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Was recommended this place and oh-em-gee! So yummy. The restaurant is quite small and I will say you do have to be patient for food to come out as it does take a while but it's well worth it! We waited about 30 minutes for our foot to come out. The Banchan are all super delicious. The kimchi had a nice pickle to it and really primed the palate for the army stew. My favorite was the eggplant and simmered beans (?) but you honestly get so much variety it's worth it to just come and order a sudubu. Plus who can beat unlimited refills. The army stew is a hefty hefty portion and it comes with rice cakes, ramen, spam, sausages, and a pile of green onions; I think extra green onions would make this even better but I had so much leftover I ate this for 2 more meals after. I feel the flavors continue to mingle and when re-heated it just kept getting better. There's so much depth of flavor with the broth and there's a nice kick of spice at the end too. Even for someone like me who's quite spice sensitive it made my nose watery in the good way Overall, 8.25/10. Would definitely recommend to others and probably one of the few places I've tried in Sac so far I would for sure return to. Please follow @leafynoms on instagram for more foodie reviews!
This rating is specific to the assorted tofu soup. The soup came out piping hot, with a good ratio of soup and protein, but what fell really short was the flavor. I asked for extra spicy but instead I got something really sweet. I'm not sure if they accidentally added sugar but it was not to my liking. Not sure if this is common for this location to serve soup that's more sweet than savory but because of this experience, I'm not sure I'd come back. I'm not one to really offer my food to others but this time I was doing my bad to share my dish as it wasn't great. I'm really disappointed as I genuinely enjoyed the other food. Side dishes were abundant. My group of 4 got a few rounds of the broccoli, kimchi, squash, salad and bean sprouts. Not overly salty, just right. The salad is def sesame oil heavy but a good way. We order the kimchi pancake. What I loved about it was its firmness (others I've had were flimsy, but not this one). Easy to pick up, dip in sauce, and not oily at all. Shoutout to the workers. There was one in particular who really engaged with our table even offering us a bigger one due to the amount of food we ordered. Great service. Small space with a few other customers. Not the rowdy at all, quiet for a Saturday afternoon. Despite the good side dishes, appetizer and service I'm just really not a fan of their soup.
My coworker and I stopped by for lunch and shared a kimchi fried rice. Food was good but we didn't get any sides. When asked, they said "sorry we cannot give it out because you only ordered 1 item especially... kimchi fried rice" they acting like we bought an appetizer when we spent $20 for this meal. Not everyone can finish a whole entree by themselves. I've been to other places with the same quality food and better service. Will not be coming back here anytime soon.
I've came back several times since my review many years ago and decided an update is due. We came here for lunch and sat in one of the booths. Our waitress was friendly and checked on us every so often. We started off with a dozen banchan. I enjoy the variety. Seafood pancake is something I always get here. The portion was big and the pancake was crispy. I also had the do gani tang- ox bone soup. I love tendon and there was plenty of it. If you're craving Korean, Pine Tree House is a safe bet!
I recently came with friends to Pine Tree House and it did not disappoint! The banchan selection was generous with a nice variety, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. The seafood pancake stood out, as it was crispy on the outside, packed with flavor, and really satisfying. We tried various soups, and my personal favorite was a spicy soup that had a variety of seafood including crab, squid, and octopus, and a decent portion of noodles. Solid spot with great portions and comforting dishes!
I recently visited Pine Tree Korean Restaurant in Sacramento and overall had a good experience. The food was good and the portions were generous. You definitely get a nice serving size, which I appreciated. The restaurant itself is clean and comfortable. It's not super fancy, but it feels welcoming and well kept. One thing to note is that if you're not familiar with Korean food, it can be a little tricky ordering. You might have to point to the menu to make sure you're getting what you want. Some of the dishes and side items can be confusing if you don't know how everything is meant to be eaten. Thankfully, one of the ladies came over and helped us by showing us how to eat it properly, which I actually appreciated. It was a little awkward at first, but also kind of nice because she made sure we were doing it right and enjoying the meal the way it's meant to be eaten. So it's good and bad in a way. Overall, good food, clean place, and a solid spot if you're craving Korean food. Just be ready to ask questions if you're new to it. I'd come back again. I thought it took picture of all our dishes but omgosh I guess my camera didnt even captured anything.
This was my first visit to Pine Tree House. I came here with my older Korean friend who hadn't been in a while and thought it would be a decent spot for us for lunch. It wasn't hard to find, and there were a fair amount of parking spaces that were filled up. We arrived a little after noon on a Monday, and although it was busy, we were seated pretty quickly. The ambiance is pretty casual-- very much that traditional neighborhood Korean restaurant vibe. Nothing particularly modern or trendy about it. It felt comfortable enough, just maybe not somewhere you'd necessarily go for a special occasion -- more of a practical, everyday meal kind of spot. They brought out about 12 complimentary sides and some cold tea. The sides were good, and they kindly provided more when we asked. We often had to ask for water refills though. I ordered the cheese "dduck bok gi" and the seafood (dolsot) "stone pot bibimbap." My friend ordered the Soondae Guk (listed as Spicy Soondae Soup), which is a traditional Korean blood sausage soup she grew up eating. I was initially looking for sundubu-jjigae and felt a little silly when I couldn't find it on the menu -- turns out it's listed under soft tofu soup -- but I skipped it because I already had more than enough food. One small but very real gripe: the chopsticks. They gave us flat metal chopsticks that were SO uneven it was genuinely hard to pick anything up. We ended up asking for the cheap wooden takeout chopsticks just to eat comfortably. Food-wise, I enjoyed my meal. The cheese pull from the spicy rice cakes was satisfying, and once I mixed up my bibimbap, the crispy rice at the bottom was exactly what I wanted. They gave me gochujang on the side (I love adding a lot), and I was huuungry so I finished the entire bibimbap and even took some "dduck bok gi" home for my kiddo. The main hiccup came with my friend's soup. Before ordering, she specifically asked the waitress how many pieces of blood sausage came in the soondae guk, since some places tend to skimp. She made it clear she wouldn't order it if the portion wasn't right. When the soup arrived, it only had two pieces. She brought it up, and an older staff member (possibly the owner) came out to explain the soup to her personally. Unfortunately, it came off as though they were assuming she didn't know what she was ordering, which didn't sit well with her -- especially since she had already clarified her expectations. After some back and forth (which I witnessed in Korean and could pick up from tone and context), they corrected it and provided the minimum amount they initially stated. She was satisfied in the end, but the whole exchange was a bit tiresome. Overall, the food itself was good. Nothing was bad, and the dishes were enjoyable. But nothing really stood out compared to other Korean spots, and with service that felt just okay (and a slightly awkward experience), it doesn't strongly incentivize me to return. It's fine for a casual meal -- just not particularly memorable (in a good way).
Food was good. Nice service and they very attentive.Quiet with plenty of tables. Alot of the sides are cold, but worth a try.
If you're looking for place to get some Korean food, you should visit Pine Tree House! This is also a good place to go with friends and family because you can share many dishes. I've been coming here for a few years now and they do not disappoint. When entering you're greeted by kind aunties that seat you quickly so you can get started with your meal. The restaurant is quiet with a simple layout, and it feels like home when I visit. They start with bringing out side dishes like any other Korean restaurant would, but I think their's is the most special. I enjoy their kimchi, spicy salad, fish cakes, and steamed egg. Also, they recently started to serve barley tea and it's very refreshing when you're eating something hot and spicy. The menu is easy to read, and I typically go for the stone pot bibimbap, spicy cold noodle, or stew. Recently, I decided to try the spicy beef noodle, and I was really surprised by the flavor and spice! After placing the order, I waited about 10 to 15 minutes before the food came out, which was quick for the amount of people there at the time. The noodles had the perfect chewiness to them and the broth had a rich beefiness to it. If your side dishes are running low, they ask if you would like a refill and there's no additional cost! The staff are so sweet and make an effort to have a conversation with you. They ask if the you're enjoying the food and frequently come by to check on you, which I appreciate! Overall, Pine Tree House is a fantastic Korean restaurant in Sacramento that deserves more attention! I definitely recommend the spicy beef noodle or stone pot bibimbap if you decide to visit!
Order everything on the menu. This app is stating my review must be at least 85 characters but I literally have nothing further to add everything was unbelievable.
This is my favorite Korean restaurant. Nice family owned place that seems to be very popular because it's always busy whenever I come. They are generous with their banchan, which are numerous and full of flavor. I always get the bip bim bap. I think it is best as veggie or with chicken. They marinate the chicken so it has great flavor. And I don't know what their secret is but their bip bim bap just tastes better than everyone else's. And the portion is just right, though I never manage to finish the banchan, but we take it home and enjoy it again later. Service is always friendly, and they make quite a lot of things like their special sauces in house. Definitely come and enjoy this great little place!
My parents took me to Pine Tree House for my birthday, which has been on my list for a while, and I was thoroughly impressed! We got the kimchi pancake, the cold noodles, the Kalbi, as well as the tofu soup. Everything we ordered surpass my expectations! I loved how they had so many banchan options; my favorites were the kimchi radish as well as the japchae. Entree wise, my favorite was probably the galbi. I could tell it was marinated very well, and the meat was very tender. It's hard to impress my parents, but they loved everything we ordered as well. I'm excited for the next time I go back to order more items! Service was great as well, as the workers helped give some recommendations which was helpful. I wish the restaurant was closer to me, but I definitely wouldn't mind the drive.
28 days ago
Never had so great Korean food... Last time I had Korean food of this quality was in years ago in Beijing, and this restraunt us better than most ones in Seoul read more
16 days ago
Hands down the best authentic Korean restaurant in the area, and it will always be my favorite! Their banchan (side dishes) are absolutely amazing--they bring out so many dishes. Normally, when a restaurant serves this much variety, the quality drops, but not here. Every single side dish is fresh and high quality. On top of that, all the main food items are incredible. Staffs were very friendly and professional. Highly recommend! read more
10 days ago
Was recommended this place and oh-em-gee! So yummy. The restaurant is quite small and I will say you do have to be patient for food to come out as it does take a while but it's well worth it! We waited about 30 minutes for our foot to come out. The Banchan are all super delicious. The kimchi had a nice pickle to it and really primed the palate for the army stew. My favorite was the eggplant and simmered beans (?) but you honestly get so much variety it's worth it to just come and order a sudubu. Plus who can beat unlimited refills. The army stew is a hefty hefty portion and it comes with rice cakes, ramen, spam, sausages, and a pile of green onions; I think extra green onions would make this even better but I had so much leftover I ate this for 2 more meals after. I feel the flavors continue to mingle and when re-heated it just kept getting better. There's so much depth of flavor with the broth and there's a nice kick of spice at the end too. Even for someone like me who's quite spice sensitive it made my nose watery in the good way Overall, 8.25/10. Would definitely recommend to others and probably one of the few places I've tried in Sac so far I would for sure return to. Please follow @leafynoms on instagram for more foodie reviews! read more
This rating is specific to the assorted tofu soup. The soup came out piping hot, with a good ratio of soup and protein, but what fell really short was the flavor. I asked for extra spicy but instead I got something really sweet. I'm not sure if they accidentally added sugar but it was not to my liking. Not sure if this is common for this location to serve soup that's more sweet than savory but because of this experience, I'm not sure I'd come back. I'm not one to really offer my food to others but this time I was doing my bad to share my dish as it wasn't great. I'm really disappointed as I genuinely enjoyed the other food. Side dishes were abundant. My group of 4 got a few rounds of the broccoli, kimchi, squash, salad and bean sprouts. Not overly salty, just right. The salad is def sesame oil heavy but a good way. We order the kimchi pancake. What I loved about it was its firmness (others I've had were flimsy, but not this one). Easy to pick up, dip in sauce, and not oily at all. Shoutout to the workers. There was one in particular who really engaged with our table even offering us a bigger one due to the amount of food we ordered. Great service. Small space with a few other customers. Not the rowdy at all, quiet for a Saturday afternoon. Despite the good side dishes, appetizer and service I'm just really not a fan of their soup. read more
My coworker and I stopped by for lunch and shared a kimchi fried rice. Food was good but we didn't get any sides. When asked, they said "sorry we cannot give it out because you only ordered 1 item especially... kimchi fried rice" they acting like we bought an appetizer when we spent $20 for this meal. Not everyone can finish a whole entree by themselves. I've been to other places with the same quality food and better service. Will not be coming back here anytime soon. read more
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I've came back several times since my review many years ago and decided an update is due. We came here for lunch and sat in one of the booths. Our waitress was friendly and checked on us every so often. We started off with a dozen banchan. I enjoy the variety. Seafood pancake is something I always get here. The portion was big and the pancake was crispy. I also had the do gani tang- ox bone soup. I love tendon and there was plenty of it. If you're craving Korean, Pine Tree House is a safe bet! read more
I recently came with friends to Pine Tree House and it did not disappoint! The banchan selection was generous with a nice variety, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. The seafood pancake stood out, as it was crispy on the outside, packed with flavor, and really satisfying. We tried various soups, and my personal favorite was a spicy soup that had a variety of seafood including crab, squid, and octopus, and a decent portion of noodles. Solid spot with great portions and comforting dishes! read more
8 days ago
Always a favorite for homestyle food. Friendly staff and tasty dishes. It's been around for a long time. Usually you can get an idea about the restaurant by looking at their bonchon which is very good. read more
I recently visited Pine Tree Korean Restaurant in Sacramento and overall had a good experience. The food was good and the portions were generous. You definitely get a nice serving size, which I appreciated. The restaurant itself is clean and comfortable. It's not super fancy, but it feels welcoming and well kept. One thing to note is that if you're not familiar with Korean food, it can be a little tricky ordering. You might have to point to the menu to make sure you're getting what you want. Some of the dishes and side items can be confusing if you don't know how everything is meant to be eaten. Thankfully, one of the ladies came over and helped us by showing us how to eat it properly, which I actually appreciated. It was a little awkward at first, but also kind of nice because she made sure we were doing it right and enjoying the meal the way it's meant to be eaten. So it's good and bad in a way. Overall, good food, clean place, and a solid spot if you're craving Korean food. Just be ready to ask questions if you're new to it. I'd come back again. I thought it took picture of all our dishes but omgosh I guess my camera didnt even captured anything. read more
This was my first visit to Pine Tree House. I came here with my older Korean friend who hadn't been in a while and thought it would be a decent spot for us for lunch. It wasn't hard to find, and there were a fair amount of parking spaces that were filled up. We arrived a little after noon on a Monday, and although it was busy, we were seated pretty quickly. The ambiance is pretty casual-- very much that traditional neighborhood Korean restaurant vibe. Nothing particularly modern or trendy about it. It felt comfortable enough, just maybe not somewhere you'd necessarily go for a special occasion -- more of a practical, everyday meal kind of spot. They brought out about 12 complimentary sides and some cold tea. The sides were good, and they kindly provided more when we asked. We often had to ask for water refills though. I ordered the cheese "dduck bok gi" and the seafood (dolsot) "stone pot bibimbap." My friend ordered the Soondae Guk (listed as Spicy Soondae Soup), which is a traditional Korean blood sausage soup she grew up eating. I was initially looking for sundubu-jjigae and felt a little silly when I couldn't find it on the menu -- turns out it's listed under soft tofu soup -- but I skipped it because I already had more than enough food. One small but very real gripe: the chopsticks. They gave us flat metal chopsticks that were SO uneven it was genuinely hard to pick anything up. We ended up asking for the cheap wooden takeout chopsticks just to eat comfortably. Food-wise, I enjoyed my meal. The cheese pull from the spicy rice cakes was satisfying, and once I mixed up my bibimbap, the crispy rice at the bottom was exactly what I wanted. They gave me gochujang on the side (I love adding a lot), and I was huuungry so I finished the entire bibimbap and even took some "dduck bok gi" home for my kiddo. The main hiccup came with my friend's soup. Before ordering, she specifically asked the waitress how many pieces of blood sausage came in the soondae guk, since some places tend to skimp. She made it clear she wouldn't order it if the portion wasn't right. When the soup arrived, it only had two pieces. She brought it up, and an older staff member (possibly the owner) came out to explain the soup to her personally. Unfortunately, it came off as though they were assuming she didn't know what she was ordering, which didn't sit well with her -- especially since she had already clarified her expectations. After some back and forth (which I witnessed in Korean and could pick up from tone and context), they corrected it and provided the minimum amount they initially stated. She was satisfied in the end, but the whole exchange was a bit tiresome. Overall, the food itself was good. Nothing was bad, and the dishes were enjoyable. But nothing really stood out compared to other Korean spots, and with service that felt just okay (and a slightly awkward experience), it doesn't strongly incentivize me to return. It's fine for a casual meal -- just not particularly memorable (in a good way). read more
1 month ago
Food was good. Nice service and they very attentive.Quiet with plenty of tables. Alot of the sides are cold, but worth a try. read more
If you're looking for place to get some Korean food, you should visit Pine Tree House! This is also a good place to go with friends and family because you can share many dishes. I've been coming here for a few years now and they do not disappoint. When entering you're greeted by kind aunties that seat you quickly so you can get started with your meal. The restaurant is quiet with a simple layout, and it feels like home when I visit. They start with bringing out side dishes like any other Korean restaurant would, but I think their's is the most special. I enjoy their kimchi, spicy salad, fish cakes, and steamed egg. Also, they recently started to serve barley tea and it's very refreshing when you're eating something hot and spicy. The menu is easy to read, and I typically go for the stone pot bibimbap, spicy cold noodle, or stew. Recently, I decided to try the spicy beef noodle, and I was really surprised by the flavor and spice! After placing the order, I waited about 10 to 15 minutes before the food came out, which was quick for the amount of people there at the time. The noodles had the perfect chewiness to them and the broth had a rich beefiness to it. If your side dishes are running low, they ask if you would like a refill and there's no additional cost! The staff are so sweet and make an effort to have a conversation with you. They ask if the you're enjoying the food and frequently come by to check on you, which I appreciate! Overall, Pine Tree House is a fantastic Korean restaurant in Sacramento that deserves more attention! I definitely recommend the spicy beef noodle or stone pot bibimbap if you decide to visit! read more
8 months ago
Order everything on the menu. This app is stating my review must be at least 85 characters but I literally have nothing further to add everything was unbelievable. read more
This is my favorite Korean restaurant. Nice family owned place that seems to be very popular because it's always busy whenever I come. They are generous with their banchan, which are numerous and full of flavor. I always get the bip bim bap. I think it is best as veggie or with chicken. They marinate the chicken so it has great flavor. And I don't know what their secret is but their bip bim bap just tastes better than everyone else's. And the portion is just right, though I never manage to finish the banchan, but we take it home and enjoy it again later. Service is always friendly, and they make quite a lot of things like their special sauces in house. Definitely come and enjoy this great little place! read more
My parents took me to Pine Tree House for my birthday, which has been on my list for a while, and I was thoroughly impressed! We got the kimchi pancake, the cold noodles, the Kalbi, as well as the tofu soup. Everything we ordered surpass my expectations! I loved how they had so many banchan options; my favorites were the kimchi radish as well as the japchae. Entree wise, my favorite was probably the galbi. I could tell it was marinated very well, and the meat was very tender. It's hard to impress my parents, but they loved everything we ordered as well. I'm excited for the next time I go back to order more items! Service was great as well, as the workers helped give some recommendations which was helpful. I wish the restaurant was closer to me, but I definitely wouldn't mind the drive. read more
5 months ago
Been my favorite Korean restaurant in Sacramento since my first visit over a decade ago. Love the short ribs (galbi) here and the banchans. Every time I come, it's different side dishes and it is so fun to eat. Love the new Doshirak Box where you can choose 2 mains. Pictured here is the beef bulgogi and chicken teriyaki. The cold noodles are a must during the summer. Can't wait to come back and try more things. I like the kimchi pancake I got this time too. read more
10 months ago
This little place ran by a bunch of amazing ajummas was delicious! They're so fun to ask questions with.. half the time I don't understand what their answers are but they're too cute to worry about what they said lol .. we went as a group of 4 and had ordered the O Sam bulgogi and 3 bulgogi tofu soups.. the spread of banchan was amazing! So many different side dishes to eat with our meal. The o sam bulgogi is great! It's spicy pork with lots of veggies in a savory sauce .. It's cooked in a pan right at the table .. and as soon as you finish about half the pan .. they mix in rice and kimchi to make a kimchi fried rice with the rest of the leftovers to make a second dish out of the order for you. The bulgogi tofu soup is a must for cold days! It was deliciously savory! I asked for extra tofu in mine! This place is a must for delicious Korean sit down lunch or dinners.. read more
10 months ago
It's only been a week since coming back home from Sacramento, and one of the restaurants I fondly remember is Pine Tree House. My cousins and I were hungry and we ended up ordering a lot (which we wiped out completely by the way). Seafood Pancake - the pancake was so thick and FULL of seafood! It was very crispy, and out of everything we ordered it was my absolute favorite. Spicy Raw Marinaded Crab - it was spicy and flavorful. The crab meat was fresh, and paired perfectly with rice. Spicy Rice Cakes with Cheese - A great classic Korean dish. It almost had a rosé vibe to it (as if a bit of cream was added, but it was likely from the cheese). Super delicious. Soondae (Korean Blood Sausage) - This might not be for everyone, but I love blood sausage. This was really stuffed with rice so each little bite was hearty. Sesame Chicken - Great flavor for this one. Pairs perfect with rice as well. Also have to mention that all the side dishes provided were so fresh and flavors were on point. Everything just tasted so good, I could not believe I was eating such high quality food here. Our waitress (I think her name is Ko) was also super sweet and friendly. Pine Tree House is a must visit! read more
Everything about this place is amazing. The ladies are soooo nice and the food tastes all homemade. We always have a great time here and get plenty of food. They were super busy on Sat and couldn't be more happy for them and their business. Will continue to support them! read more
One of my go-to Korean spots in the Sacramento area. It is always a solid choice. I recently came here with some girlfriends and we ordered the spicy chicken bulgogi, seafood pancake, marinated raw crab, bossam, and O Sam. The raw crab and O Sam are my personal favorites. I also appreciate the wide variety of banchan that come with the meal. If you are in the mood for Korean food, this place is definitely worth a visit. read more
7/18/25- A rare occasion to be able to have a sit down dinner with both boys. Exceptionally good today- we don't have any places in my city with good fried mackerel and crispy meaty chicken wings! ( five stars for that).. Side dishes were really good- like the salad and the tofu-.. Presentation and creativity for the bento dinner box- you even get to take home! Special treat- the servers gave us a Korean dessert with shaved ice and fruit on the house- very refreshing! Looking forward to the next trip back in a few weeks! read more
Holy moly this was out of the way for me but it was worth it!!! There were so many sides that I've never tried before. They also gladly refilled on our favorites. Everything was spectacular. One thing that surprised me was the chicken soup, it was so hearty and perfect for after snowboarding. I was so full after this meal, I would definitely come back! read more
23 days ago
Came here on a Friday night with a party of 4 and I believe we had reservation at 6pm but upon walking inside, it wasn't busy. We were able to order food very quickly and got fast. The food was delicious. I ordered the spicy pork belly, assorted tofu soup and it came lot sod appetizers. They came around and asked to refill them too. The restaurant was nice and cozy and had enough tables and plenty of parking in the front. I would come back again. read more
1 year ago
If you find yourself around the Folsom area, make sure you come here. We drove 45min just to eat here. Haven't been here in a while, and this time Pine Tree House really blew me away. They have a couple side dishes that aren't at typical Korean restaurants, the seafood pancake has a good amount of seafood and not just batter, and the bulnak jeongol (sweet, spicy, savory stew with bulgogi beef and octopus) was hot, filling, delicious and definitely enough to feed 3-4 people. The table side service is quick, polite, and very friendly. read more
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Their Bulnack Jeongol is very yummy and spicy. The only thing I dislike is the sweet marinade for the bulgogi, but that's just me not liking savory food that's also sweet. Their galbi is also very yummy with some rice and all the wonderful side dishes that you get! read more
1 year ago
It was my boyfriend and i's first time here and it wa so pretty good!! The service was super fast and so friendly. We ordered kimchi jjigae and kalbi short ribs and cold noodles. The food was so good! There was so much flavor. We ate our food with all the banchan and rice. At the end of our meal we got dessert! Idk if this is everytime you dine in BUT, they gave us home made bingsoo so that was yummy!! Overall I would come back and try other things. It's a bit pricy but I feel like this place is cheaper compared to other Korean restaurants in the area. read more
Pine tree house was absolutely delicious. Their service was very friendly. They have a large banquet room in the back too so they can accommodate large groups. I got the galbi tang and it was very good. The soup was served nice and hot and tasty. They included 3 ribs (would have loved more). The sides were good as well. They are a bit pricy but it was very good. read more
4 months ago
First time here , service is great and they are very welcoming! Food is great! I have no complaints and will definitely be coming back to try the rest of the menu! The portions are great for sharing and our server asked us if we would like any refills on any banchans which we really appreciated, we didn't need any refills other than the kimchi. We were stuffed! 10/10 will recommend! read more
1 year ago
Service here was very prompt. As we entered to meet another friend the lady knew right away and directed us to the table. She had taken our order within 15minutes of us making our decisions and brought out all of their amazing banchans of the day. I loved the majority of sides. It is family style and portions were great to share amongst us three. My friend had ordered the spicy raw crabs which I wasn't fond of. Another dish was the spicy calamari, I liked the flavor of it. Our third dish was my go to for seafood tofu soup. I'd be back when I want my Korean fix. read more
Another Yelper recommended this restaurant to me and I couldn't wait to try it! It did not disappoint. My dining companion and I arrived at 6:30 on a Saturday night and we're seated right away. As soon as we sat down we were served water. We opted not to order drinks as they only serve beer here. Once we placed our own order, the banchan were brought out. There were so many and they were all delicious. We shared two main dishes: mackerel and StonePot Bipimbap. Both were so delicious and such large servings that we both went home with tons of food. The cozy environment was nice and the partitions between tables gave us a private feel. Highly recommend! read more
Having never had Korean food e sore, I was really intimated! Tucked away in a small shopping center, I parked and walked in and was greeted by a very kind hostess. I was instantly sat and began to feel a bit overwhelmed! Thankfully our waiter was very friendly and knowledgeable on the food. They made my experience so memorable! I will definitely visit again and try some of their other foods! read more
11 months ago
I usually go to AYCE Korean BBQ restaurants, but decided to try out Pine Tree House since I was craving for spicy marinated raw crab. My friend and I came here for a birthday celebration, and we were seated right away upon arrival. Our server kindly let us know that the food might take a little longer since they were serving a large group, which I really appreciated. The restaurant has these adorable mini booth tables--cozy and private, which made the dining experience feel more personal. I really liked the overall atmosphere. We ordered the Gomtang, Bulgogi, and Spicy Raw Crab, all served with a great selection of side dishes. The Gomtang is bland (and definitely has a charm to it for being bland), but if you prefer more taste, adding some salt/black pepper helps brings more flavor to the soup. The Bulgogi was tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The Spicy Raw Crab was fresh and delicious--the seasoning was well-balanced, not too sweet or spicy. Additionally, everything was about 80 bucks, and I would have to say that the food and quality were great for its price. And I have to say, most of the side dishes were all amazing and I'd honestly come back just for those! read more
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6 months ago
The best little Korean restaurant. Completely surprised when we walked in. It is nice and clean. The ladies looked professional and beautiful. The food was super delicious I wish I live closer to this place. I'd be coming here all time time! read more
8 months ago
The best marinated crab I've ever had. The meal was just unforgettable. The service was friendly and prompt. My sister and I had a great catch up session and had to be rolled out once we were done, we were so full. Will be coming back in the future. read more
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Do you get the side dishes with take-out orders?
Yes side dishes comes with take out orders
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