You know you are in a very authentic Korean restaurant when all patrons are conversing in Korean. Blackboard specials are written in Korean, and waitstaff speaks very little English.
We ordrred Spicy seafood tofu soip. Bibimbap with Miso soup and their blackboard dpecial number one which is a fried fush didh. Firstly they serve four side dishes then not long after all the dishes came out one by one.
One of the side dishes is the cold white soup which tastes a bit sour but very pleasant. Their Kim chi is very authentic, fresh spucy and tangy. The rest are very similar to those served in Korean BBQ restaurant.
Their Bibimbsp is not served in hot stonebowl. While all the ingredients are served on one separate plate covering the luke warm rice. The bulgogi beef which is part of this bibimbap dish is very delicious. The rest are very fresh but doesn't look or taste like the bibimbap we know.
The spicy seafood soup is better than average while the fried fish is very unique. Not only it looks simple but it taste very clean just like the dish you would normally have in Japanese Degustation. read more