Realllly good food the service was solid they keep it a good temp inside you can sit and eat…read morewithout sweating the entire time and in my experience the food came out quick even though it was pretty full and there were people waiting outside

We went there around 3:00 PM and were the first customers. The server took our order for ramen,…read morebulgogi egg rolls, deep-fried gyoza, and extra noodles on the side. The ramen arrived, and we started eating. As more customers came in, we continued waiting for the rest of our order. We had almost finished our ramen, but the egg rolls, gyoza, and extra noodles still had not arrived. My aunt asked the server about them, but he said he did not remember us ordering those items--even though he had asked whether we wanted the gyoza pan-fried or deep-fried. My aunt looked at his order paper and saw that he had written down only the ramen, not the other three items. We decided to cancel the remaining items, pay for our ramen, and leave. It was a disappointing experience, especially since we were the first customers there. However, the ramen was delicious, the ambiance was nice, and the restaurant was clean. Next time, please confirm the complete order with the customer to make sure everything was written down correctly. I'm leaving three stars because of the delicious ramen and pleasant ambiance.

Recommend using the Yelp Waitlist feature to get a good idea of the line. It can get busy during…read moremain dining hours, especially since the dining area is pretty small (seats like 30 total?) Parking is a little weird (half the space in front is handicap/bank parking) so look around if you have to. Usually it's fine though. Food here is great, and it's why I come here! Gyoza is crispy and juicy and hot. Ramen noodles are all unique and more of that handmade vibe. We got the mentaiko ramen and green chili shio ramen. If you want a less fatty broth, then shio is your choice. Savory and creamy? Pretty much anything else. Always a good time here

This review hurts, because I have relatives who are related to the owners in Kitakata Japan. I've…read morebeen to Bannai Shokudo in Kitakata, the mothership of the franchise. A few months ago my wife and I wanted to eat at Kitakata Buena Park. We understood there would be a wait. What we could not bear was the strong, revolting smell of sewage wafting through the parking lot just outside the restaurant. The smell had nothing to do with the restaurant. The smell came from a sewer line somewhere in the vicinity of the restaurant. Be that as it may, we left about five minutes into our wait. I knew that waiting any longer for a seat inside the restaurant would result in my wife and I eating our meal with the stench of sewage tainting every slurp and every bite. The problem is a city sewage problem, but Kitakata bears the burden. Please let me know the problem has been addressed by the city and I will return.

Food, service and the location is great. Would recommend this place. The owner is always there…read more She's so sweet and remember your order.

Always decent food. Few options for vegetarian I got fried…read morerice with fried Tofu. Portion size was decent. I didn't finish all of it. The service is usually pretty fast as well. We went on a Friday at lunch and did t have to wait.

the experience I had dining at Sushi Mura was absolutely phenomenal. The food was so good and the…read morerolls just melted in your mouth. Don't even get me started about our waiter/ server Jake. He was so nice to us and made us feel so welcomed and checked up on us periodically. I would definitely recommend coming here.

5-6x time here and the food, service, and portions always solid…read more Their kitchen cranks out the food, and the owner or manager is on top of things because you can see he's not afraid to get his hands dirty if he seeds to. Signs of a well run business.

Came here from LA to buy more than one plate girl have and…read moreaptitude like she hates to be busy Customer service is really bad coming from her Wish I could give the tip to the guys in the back they are the ones doing all the work

While chilling inside the food court at the Source, I took a look around to see what food to eat…read more Came across STN...or is it TSN? Very confusing. Anyways I saw that they had plenty of noodle dishes to choose from so decided to give it a go. Ordered the yukkaejang (spicy braised beef soup) with the rolling dumplings (both kalbi and kimchi). The dumplings were called rolling because I assume they were rolled out and shaped into balls - spherical meat stuffing balls covered with a thin dumpling wrapper. I've eaten dumplings my entire life but this type of dumpling was a first for me so I was very interested in trying this out. Turns out the dumplings were pretty good. It does fall apart pretty easily when picking them up with chopsticks to dip into the sauce which was a bit annoying, so you should be mindful and careful of that if ordering them. The yukkaejang was not the best I've had but it was still pretty good. Prices were fair and the quality of food was solid. I wish they served free water as they make you buy bottles of water if you ask them for water. But with all that being said, I wouldn't hesitate to eat here again.

The 도가니탕 (ox knee bone soup) was fantastic. You can immediately appreciate the time and care that…read morewent into preparing the broth. It was rich, deeply flavorful, and served unseasoned enough to let you adjust the salt and pepper to your own preference. If you're new to 도가니탕, the generous size of the meat and tendon pieces might be a bit surprising. For me, however, the larger cuts were perfect. The accompanying dipping sauce of radish, soy sauce, vinegar, and wasabi was an excellent complement, cutting through the richness of the meat and adding a refreshing contrast. The 반찬 are apparently made in-house, and you can taste the difference. Everything was fresh and well prepared, especially the quality of the 고춧가루 they use. My only gripe? No soju. It may just have to be my new breakfast spot.

Hanyang is one of the Korean restaurants our family goes to often. My son says their galbitang is…read morethe best! I had the pork cutlet, and it was really good, especially since this isn't a restaurant that specializes in pork cutlet. My husband had the spicy octopus in a hot stone bowl. It was okay, but the seasoning felt a little off, like the flavors didn't quite come together. Still, the service was very friendly, and overall we had a nice meal and left satisfied.

If you're looking for genuine Korean pork soup, this is the place. The broth is incredible and you…read morecan taste the quality in every bite. Generous portions, fast service, and unbeatable flavor. 10/10 recommended!

Jinsol Gookbap is my go-to spot for Korean soup, and it's never a miss! We always come here on…read moreweekend mornings when it's a little cheaper, and the quality of the food and the service are consistently excellent. Even early in the morning, everything is fresh, delicious, and served with great care.

Some restaurants win you over with flashy presentations, and others do it quietly…read more I came in expecting a quick meal and found myself paying attention to all the little things instead. The staff greeted every customer who walked in, the dining room felt relaxed without being too casual, and there was a genuine sense that people here cared about what they were serving. The food arrived quickly, but nothing tasted rushed. Each dish had its own personality, and even the simplest items felt thoughtfully prepared. By the end of the meal, I realized this wasn't the kind of place people visit once for the novelty but it is the kind of place they keep coming back to because it simply makes them feel comfortable. I've had may fair share of jjamppong over the years, and this was easily one of the cleanest, most satisfying versions I've tried. Their white jjamppong is the best one so far. The broth had a comforting depth without feeling overly heavy, and every spoonful was packed with ingredients. They definitely didn't skimp on the seafood and vegetables, which made the entire bowl feel hearty and well balanced rather than just being mostly noodles and broth. If you enjoy a little heat, do yourself a favor and ask extra spicy. The added spice gives the broth another layer of flavor and beings everything together beautifully without completely overpowering the dish. I'd happily return, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a spot that values consistency and hospitality just as much as the food itself.

replying to the owner,…read more 네, 비싸요. 5불도 안 하는 3분 오뚜기 짜장이나 짜파게티보다 맛없는 물짜장면이 15불이면 진짜 비싸죠. 차라리 돈 좀 더 내고 다른 데 가서 먹는 게 사실 더 싼거죠. OC area 에서 먹어본 짜장면중에 제일 맛 없었어요. 분식점들 포함. 심지어 여기보다 더 싼 홍콩반점 보다도 맛이 없어요. 손님들을 위해 제 경험을 공유하는데 어쩌라고 기싸움을 하시는건지? Yes, it's expensive. A watery jajangmyeon that tastes worse than a cheap 3-minute Ottogi jajang or Chapaghetti (which costs less than $5) is definitely overpriced at $15. You'd honestly be better off paying a little more and eating somewhere else. This is honestly the worst Jajangmyeon I've ever had in the OC area, even including k-snack bars. It was worse than even Hong Kong Banjeom, which is cheaper than this place. This review was written to share my experience with other potential customers. /////////////////////////////////////////// 한국 시장스타일 물짜장인데 맛집 간짜장보다 비쌈 심지어 맛도 없음 차라리 로렌하이츠 용문루 가세요 overpriced old mom and pops style jjajang myun. not worth the money. will not come back i'd recommend Yong Moon Lu instead for those of you who care for taste and $ value.

Good I like this place…read moreSo delicious My soul food Cozy Warm Nice Service is good Kimchi is so good

We were craving nengmyun so we decided to give this place a shot…read more We ordered a few nengmyuns and a seafood pancake. The nengmyuns and side dishes were really good. We finished our nengmyun and noticed our seafood pancake didn't come out yet. We were about to cancel that order when it finally came out. It was very disappointing. The batter was undercooked and we crunched on a few eggshells. The texture was also too eggy and not enough batter. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this restaurant.

Kyodong Noodle is a restaurant located within a grocery market that had a small food court area,…read moresharing space with Bingsoo House. I ordered a combo, the jjajangmyun and tangsuyuk. It came with a generous portion of black bean sauce noodles and sour/sweet pork. It even came with a pair of scissors for cutting the noodles and a sharing bowl. It was super delicious! A solid meal for a really good price. Food came out very quickly. Service was fantastic end to end. I had a lovely short conversation with the gentleman who served my food about what my t-shirt represented. That interaction felt personable. Overall, I enjoyed my meal here. I'd 100% come back the next time I'm in the area.

Our go to spot for jiajiang mian and spicy seafood noodle soup…read more The portions are big where 3 people can share 2 bowls.