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    Jinju Gomtang

    4.5 (191 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Soup, Noodles
    Open 7:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Combination Su Yook
    Sarah H.

    We ordered via Ubereats tonight and combination suyuk was so good! We will definitely return and order delivery again as well. Packaging was done well and there was no spill. I just wish they had given us more kimchi and banchans.

    왕갈비탕 Wang Galbi Tang
    Felicia C.

    Wish I could give this place a better rating, but the service here was not good. The lady who took our order forgot to put our order in, and 30 minutes later, came and told us she forgot our order. She also had to be reminded to bring water and refill our banchans. The service was less than great. We ordered the Galbi Jjim and Wang Galbi Tang. Galbi Jjim - I was craving Daeho Galbi Jjim but they closed, so that was the main reason we came here. The meat in this dish was a little tough since they were cut in bigger pieces and the flavor of the sauce didn't fully soak into the meat. There was a lot of meat which I appreciated, but the sauce was too fatty and sweet for my taste. Wang Galbi Tang - I actually loved the flavor of this soup. It was super umami and light, and I needed this to pair with the Galbi Jjim. The short rib dipped into the sauce they paired was also delicious. Overall, the service here just did not make our lunch here very pleasant. The Wang Galbi Tang was great but I'd skip the Galbi Jjim.

    Nina H.

    Stumbled upon this spot on a recent girls trip to Vegas and it didn't disappoint! When you walk in, you already know it's going to be authentic and delicious. Loved the kalbitang broth and the sullung tang. We also got the spicy rice cakes and they were super chewy and flavorful. I bet everything on the menu is fire. Would definitely come back!

    Galbi
    Evan W.

    I'm surprised this place isn't more well known! This cozy korean soup/galbi spot is located just across the ranch 99 in chinatown. And the food is simply amazing! the seollongtang was so flavorful and soothing, especially nice from the dry winds in Vegas. The galbi was amazing - great portions, savory meat that isn't too sweet or oily like many other spots. The service was a bit slow but i'll give them a break since there was only one server working that shift. Overall a great spot if you're looking for a nourishing recovery meal from your time in Vegas!

    Kimchi pancake
    Anne Q.

    So authentic! The cold noodles were super refreshing and tasty. I loved their side dishes too, and the staff was really nice. It was my first time trying jokbal, and I was expecting a hot plate of braised pork, but it wasn't like I imagined or how it looked on the menu. It was cold, but still good! I ate it with kimchi pancake and ssamjang (?). The prices were reasonable too. I felt like I was really in Korea when they were speaking Korean to other customers. Will come back next time we are in Vegas.

    Banchan
    Boris M.

    We visited Jinju Gomtang on Thanksgiving for dinner. Parking was easy in the plaza and the place has a hole in the wall cafeteria vibe with quick and very friendly service. We opted for the Yukgae Jang (spicy beef and leek soup), the Seok Uh Sulung Tang (ox leg bone soup with meats), as well as the Tteok Bokki (spicy rice cake with veggies and fish cake). Like typical for Korean places, the dishes came with complimentary banchan (side dishes), including kimchi, tofu skin, cucumbers, and potato salad. All dishes were excellent, well balanced, and good value for money. Definitely a highly recommended Korean spot.

    Banchan
    Amy K.

    Located in Spring Valley, Las Vegas NV. I wanted to go back to Yi's Traditional, but it was late after a concert and this place opens until 2:00am daily. Here is your late night eat! There are only about 7 or 8 tables for four, and 2 tables for 6 or 8, so seating is limited. Service was super fast and amazing. There were two staff working to serve, and they are friendly and checked on me, despite having a full house of customers. I ordered the Seollangtang, beef brisket soup. It tasted good and hit the spot. There is plenty of parking and the area is safe and lit brightly.

    Spicy beef soup
    Whitney W.

    I tried three different places soup three morning in a roll. I like jinju's the most. Service is fast. Restaurant seems old, I think they're in business for long. Love the fact that they open 24/7.

    Adrial P.

    After a weekend in Vegas definitely needed some comfort food so I searched nearby korean food and found this place. I'm from LA and our korean food is known as one of the best and this place reminded me of our Korea town. Can't go wrong with some tang and cold noodles! But they also had something I don't often see which was the jokbal which was my first time trying that dish and definitely enjoyed! Also props to their banchan which was delicious I asked if they made the kimchi themselves and they said yes ( I could definitely tell.) The food off the strip can get repetitive it's nice to know next time I go back to Vegas there's good korean food nearby:)

    Tiffany C.

    Our group was wandering the Chinatown plaza exploring and came across Jinju, a 24/7 eatery that didn't seem as commercialized as the rest of the restaurants in the area, and decided based on that to dine in for a light lunch. I'm so glad we did, and really wish I didn't live on the other side of the country so I could dine there again. The menu is small and seems to specialize in my favorite thing - soups. To share, our group ordered the Yukgae Jang, cold noodles and kimchi pancake. All portions were gigantic and filled the four of us with food leftover, which was something we weren't expecting. Banchan was great and staff frequently refilled it. The flavors of both the spicy soup and cold broth were great, prominent, and refreshing even on a hot Vegas day. I loved the noodles included in the Yukgae and the broth was rich, not too spicy, and addicting. Jinju Gomtang is such a gem, filled with locals and families so you know it's gotta be good. Skip all the touristy restaurants and visit this one instead for a great meal at a great price!

    선지해장국 Sunji Hae Jang Guk
    Alex H.

    No frills hole in the wall with soul warming soups! Jinju is the perfect remedy for a cold or a wicked hangover, their soups and banchans will cure whatever you're suffering for! The service is prompt and friendly and the food comes out blazing quick.

    Jeannie Y.

    This is a solid spot if you love sour flavors and hot, comforting soup. The kimchi was properly sour -- not slightly fermented, but genuinely tangy and sharp. Even the vegetables had that strong sour punch, which I really liked with the steaming hot soup. I'm not big on a table full of side dishes, so I actually appreciated that they kept it simple. Not too many extras, just the essentials. The soup itself wasn't overly salty, which I liked. You can season it to your preference since they provide extra salt on the side. The gomtang stood out -- the beef was very tender, soft, and clearly simmered well. And honestly, the slightly indifferent service made it feel authentic. Not overly polite or trying too hard -- just straightforward and focused on the food. If you enjoy sour notes and comforting Korean soups, this place does it well.

    Galbi Tang
    Janey L.

    I really wanted some hot soup and I was so happy to find a Korean soup place that served Galbi Tang. It was pricey as usual, $25, but it was hot and not too salty. Service was good. The gentleman was nice and checked in on me a couple of times. I would definitely go back when I visit again.

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    Love the place. Love their pork galbijim, my favorite. Sooo delicious and filling, especially the spicy version. Must try!!!

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