This place is great!! I gives the real Korean Aunties vibes feeding their family…read more I came here because I was craving some Basam/ boiled pork while my gf wanted some tofu soup. The food here is amazing packed full of flavor and sides are so delicious. My only warning is the soybean soup is a bit on the salty end. But the fresh veggies and their unquiet marinade on the park is delicious. I highly recommend this place if you are craving Korean food that has different flavoring compared to the overly spicy normal.

We have admittedly never visited this restaurant despite passing by it so many times when going to…read moreZion Market. Located in the same plaza, it's situated to the right of the market along a strip with many other shops and restaurants. Ambiance/Service (3/5): Nothing unique or too special. It's dark looking from the outside due to the screen coverings, but it's actually well lit on the inside. There are several TVs showing local news throughout the restaurant (in Korean) and the place feels very clean and modern inside. Food (4/5): Price is standard in that it's on the pricey side, but the portions are great. Our party got a variety of cold noodles that were well seasoned and perfectly bouncy and chewy. Super refreshing! The soondae (blood sausage) and dumpling and rice cake soup were pretty standard but such comfort food too. The dumpling soup had a good number sliced rice cakes and dumplings that it was more than enough for me and two toddlers. Our party of six demolished the galbi which was wonderfully flavored. Again, nothing really stood out, but the meal itself was really satisfying. I think this would be a great place to take a decently-sized party or have a family meal. The food tastes home-cooked with love.

Bonjuk is my go-to whenever someone has an upset stomach, is recovering from surgery or a hospital…read morestay, needs something easy to digest, or simply wants a comforting meal. My usual order is the Abalone Porridge, although the Chicken Samgae Porridge is also delicious. When I have no appetite but need to eat, the Octopus Kimchi Porridge always brings it back and the Pumpkin Porridge is an absolute must! My kiddos really enjoy all of the porridges as well. Although it is quite pricy compared to what we are used to in Korea, but it is restorative food and nourishment is worth it. Above all, health is the most important thing, because without it, nothing else matters.

Korean porridge, or juk (죽), has always been one of my favorite comfort foods--especially when I am…read morefeeling under the weather or just want something nourishing and easy to digest. Juk is known for its creamy texture, nutrient density, and the thoughtful use of ingredients, and Bonjuk delivers exactly that experience. Bonjuk offers an impressive range of classic juk varieties, including samgyejuk (ginseng chicken porridge), jeonbokjuk (abalone porridge), hobakjuk (pumpkin porridge), and patjuk (red bean porridge). Their menu also includes beef vegetable, beef mushroom, beef seaweed, tuna vegetable, salmon vegetable, seafood, shrimp, octopus kimchi, oyster mushroom, vegetable, and plain rice porridges. Prices range from $15.95 to $29.95, depending on ingredients. Each juk order comes with complimentary sides: dongchimi (water kimchi), soy-braised beef, spicy squid, and kimchi. Every side dish is delicious, and additional portions are available for just $2 each, which is a great value. For to-go orders, the juk is packed in a tightly sealed plastic container, accompanied by the side dishes, plastic spoons, and chopsticks--secure, clean, and thoughtfully prepared. I ordered the four most popular juk options to-go: samgyejuk, jeonbokjuk, hobakjuk, and patjuk. There was a small mix-up, and I received two patjuks instead of the hobakjuk. I was initially disappointed, but that feeling quickly faded. The patjuk was perfectly prepared--thick, creamy, silky smooth, earthy, and mildly sweet. My family had no trouble enjoying a second serving. All three juk varieties we tried were excellent. The homemade broths used in most of the porridges deliver a deep, savory umami flavor, and each bowl is consistently thick, creamy, and deeply comforting. Many Koreans still believe in juk's nutritional and medicinal benefits, particularly for soothing the digestive system and balancing Qi energy--and after trying the porridges here, it is easy to understand why. I highly recommend Bonjuk for anyone seeking authentic Korean porridge. Juk has deep cultural roots in Korea and symbolizes care, healing, and nourishment, and Bonjuk honors that tradition beautifully. This location is inside the Super1 Hannam Chain market. Service is friendly, and the restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.

You know you've found a hole-in-the-wall when you walk in and it's completely packed with locals…read more I've been here multiple times now, and it has been a feast for my taste buds every single time. I usually get the seafood soondubu and kalbi combo, which most recently was around $28 for lunch and $33 for dinner. The soondubu is almost always loaded with shrimp, oysters, and clams. The kalbi sometimes looks a little overcooked when it comes out, but I've never had any complaints about the taste or texture. If I'm feeling extra hungry, I'll also order the seafood pancake. 5/5. Crispy on the outside, packed with seafood, and chewy on the inside. Definitely worth ordering. All entrees come with a generous spread of banchan, and they'll happily refill them. Unfortunately, you can't take the extra banchan to go (not sure why)... My favorite is the fried fish! Parking: Plenty of free parking. Bathroom: One stall for women. Clean.

Busy lunch time, not unexpected as we've been here a few times before and the food is good. Put…read moreour name on the wait list, 4 adults with 3 small kids. Was seated 15-20 minutes later. Tables were clean. Placed our order, about 5-10 minutes later, orders started coming out. I ordered the bbq beef rib and cold noodle soup, usually fast stuff. Mine wasn't amongst the food that came out. 10-15 minutes later, my bbq beef rib came out, but rice and soup had not come out for me... Everyone at the table nearly done, my food that I was planning to share with my 3 year old still had not come out yet. Rather disappointing, watching people at other tables, who arrived after us, getting their food before I did, as the rest of my table was nearly done, and 3 year old was getting frustrated.

The food was delicious. Absolutely everything we tried was amazing. We used them for catering for…read moreour daughters birthday and I couldn't belive how much our guests ate. Killed the chicken wings first but all of it was gone by the end and guests had nothing but compliments. Even the young kiddos ate it. The kimchi is especially phenomenal. The service is great and we will definitely go back. Whether its catering for a party, or just a thursday night dinner you will be happy yoy went to Oh Mama!

4/5 stars, vegan & vegetarian options available:…read more Oh Mama Kitchen is mainly a to-go restaurant that sells ready to eat Korean side dishes, or banchan, alongside different cooked rolls, kimbap, and savory pancakes. They have no sit down areas, aside from a bench by the entrance, which is likely for the scenario if they happen to run out of the item you'd like to order and you have to wait for it to be made on the spot. The food: I felt really comfortable ordering here, since all the items are adequately labeled, so I was able to tell which items are vegan and which contained fish sauce or other seafood items and I was unable to have them. This was also super helpful for my friend who had a gluten intolerance, among other dietary restrictions that usually make it difficult for us to dine out together, since the two of us combined cannot eat many things on a typical menu. The floor to ceiling fridges were well stocked with many different types of kimchi, various types of proteins, and other typical banchans you'll see at the local Korean supermarket, but I do think there was a lot more diverse items than the norm. It's not easy finding vegetarian options at Korean spots, so I was happy to see a protein option (tofu) was at least fully vegan. I opted for two vegan kimbaps and a side of braised tofu. My friend picked out one of their sweet rice cakes and a tuna kimbap. Everything was flavorful, well seasoned, and not overly oily or salty, so I would certainly come back for the ease of choosing what I wanted very conveniently. Overall, service was polite, and our food came out within ten minutes, since they happened to run out of the vegan kimbap. Everything else: They do take credit card, and there is ample parking in a shared plaza, although I remember it being rather busy during the dinner rush. The storefront is on the smaller side so it felt rather cramped inside.

So Good~~~~~ The food is so delicious. This is a place I…read moredefinitely want to visit again. The sundae-guk (blood sausage soup) tastes amazing, and the galbi-tang (short rib soup) is also really good!

Very clean and awesome Korean food- I ordered lunch…read morespecial and it's very delicious- Definitely recommend to anyone looking for a Korean soul food in Fullerton area.

Kote Dae Ji offers exceptional service and delectable food. The staff is incredibly friendly and…read morewelcoming. I highly recommend visiting this place.

The pork ribs here are absolutely delicious and the portions are hUGE! Make sure to try because…read morethis is one item on the menu you'll be craving days later.

This was my first time going to a ghost kitchen and I was pleasantly surprised by the presentation…read moreand quality of the food! Although it wasn't like Cocoichiban level, it was still a solid meal. The chicken katsu was crunchy and fresh, and "dry curry" was flavorful. The macaroni salad mixed with potato salad was a new interesting combo and slaw helped cut the heavy flavors. Probably the most decent katsu place in this area of Anaheim so that's 4 stars in my book!

Korean Hawaiian fusion concept inside the Anaheim Food Co warehouse. It's a ghost kitchen that has…read moremany small businesses inside. You order online and pick up when they text you. The food is usually placed inside a locker. Food was promptly prepared and very fresh. Nice packaging as well! The pork katsu comes as strips which I actually really liked. The chicken katsu is your typical type. The dry curry uses minced beef and adds a different touch than your typical curry katsu using the Japanese style curry mix. Had a very rich flavor and was thick. The beef bulgogi was a bit disappointing though as it uses the same minced beef. So I wouldn't get that again. The sides were decent and I think the prices were fair. It's very close to me so I'd return anytime I want a katsu bowl!

Located inside the AR Market food court. Plenty of seating. First time having Korean Black Bean…read moreNoodles also known as Jjajangmyeon. The portion was great for two servings to me. It was so yummy! The lady at the the front was friendly too. Lots of parking and after eating it's a cute idea to checkout the market or the other shops next door.

The service is amazing! I didn't realize they close around 7pm and ordered at around 6:30ish. Once…read moreI got my food and they were cleaning everything, a small group of people came by (a little too late). The owner was so nice to take their order after she had already closed the register and the chef was cleaning up. She told them to leave the plates near the cashier so she can find it the next day. The lady was super sweet! The food itself was pretty good. I would definitely go back again. I got jajangmyeon and it fed 2 people (with a little bit of leftovers).