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    4.3 (21 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    B1. 해물파전 / Haemul Pajeon
    Amy C.

    I was so excited to have a place near me that serves soondae guk! Ever since my bf & I went to Korea and had soondae guk, we've been craving it! This place does a good job of it, the flavor is there, comforting and flavorful. It is a decent portion as well, comes with rice and full of pork and blood sausage. A delightfully hearty meal for a cold winter night. They give out 4 banchan and all paired nicely with our meal, nice and acidic. We did also order the haemul pajeon, a seafood pancake. Next time I would probably skip this dish, it was a bit soggy and not as crispy as I would have liked. I would recommend this place if you are ever craving some soondae guk - next time we will try some other items on the menu :)

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    Amber K.

    It was really cold and I was craving soup and I've been meaning to try this place forever but the last time I came it was a Tuesday and they were closed. I got the soondae guk and it was very rich and delicious. I wish there was a little more soondae but otherwise it was delicious. I also liked the Jokbal it was very tender and not too fatty. There are lots of tables and seating and the service is very kind and quick. I will definitely be returning again this winter

    Esy C.

    Food: 9/10 Atmosphere: 7/10 Service: 5/10 Tips: No need to make reservations but sometimes gets busy so service can be slower. Finally a Korean place that is on par with some of the jersey/new york ones! Limited menu and they dont have galbitang anymore. My fav was the kimchi dolsot and dwaeji gookbap!

    Eleni J.

    Great new Korean restaurant!! Very clean, efficient and friendly service. The stone pot rice even comes with a small bowl of soup, which is a nice touch. The free hot tea tastes Jujube--the subtle sweetness compliments the savory dishes very well. Would definitely come back again.

    YangHwa P.

    Five of us went and tried out different soups, also green onion pancakes. Compared to other Korean restaurant they don't give you many banchan (complimentary side dishes), however, what they give you is good and plenty. There were two servers busily working and not much customer service from them. A man who seemed liked the owner came by often to check on us and refilled our tea. The soup dishes were good, and they did not skimp on meat. My elderly mother ordered soondae (blood sausage) soup and was disappointed not much soondae was in it and had more pork meat; (If you like soondae soup just know this). Overall, I liked the food here and would like to try other dishes.

    Sundubu-jjigea and seafood pancake
    Derek Ignatius Paul H.

    3.5 stars. Soup was on the lighter side. Seafood pancake and Sundubu-jjigea was hearty.

    B2. / Seolleongtang
    Faye K.

    Decent Korean food. Good service. Clean restaurant. This place is newer so the restaurant is clean. They offer variety of different Korean soup which is a plus. We stopped by with bunch of friends and all go different types of food. I was told the gamjatang is really good but since I was wearing white, I had to opt out for seullungtang . The soup came out fast and hot but the taste wasn't that great. It was missing something and didn't have that deep seullungtang taste. I also did a take out of gamjatang and when we tried it at home, it was too salty and was lacking flavor.

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    John L.

    I think this is a new korean comfort food-type restaurant, with various soups and bowls. Service was very attentive and nice. The inside seemed very new. All was clean. The seafood pancake was fresh and crispy. The galbi jjim was big enough to share if you're not too hungry and share an app as well. It was very tender. We wished it came with some more aromatics-- maybe onion, potatoes, garlic. It only came with some carrots and mushroom. Ban chans were ok - the small side dishes provided with every korean meal. The radish kimchee was very well liked -- crisp and not too spicy. Hopefully this restaurant gets going. The food is good and with some small improvements can be a great place to go for a great meal!

    A3. / Classic Kimbap
    Kaitlyn L.

    We were so happy to find Ddukbaegi. I loved the banchan (even as someone who doesn't always love kimchi), they had the best kimbap we've tried outside of Korea, and the janchi guksu was my absolute favorite soup - warm broth with spicy sauce and filled with noodles, yet refreshing from the yellow radish and cucumber slices. Google has been showing that the restaurant is temporarily closed for a while now, and I've been hoping it was only temporary. Unfortunately, we drove past over the weekend, and the restaurant looks like it is for rent. :( I will miss the food very much! It really reminded me of the flavors of Seoul and Busan.

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    Nam Chon - Pork & Tofu - Classic

    Nam Chon

    4.8(84 reviews)
    7.9 miSouth Street District, Society Hill
    $$

    Tasty food with lots of seating on a Friday evening…read more Spicy boneless chicken was good. Not too salty, not too drenched in sauce, nicely coated. Portion size was surprisingly big in a good way. Bulgogi Bimbibap was good but the bulgogi was a bit too saucy/wet for me. It made the rice by that area wet. Would likely not get this again unless it changes. After ordering, the staff brought some complimentary banchan. The potatoes were my favorite! I would come back for the chicken and to try some other things on the menu.

    This place was great! Brought my husband and kids for dinner when we were stuck in Philly (a story…read morefor a different day). I was surprised how much my picky eater family enjoyed the food here! The service is very laid back, but that's ok, the food made up for everything else. The only negative was the bonchon at the start of the meal. I like when they offer more freshness like pickled radish and what not, this was on the heavier side with fried potatoes and something called "fish cake" that I would not recommend. The beef stir fry was a perfect meal, as far as I am concerned, containing my fave veggies (onions, mushrooms, carrots, cabbage). The flavor was spot on! My husband really enjoyed the bulgogi bibimbap; while I liked it too it wasn't one of my favorites and the rice wasn't crispy when we were served, like it usually is. When you are done you pay at the counter. Really "local" vibes and I highly recommend for the food!

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    Buk Chon Korean Cuisine - Spicy Pork Bun Japchae

    Buk Chon Korean Cuisine

    4.4(383 reviews)
    7.4 miOld City
    $$

    Excellent service and food was served promptly and of very good quality . I asked for extra spicy…read moreand the kitchen delivered as asked. The restaurant gets very busy and has a lively atmosphere .

    Yeah, so I forgot to take any pictures, but I was here twice this week with colleagues when we had…read morean offsite meeting nearby. Everything was delicious, from the apps to the dishes, and definitely very healthy portions! Service was pretty good as well, with attentive staff despite there not being a whole lot of them. The food is Korean-inspired with some fusion elements, and all of it was nicely executed. Fried chicken bites were a pretty big hit, and the pork buns were good as well - crispier than usual, but still really good. Toppoki was nice too, and have to say that calling it rice gnocchi is pretty smart to make it easier to understand outside the Asian POV. Kimchi paella was essentially kimchi fried rice, but tasty and filling, and the scrape off parts at the bottom, that's rice gold right there. I don't always eat rice, but when I do, I prefer slightly burnt at the bottom of a stone pot. Second visit, I went with fire chicken, which is tasty and has some kick. I did notice that my not Asian colleague was asked if he was sure about the three fire symbols, but I was not :P Space is pretty nice inside too, a nice combination of old and new; the bathroom was nice and clean, and the general feel inside is casual but elegant. I wouldn't be opposed to returning, but would need to know much more about allergy protocols and awareness, which admittedly isn't always a strong point in Asian cuisine.

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    Mr Pig Korean BBQ

    4.4(126 reviews)
    6.9 miCallowhill

    Mr Pig is quickly becoming my go-to spot for BBQ in the city. They offer fixed priced options…read morealong with al la carte extras. The meats are of high quality, the side dishes always tasty, and staff super helpful. While I've never came to a BBQ place and didn't leave smelling of meats, the systems and venting they have setup does minimize that side effect of your visits nicely. I highly recommend for groups of 4!

    My friend and I finally decided to try this spot we always pass, and honestly I'm glad we did. What…read morepulled us in was that it's not AYCE. We're never great at eating our money's worth, so the pay-as-you-go setup felt like a better fit. We got the favorite set for two, which ended up being plenty. The biggest highlight right away: they grill everything for you. KBBQ is just better when you can sit back and eat instead of managing the grill yourself. They also use a back grill to keep things moving, so there's barely any pause between rounds of meat. It felt really efficient. Also, the place is surprisingly clean and doesn't have that heavy "you're going to smell like smoke for the next 5 hours" vibe, which I really appreciated. Somehow they keep it all under control even with constant grilling. Service-wise, the staff were attentive and clearly working hard, especially since it seemed a bit understaffed. That said, my friend did feel a little uncomfortable at times. There were a few moments where it felt like we were being watched closely, almost like they were worried about a dine-and-dash situation, and we were asked multiple times if we had paid. I personally read it more as things being slightly disorganized with a small team juggling cooking, serving, and payments, but I can see how it might come across differently depending on how you interpret it. Food-wise, the meat was very good, but the banchan really stood out to me. The cabbage salad with a gingery soy dressing was super refreshing and cut through the richness of the meat perfectly. Free refills on banchan are always a win too. I also liked that the grill came with corn cheese, egg, and sprouts, nice extras you don't always get. The corn cheese wasn't as sweet as I expected, and the egg was a bit on the salty side, but still enjoyable. The tilted grill setup was another plus since it lets the grease drain away, so the meal didn't feel overly heavy like some AYCE spots. Overall, it was a really fun experience. A bit pricey, but worth it for the quality and how easy the whole meal felt. Just something to be aware of with the service dynamic depending on how sensitive you are to that kind of thing.

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    Seorabol Korean Restaurant - Interior

    Seorabol Korean Restaurant

    4.2(619 reviews)
    1.1 miOlney
    $$

    I love Korean food and when we travel to big cities, I like to seek it out…read more We were staying in downtown Philly and decided to try Seorabol. The decor is fairly modern and comfortable. We just walked in on a Saturday night, without a reservation, and did get a table, but it filled up shortly after. I loved the bonchon they served after we sat down. I love kim chi and all things fermented; so it was a nice way to start our meal! I ordered the kimchi fried rice with shrimp, which was good, but I probably wouldn't order again. The flavor was one note, I wish it had more veggies in it and I'm not sure why it is served on a bed of melted cheese. My husband got to hot Bibimbop bowl (the hot one), and he paid extra for bulgogi beef. This was a very flavorful dish that I highly recommend!! I also had a couple of the pomegranate soju drinks which I enjoyed; similar in taste to a vodka cranberry.

    My husband and I love finding local Korean spots when we are out and about and found this quaint…read moretucked-away spot in Old City. Needless to say, their Korean BBQ is out of this world! The seasoning, Banchan options, and soju were just what the doctor ordered! The staff is Korean and even though we communicated through limited English, they were so friendly and excited for us to enjoy the food! Definitely recommend! Food quality: 5/5 Customer Service: 4/5 Value for cost: 4.5/5

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    So Korean Grill

    So Korean Grill

    4.5(129 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    Another fun Korean restaurant field trip with my parents- this time to So Korean Grill in Philly…read more They're pretty picky, so I'm always curious to hear their verdict. This one was a winner. My dad's review: Good interior Good atmosphere Good food. Meanwhile, I'm still ordering mul-naengmyeon every time. It's the perfect summer meal for this perimenopausal ajumma. Lol The servers there were really welcoming and kind. Also patient as it took my parents like 15 min to decide. We will def be back!

    Came on a Saturday afternoon and it was surprisingly quiet. We went specifically hoping for yukhoe…read morebecause we saw it on a photo outside and yes, they do have it. It just is not on the printed menu. Very cool, but also slightly chaotic. If you speak Korean, there is basically an unlocked menu situation. Same with tteokbokki. Not listed, but available. Love that for the insiders. The only downside is you do not really know all the prices ahead of time, and things ended up being a little higher than expected. It is right next to H Mart though, so prime real estate. The yukhoe came out still a tiny bit frozen in the center, but the seasoning was great. Nicely balanced sesame oil, garlic, a little sweetness. They mix it for you at the table which is a nice touch. We were mid mixing and they tried to take our picture which caught us off guard, but honestly it is a fair trade for how attentive and kind they were. Seafood tofu pot was a bit underwhelming protein wise. One shrimp and maybe two squid rings. Not exactly seafood heavy. That said, the broth itself had good depth and the tofu was silky and comforting. Service was warm and attentive the whole time. The space is super picturesque. Small booths with grills built into the tables, wooden frames, very traditional KBBQ vibes. Cozy and cute without feeling cramped. Overall, good experience. Just a little pricey and I wish everything was clearly listed on the menu. But vibes and service are definitely there.

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