, and the grilled pork neck with rice. Everything was pretty delicious and flavorful, portions were good for the price. Nice that there is no tipping. I would probably go without the mung bean pancake next time as I thought it was just OK. The two soups had similar flavors and I would have only chosen one if I knew. Husband thought the flavor was too pepper-y but I didn't mind. There is also free broth for self service, so even if you only get a rice dish, you can still have some beef broth! Overall would return! read more
It's a great place for large groups! It's a casual self service restaurant with simple, affordable Korean food. I liked that the space is huge. I enjoyed my seolleongtang that came with some kimchi (although the kimchi was a bit too sweet for me). I liked the mung bean pancake too. It's not the best Korean food ever, but it's pretty decent. read more
2 months ago
Walking to this Korean hot soup place, first I see the people waiting in line order from the kiosk , after we place an order I had Sea Bass soup. My brother ordered completed beef soup. Service is self pick up and get your own utensils and water, or beef broth served self service. I can the busy lunch time and finished the soup return your own tray to the counter. Overall ambiance in the restaurant quite like school cafeteria. TV on the wall, and menu have several different language to assist people order Korean soup. Overall it is good meal and comforting. read more
This place is great for a late night bite. My husband and I stopped by around 10pm, and it was packed. On weekdays, it's open until midnight, and on Fri/Sat, until 2am. The parking lot is pretty big, and it looked like they had some parking behind the building if necessary. We found a spot easily in front of the restaurant. When you enter, there are two self ordering tablets for you to order from. If you are using cash or want to get take out, it does have a note to order at the counter instead. Once you order from tablet, you get a receipt with your number and take a seat at any of the tables. They'll call your number for you to pick up your food once it's ready. It's very spacious inside and super clean. The staff were very fast to clean any tables that emptied out, and they were constantly clearing out the used trays. For our food, my husband got the braised beef, and I got the brisket and ox bone soup. They have bone broth and water stations for people to serve themselves. I loved the unlimited bone broth. It was delicious. For our food, my husband really enjoyed the braised beef, and it came with a pretty big portion. Since I liked the bone broth so much, I had high expectations for the brisket and ox bone soup, but it was pretty plain in my opinion. Now, the highlight of the trip for me was the radish and cabbage kimchi. They were soooo good, and I can see why they're selling jars of it. This is a great place if you're looking for a late night spot. read more
15 days ago
1 year ago
Great Korean food, makes me so jealous because the Chicago scene can't compare The food was not only quality, but also super fair in price (starting $11.99; Chicago 냉면 is often at least $3-4 more). The atmosphere is pretty quiet - definitely not as energetic or hectic as a kbbq restaurant. read more
I did a takeout order here and ordered the oxtail broth with the dumplings. I was very happy with the broth, but I do wish that it came with more sides like the bean sprouts, it only came with radish and kimchi, but usually you also get other sides as well. read more
Naju is a fast, casual self-serve Korean restaurant. Patrons dining in order for the kiosk on both sides of the entrance. If you're ordering to-go, go to the counter to order. The interior is spacious, nicely decorated and clean. There is plenty of (free) parking that's shared with a karaoke bar next door. The menu is primarily bone broth soups, cold noodles, galbi, dumplings and some appetizers. All meals come with. complimentary side dishes such as kimchi, radish, and broth. We tried their spicy cold noodles + galbi combo ($19.99). The cold noodles take some getting used to (it was my first time) but the portions are quite large and shareable. Presentation is great. The cold noodles were refreshing and I definitely didn't feel heavy afterwards. The galbi was very good. Since the galbi doesn't come with rice, we ordered a side of white rice (+$1). Best thing about Naju: Their complimentary bone broth. It is the best thing ever on a cold winter day. I wish they had big bowls up there for me to refill instead of the small cups...or even sold their broth in bulk or something. Overall, I'm a big fan of Naju. Would recommend if you're looking for something warm on a cold windy day. read more
This is probably my go to place for cold noodles. You walk in, order on the kiosk and wait for your number to be called. Everything here is self serve. You grab your napkins, utensils, bowls/plates, seasonings, cold water, and hot beef broth. The complimentary beef broth is for dine in only, and that by itself is so good! Pairs well with the cold noodles. It's pretty clean and organized here, so that's a plus. No tipping required since it's self serve and you just have to take all your trays back to the counter after you finish eating. read more
1 year ago
Speedy, affordable, and tasty Korean food. There's a reason the crowds are overwhelmingly Koreans compared to other restaurants! Despite being on the cheaper side, they don't skimp out on the meat, overall portion size, or flavor. 1. Self-serve as in pay at the kiosk and pick up your tray at the front (cafeteria style). When you pick up your tray, don't forget to grab the condiments! The 설렁탕/ox bone soup is served mild so that people can season to their own taste (salt, pepper). Take the vinegar and mustard if you're having the 냉면/cold noodle. There are cups to take some broth (different from the ox bone soup) from the standing thermos. 2. Speed of service and wait time for seating are highly variable on day/time. Sat/Sun lunch tends to be busiest in my experience, but beyond those hours, the food comes out fairly quickly and there's sufficient seating. 3. Parking: free and readily available in the lot read more
My friends and I decided go try something new last Saturday, so we decided to come here. This place is located in what I like to call the "KBBQ District" because it's nearby 4 other KBBQ restaurants. Parking was easy, however if you decided to come at night, I can see Parking might be a challenge. Upon entering, I noticed this place is actually pretty spacious and clean and bright! You order off of one of the kiosks immediately as you enter. THERE'S NO TIPPING HERE! That means they pay their employees well! I was already hooked. It prints a ticket after you've ordered and you wait for your number to be called. All of our food came out pretty fast. I don't remember what I ordered but I definitely got some beef short ribs. All in all, I will definitely be back! read more
I love that this place opens super early and closes late. Normally, my visits here are great, but today just wasn't my day. We came early in the morning and found the soup much saltier than usual. I typically add my own salt and hot pepper paste, but today I didn't add anything at all. The mung bean pancake I ordered was also over-fried, making it hard to eat. I wanted to take the leftover soup home so I could dilute it with my own broth, but asking for containers felt like pulling teeth--the lady at the counter kept questioning what I needed them for. Hopefully, she wasn't the owner. I also wanted to take home my leftover kimchi and radish since they were part of my set and would just be thrown out, but she wouldn't allow it. I ended up giving them back, and I truly hope they weren't reused. Overall, today's experience was disappointing, but I'll give it another try in a few weeks. read more
2 months ago
amazing meal. clean and modern self service soup restaurant. free bone broth on tap. pajeon was amazing. very filling and satisfying dinner. 10/10 read more
4 months ago
My favorite spot for naengmyun. Decent price, great flavor and fast service. It's a kiosk system and you pick up your food at the counter. No need to tip. I love that this spot has a chill atmosphere. Interior is clean and nice. Lots of tables to sit at. Definitely recommend. read more
This place is unique because you order at a kiosk when you walk in, then find your own seat and wait for them to call you to pick up your food. It feels like a Korean food court, but nicer. They even offer free broth to sip on, and it was really good. I had the galbi soup and it was delicious! I didn't get to try the noodles this time, but I'll definitely try them next time. The place is very clean and there are a lot of seatings. If you're looking for delicious, affordable food and don't mind a self-serve setup, I'd definitely recommend checking this place out. read more
5 months ago
I have having one of the worst days in a very long time. It was raining and cold on top of that. A girlfriend decided to cheer me up with one of her spots she loves. This made my day and let me tell you why. Service: quick, clean, and consistent. Cafeteria style Ambiance: remodeled and clean. Food: this is the best part. The food is clean quality and it makes you feel like you're at home. It's delicious and was worth every bite. It felt hospitable and this will forever be my spot if I ever want a pick me up! read more
1 year ago
It was raining and we wanted something soothing. This was the perfect place for it. Service was self serve via kiosk. You order your food on the kiosk and when it's ready, your ticket number will appear on the a tv screen. It's a Korean restaurant and the atmosphere was giving Korea vibes. I love it! They have sauces and condiments laid out where when you pick up your order, you can just go down the line to pick up the sauces and condiments as needed. There is also complimentary soup base for you as you wait or if you'd like more, and self serve water. We ordered the Naju style beef stock soup and spicy Naju style beef stock soup. They come with different kimchi side dishes. The food was so good, I'll definitely be back. Till then, let's eat! read more
5 months ago
When the weather gets cold, there's nothing better than soup served in a hot stone bowl. Naju is a self serving restaurant, and the food comes out so quickly! They have an assortment of things you can grab like complementary soup and seasonings/sauces. I had the chadol seolleongtang (premium brisket and ox bone soup). There was so much juicy meat and the broth tasted so clean. The area is also so spacious, so good if you're trying to be with a big group. The restaurant also has late hours which is nice if you're trying to find a place to eat read more
What a gem. This place has a self service environment. Big open space, elegant inside with the lighting. The food is comforting with a warm note to it. The soup is tasty and all the sides add depth and contrast to the dish. This place will keep you feeling at home while out. Definitely come here to eat. read more
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