It doesn't look like much from outside .. very unassuming.. have walked passed more times than I…read morecan remember thinking that it was dodgy! After spotting some very content Koreans coming out of the shop smiling and laughing .. thought I'd pop in to see the menu.. lady boss and staff were very friendly .. impressed by their soup and KFC menu we decided to stay and sit in the back section. An enclosed carport :) w/ tacky retro deco. I thought it was pretty cool! Haha Onto the food.. had the kimchi soup (m) and the Soy chillie KFC (fillet). It was only the 2 of us. No way we could've done the other KFC .. portion too big. We struggled to finish the soup which was generous for $30. Great value! other places for the same would be more. Both were amazing! With the right balance of chillie saltiness and crisp and gue if u know what I mean. :) I think I've found my new KFC fav!! Next time will try the larger KFC w/ bone and just beer. The kimchi soup. What can I say we were sooo full we still stuffed ourselves with it. Full of flavour others I've had seem to be watered down compared to Pocha's. Will def return to try other tarngs! Have to agree with others.. service is a bit slow but is understandable their kitchen is small. But heck we didn't mind.. was happy drinking the week away!!

Family restaurant with delicious food and excellent service. BBQ is cooled over coals instead of…read moregas, and tastes amazing! Corn Cheese is delicious. It just BBQ either, plenty of options for everyone. Chicken Karaage is excellent. Kimchi is fantastic. Haven't had a bad dish.

Much prefer the setup in their Richmond joint. Quality is consistent but needed to do a double take…read moreon the kim chi sides.. first time at they're original venue and when asked about the sides the student waitress pointed to the small jars on the table. Not too appetising as the immediate thought was who else has been in the same jar? Are they the same ones left from previous patron? Was only game enough to try after seeing waitress clear tables and replenishing with new one. anyways... this place is all about sit ur ass down order eat FAAAAST pay get out!!!! Next!! Why 3 stars? Quality of meat is still good. Service is typical asian. Fast! Eat and pay. For a quick meal great. If you want to relax and enjoy the bbq and meat and drink... as is the experience I was hoping for given it was a Friday night after work... I wanted to REAALLY eat and drink.. well bit more of the latter! But .... anyhoooo

My new favourite local!…read more The most hipster restaurant on Koornang Road. Loved the food, wine list and ambience. Korean BBQ fusion menu with the usual suspects of chicken, beef, pork or lamb as sets, or other choices of individual serves of brisket, steak, etc. A refreshing twist was the non traditional options of side dishes sides, like salsa, corn on the cob, roasted potato, and shredded greens. Hopefully the addition of this trendy new spot to the Koornang Road strip will see others like it pop up too.

Cosy restaurant Nice beef…read moreCash only No booking needed Near train station Bicycle friendly

This is probably my favorite Korean BBQ Restaurant in this town. If you're going to Carnegie, this…read moreis the place that you can taste Korean Gogi!!!

had party of 8, all you could eat, range of food and quality was good, problem with the buffet…read moresection where food already cooked in large containers, all of the food was stone cold, expected them to be at least warm, did not observe metal foil containers to put the food for reheating on the hot plate as appears in some of the pictures on the on your web page, the cooking containers were large and appeared electric and therefore capable of keeping the food warm to hot, will not be re attending

feeling hungry and craving for something haven't had for awhile we ventured back into Carnegie to…read morehunt for some decent Korean BBQ. Got there early during opening.. we ordered the deluxe buffet with all u can eat meat! Great deal at $33 each. U also get one of either bibimbap / seafood bibimbap / some varieties of spicy soup and ice cream as desert. 90 min to finish. We went all out. The waitress kept in bringing us what we ordered which was reaally ... I gave her assurance we would finish! Which we did. All the meats were reaally good. Exceptionally liked the ribs very tasty. 2nd would be the of tongue then marinated beef, spicy octopus... This one is probably only good for the meat eaters. The veggies given at the start were minimal. Also the sides could be better.. not much variety but I have to say the kimchi was pretty good.

July 2018 **** It's been a year since I last ate here. This…read moretime was in need of hot soup on a wintery night. Ordered the seafood soup. Pretty darn good. Comes with rice and the usual Korean side kimchi condiments. All were flavourful and reaaaaally hit the spot on taste heartiness and overall satisfaction. The soup seemed endless quite good size. I just looove Korean soup in rice on a cold night! June 2017 ** A ok all rounder... but if Korean fried chicken is ur thing... there are other places worthy of $$. soups here pretty good. the bulgolgi beef?? .... um u better off getting beef ur self and buying a bottle of bulgolgi sauce from ur local Asian grocers...

Fitted us in nicely on a Saturday night. Reasonably priced. Everything was slightly on the almost…read moresickly sweet side. We ordered chap chae, spicy fried chicken, mushroom dumplings hot pot and spicy beef ribs hot pot all for $86 and the 4 of us were stuffed. It was good but probably nothing to rave about. Best dish was the spicy sizzling chicken which didn't come out sizzling but was yum nonetheless. Service was good.

I am a big Korean food aficionado - so I had to try a Korean place when I visited Melbourne…read more The food here is fairly authentic. I had the grilled salmon and my friend had minced beef with squid - all excellent. The decor is very nice and homely. The service staff are warm and welcoming. Will return here without hesitation.

I hang out in Oakleigh a lot more than I thought I ever would and the place is slowly growing on me…read morebut sometimes you need something that isn't Greek (controversial I know). This place is tucked behind the pub opposite the train station and I wouldn't know it even existed if it weren't for some work colleagues. The first time I went I thought the bento box was pretty good with the right amount of kick in the sauce. Later in the day I started to think it wasn't actually that amazing after all. No reason...just realised that perhaps the kick was the highlight and offered a clever disguise for average food. I went back today and opted for the beef and vegetables with sweet potato noodles. I was intrigued - and let down. As far as I could tell there wasn't anything 'sweet potato' about the standard noodles I got. Perhaps it had run away with beef since it appeared to be non-existent too, until I got a couple of scraps under my mass of non-sweet potato noodles. For $15 I might stick to Oakleigh's souvlaki instead.