Still a good place but service needs help. They don't know how to serve a table all at once. This…read moreis twice this happened. It's just not the same place we discovered so many years ago. May be time to find another favorite restaurant.

The food was very good and authentic tasting. I absolutely love the octopus and potatoes. It had…read morelike a spicy mustard sauce that blended well with all the seasonings in the food. The staff was very nice. You can tell it was family owned, and a lot of care and love went into the food. I would definitely make a return visit .

Lunch with 4 friends was perfect Service was excellent,…read morefood delivered hot and very quickly Four of us got the bento box lunch special so we could try an assortment of things and one, the vegetarian kimbop. Everyone agreed, we'd order everything again!

Great to see representation for Korean food where we would least likely expect it…read more The banchan was tasty but weirdly limited (we were only given four for a whole family), teeny tiny portions (each normal-sized banchan dish was not even 1/3 full...come ON!) , and they never got refilled either. The Caucasian waitress did not seem at all familiar with the menu, so that was weird. The food was very good for the most part but could be better. So many options--nice offering! Strangely, the bibimbaps (we had 3 different ones) do NOT include fried egg on top. You have to ask for it and pay extra for it, which is ridiculous. If the cost of eggs hurts you that much, just raise the price. The menu even LISTS egg as an ingredient which makes it more confusing, but that apparently refers to the scrambled eggs that is chopped up inside the dish. Those scrambled eggs were kinda dry. Also, the veggie bibimbop was missing any flavor..had to add some banchan in there to get it up to par. Chicken katsu over rice was decent. Side of cream soup was ok. Waitress had absolutely no idea what ingredients were in it when we asked, AND she did not even offer to find out for us. We asked her to ask in the back and she never did come back with an answer. The beef kimbap/gimbap was really dry somehow. Like maybe the scrambled egg in it or the meat or both were overcooked and the rice not so fresh. Also it was missing flavor...it did not come with sauce or the pictured fish cakes. No sauces were available on the table. I had to steal some sauce from the banchan bowls to help choke it down. Also they're made just HUGE so it takes two bites to eat each and then of course that makes them fall apart. Really pretty to look at though. The miso soup sides were really good--usually at our local place they give us mild egg drop type soup so it was a welcome change. Would we eat lunch here again? Probably, since we just absolutely love Korean food...but we will learn from this experience and order differently next time. The mochi donuts on the way out..the cinnamon sugar ones were hard and dry and much smaller than the other flavors...so that was super weird. We ordered via the kiosk but when we got home we realized the humans got our order wrong so that sucked (the order is printed right there ON THE BOX, come on people) soooo...check the box before you leave!! The donuts could be way better...we usually get them in Newport News and those are bigger, fluffier, and chewier, but this was a decent attempt anyway. Oh, and the bible verse on the insides of the boxes was off putting. Because of that, we will not buy from the donuts/boba shop again. I feel like this place could do better but they're just not striving to, because they have no competition in the area.

This is my favorite coffee shop in Lynchburg. The coffee is great, the vibes are great for meeting…read morefriends, and I love to study here. The music can be loud at times, but I like indie and alt. rock music, so I don't mind!

I enjoyed the food very much. It's not exactly my normal style, but for what it was it did a great…read morejob. Prices were as expected.