Went here for lunch with my bf since this is his favorite spot to go to when we are back in town!…read more Food: I honestly was impressed by the gyoza/mandun (not pictured). The sauce they served is definitely homemade, and we ordered the steamed ones which really let the flavor soak in. Both my bf and I ordered the raymun noodles, mine had a lot of flavor due to the added kimchi (which is also noticeably homemade). Altogether the food was good and we enjoyed our meal. Service: our waitress was great and gave us ample time to look at the menu! Ambiance: it's a small little shop, but imo those are the best places. They have some booths, and are playing kpop as the music ambiance! Overall, I would give this place a 4.3/5. As the raymun was good, but I think I would've enjoyed another dish like bulgogi.

I've lived in Korea and this place is absolutely authentic. The attention to details and flavor are…read moreon point and I highly recommend this place to anyone who carves real Korean food!

I really like this place. The food is all good and it's super easy to eat healthy here. Personally…read moreI love the bimibop and their dumplings are great as well. Staff is always friendly as well.

Laura and I have eaten here a couple of times and we recently returned. Started with KFC Spicy…read morewings- very tasty 4/5And then we both ordered Bibimbop Dolsot with spicy pork. -4/5. Service was good, friendly waitress and we got our food quickly. The ambiance is okay- they could stand for some changes to lighting but overall a very solid place to get your Korean food fix. We will be back since it's 5 minutes away from home.

I am out of state and find this BBQ…read more What a place ! Very clean Great service and quality foods with a decent price We are really enjoy this BBQ !

Host sat us with no directions. Rice and noodles came at…read morethe end of the meal Had to ask many times for beverages The food came staggered without any instructions or explanation I could've made a $90 meal for $5 with ramen and 2 pieces of chicken Very disappointing

Sun & Moon is not bad if you know what to get. I've only been here twice and I've gotten some items…read morethat are good and some that are not as good. First of all, Sun & Moon feels like a home-y Korean restaurant. The owners are Korean and I'd come here when I crave Korean food. I will caveat that it's not necessarily the best Korean food I've ever had, but it's probably the most authentic you'd be able to get in Providence. The vegetable pancake was surprisingly really good - crispy around the edges, right amount of veggie to it. This one I would recommend - it's legit. I've also had the knife cut noodles which is pretty good, but different than the kind I normally get at other Korean restaurants -this one is more seafood forward which is usually not the case at other Korean restaurants. The spicy rice cakes were a bit mid - I would skip out on them next time. The rice cakes didn't have a good chewy texture and they were quite pricy too. The tonkatsu was actually pretty good, so when I got the tonkatsu udon, I was expecting that too be good as well, but the udon was way too salty and had too much MSG flavor, so I couldn't finish it. Overall, cute little place to come when craving Korean food. Menu is huge and not everything is a hit on the menu, but if you know what to order, you'll hit your craving. Parking is street only!

Still great food and friendly service. Dumplings are always prepared perfectly. Everyone loved…read moretheir bowls and bibimbap is always a big hit. Have been going here for 5 years now, everything on the menu has been impressive

We had a very good meal at Ichiban…read more The place was not too crowded around 6:30p on a Saturday night, so we seated in a nice comfy booth. I got the Sashimi Deluxe plate and my niece got the pork ramen. Both were very good. The sashimi was very fresh and tasty. The ramen was not too salty, and the nooodles were thick and tasty. The fried pork pieces were also not too salty. Just right. Very nice service. Private parking lot on the side of the restaurant and off street.

So, so great! We went tonight with our 20 month old and had amazing service and amazing food. I had…read morethe salmon lovers dinner which was perfect. Our waiter said their kimchi was the best, and he wasn't lying. We loved our seafood scallion pancakes and even our toddlers French fries were crispy and hot and delicious. House salad was cold and crisp, miso soup was flavorful and has more than two tiny bits of tofu like most places offer. My husband loved his Kimchi ramen and tried hand grated wasabi for the first time! The owners came and chatted with us and our toddler. Our toddler isn't talking yet but he still included him in our convo and was very kind. Our waiter was so sweet and had great suggestions and fast service. 10/10.

This place had amazing ramen! Honestly some of the best ramen I've had in a while…read more I found this place based on it being highly rated on Yelp and near the bar I was at for a work happy hour. I came in hungry and left satisfied! The staff was so nice as soon as I walked in. I wanted ramen and let the owner recommend his favorite. He recommended the short rib ramen and said the broth was very rich and the meat was very tender. That broth was fireeee. It was love at first bite. He wasn't lying! I also got a Japanese beer (white ale) and he said I made a good choice and the beer had a nice flavor. I wish I wasn't so full, I would've tried something else. Definitely will be back!

I had the boa buns and the yakisoba noodles and both was phenomenal .. very clean kitchen. Awesome…read morestaff 10 out of 10 definitely will be returning.

I don't get to this Den Den location as often as I want to! It's super casual and delicious. I have…read morebeen really looking forward to trying their soft tofu stew but instead ordered the Japchae noodles. Very good! For the table we had edamame and dumplings too.

Den Den Cafe Asiana is a Korean and Japanese cafe style restaurant steps away from RISD and Brown…read moreon College Hill in Providence, and it operates with a counter service format where I ordered at the front and the food came to my table. I walked into a space that is small and moody, the kind of room that feels lived in rather than designed for a particular aesthetic, and it suited the casual neighborhood feel of the surrounding area. The hot stone bibimbap is the dish that comes up most consistently and with the most enthusiasm. I ordered it and the stone bowl arrived sizzling. The rice along the bottom edges got crispy against the heat in a way that changed the texture and flavor of the whole dish as I ate through it. The beef and mushroom tofu versions are both well executed, and the egg on top finished the bowl correctly. The katsu is a solid option for anyone coming in looking for something more straightforward. I tried it and the breading was crispy while the cutlet inside stayed tender, and the sauce ratio was handled well rather than drowning what was underneath. The gyoza, japchae, seafood pancakes, and yaki soba fill out a menu that covers enough ground to satisfy a table with different preferences. Side dishes are served in modest portions, which was the main point of friction for me since I am used to more generous banchan. Food came out at a good pace and arrived hot. For Korean and Japanese comfort food in Providence, Den Den is a reliable and genuinely satisfying stop.

Found this restaurant on google and tried Korean food for the first time, it was nothing short of…read moreamazing! I'm not a fan of seafood much but the seafood jam bong was sooo good! The vibe was also chill and cute and the service was excellent. All around five stars, if you're ever in Rhode Island definitely give this spot a try!

Came here for a late-ish lunch. Ordered bibimbap, which came in a large tray, 4 bonchans, and a…read morebean sprout soup. Portion size is generous, enough to feed 1.5 persons. The good: Flavorful all across. Reasonably priced. Service was fast. The not so good: Bean sprouts in the soup were a little soggy. The stone pot wasn't real stone- not sizzling, not hot to touch, and sat directly on a wooden tray (they wouldn't do that if it was real sizzling stone). Yes, I'm spoiled because I'm married to a Korean and my mother-in-law's bibimbap is still the best, but this was good.