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To The Moon

4.7 (84 reviews)
Open • 6:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Happy hour specials

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Edison H.

Things do be on the pricier end here. Low key considered their galbijjim, but they didn't have any options for glass noodles or cheese. I ended up getting their seafood noodles soup. Overall, I like it because they did add a good amount of seafood. I enjoyed finding the all the mussels that wasn't visible at first glance. Recommend this for cold days! Side note: I wish their soy sauce simmered chicken came with rice. It was much needed :(.

Mackerel
Dari T.

Great Korean spot in Oakland! The food was solid. We ordered the mackerel, chicken katsu, and ramen. I realized after ordering that we had gotten all Japanese dishes which may have been a mistake. I wanted to try the seafood pancake and tteokbokki but we forgot to get those. They have a nice relaxed vibe with dark interior and gentle lighting, which I appreciated. Service was great and fast too. I'll be back for that seafood pancake!

Harley R.

The wait for a table was long! Please have more than one waiter running around. He was pleasant and tried to be friendly however when you're busy you just can't have the time to give a great service. Food was delicious worth the wait! I didn't get to photograph the beef noodle soup but everything was delicious corn cheese as well. No complaints about the quality and flavor! We would return we're based in San Jose so it's a bit of a drive. But it would be nice next time we visit to see it's not just one server running around trying to service every table. Ambience is great and cozy. Take a chance! Food is delicious! You can always order to go as well.

soy and garlic chicken wings
Moonnica C.

Wow wow wow is this place delicious. What more is there to say besides everything we ordered was perfect. The chicken wings are big with amazing breading and the meat was fantastic. We really liked that the soy and garlic had a lot of sauce and the cheese powder on the honey and cheese is addicting. The seafood pancake is fried amazingly and was thick! This place's corn cheese is certified one of the best too. We also ordered cold noodles (I forgot a photo), but it was refreshing and authentic. Super yummy and highly recommend! The bonchon/sides are also super delicious, good prices, and nice service! Would love to visit again.

Kimchi dumplings
Sonia H.

I want to give five stars for any restaurant that opens late!! We were so hungry at midnight and found this restaurant that's opened late so we gave it a try! The staff was super friendly! Menu has many traditional Korean food items like tofu soup, noodle soup, kimbap, pancake and etc. Everything we ordered was tasty and comforting for midnight food! The side dishes were especially yummy because it has different selection like eggplant and glass noodles! Korean steamed egg was the only thing I wasn't sure about. It felt burnt at the bottom. It's not as smooth as Japanese steamed egg which I may like more!

Beef Intestine Soup, Steamed Egg
Sagat C.

Randomly found this little gem after late night work in the area. The beef intestine soup and steamed egg were FIRE! The soup was super flavorful with a good amount of heat, and the egg had a good fluffy texture with this charred layer on the stone pot that's so smoky and fragrant. The server was attentive and polite. Not a big fan of the side dishes, as I personally don't like too much sweetness and hate carrots. The kimchi and peppers were really good, though. I also like how the tables are not too close to each other for me to enjoy my meal comfortably even the place was half full. Will definitely go back and try the other dishes!

Seafood pancake
Jennifer G.

I have no idea why I rated the restaurant with 3 stars when we had a great experience, food was great, service was attentive. The place is small & quaint but that didn't discourage us from waiting. The workers were apologetic and they acknowledged us the whole time while waiting. Place opens late which is a huge plus for me. I usually fly into NorCal after work , from SoCal, no time for dinner and get in late. Nice to arrive and know To The Moon is open late. Cannot wait to return again!

Seafood pancake
Toni L.

Quaint little restaurant in the Korean district on Telegraph. We stopped in tonight for a quick bite. The vibe is trendy all black interior. Our food arrived promptly and was good. I wish the banchan was a bit more substantial like most of the Korean places in town. They will bring you more if you asked but how many times can you asked..lol I like that the food are on a lighter side, not strong on the traditional garlicky taste when you finished your meal, and perk of not having your clothes smell like KBBQ. The stirred fried bulgogi beef was a tad bit on a sweeter side for me. Otherwise the kimchi soup was spot on and seafood pancake had a perfect balance of crunch and softness and tanginess from the dipping sauce without drenchedin oil. The wings was good also. Friendly staff and prompt service. We will be back to try other dishes.

Ban chan
Jessica K.

Came in on a Sunday evening. My daughter was craving tteokbokki. Service was quick, and nice. The tables were clean. I will say that the table legs are a little tight. You can't push in the chair. And my legs were digging into them. The food came fairly quickly. The kimchi jiggae was so hot. It wasn't that spicy, which is great for me. Thinking about it makes me want to go back for more. I loved it.

Corn cheese Cheese Buldak
Erica L.

A big group and I called ahead to make sure they would have space on the Friday night, but when we arrived, we were the only ones there. We were hesitant to come in at first because of the lack of customers but it was a honestly a great place to sit and drink and chat with friends at the end of the night. The service was nice and accommodating, and the food was a hit or miss: Cheese buldak - (4.5) if you like sweet and spicy, you will like this! Definitely have this with rice. The melted cheese and temp from the grill are so comforting for a cold day. Korean fried chicken (5/5) we tried all 3 flavors, the crunch and batter on each were amazing and taste different from the other Korean restaurant around town. However, the best flavor would probably be the soy/garlic. Korean pancake (5/5) THICK! and crunchy! I got big chunks of the seafood so it's worth it. Corn cheese (1/5) personally a skip. You can see it in the photo... it's more milk than it is cheese... Ttokbokki (2/5) with everything else we ate, our group didn't feel drawn to eat the ttokbokki because it didn't look hot enough. Would come back again to try other things or repeat the good dishes.

Pork belly w/ green onion salad
Maikhanh H.

Food: Everything we ordered was delicious. The rose ddeoboki, galbi tang, and fried chicken were definite standouts so flavorful, comforting, and perfectly done. The bibimbap, seafood pancake, and pork belly with green onion salad were also solid, but the first dishes really stole the show. I also loved the banchan selection, especially the eggplant, it's not something I usually see, and it ended up being one of my favorites. The pricing felt fair for the quality and portions. Ambiance: The atmosphere is dark and stylish, which fits perfectly with the name To the Moon. It has a cozy, slightly moody vibe that makes it a great spot for dinner with friends or a casual night out. Service: Even though there was only one server when we went, she was incredibly fast, friendly, and on top of everything. She managed the whole room really well, which made the experience even better. Overall: Much recommend! This place doesn't have as many reviews as some other spots, but it definitely deserves the love.

Intestine soup
SeungHye J.

Food is good. We ordered intestine soup and kimchi pancake. Service is good. Atmosphere is good.

Avery M.

newer place with lots of my Korean fav dishes! corn cheese is always a must and their galbi Jim is good amount for two with the short ribs falling off the bone. the chicken wings though were too "bready" / kind of intimidating to look at with how massive they were but their flavor was a bit lacking.

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