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    Master Oh's

    4.3 (200 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Donna T.

    Tried Master Oh's for lunch and everything was delicious! We ordered the soy-marinated crab set, kalbi tang, and grilled croaker set. The marinated crab was surprisingly fresh and perfectly seasoned, definitely a favorite. The banchan were good too, although they had run out of the bok choy kimchi (or wtvr it's called...) There were only two people working, so service was a little slow, but they worked efficiently and kept things moving. It's a bit of a drive for us, but definitely worth it. Would come back again if we're in the neighborhood!

    Assorted Marinated Seafood / 모듬장
    Pamela D.

    Soy sauce marinated crab is a treat and this is one of the few places where it's available. It comes a la cart or in a seafood platter that includes 3 crabs (2 soy sauce, 1 spicy), 4 shrimp, and 4 abalone. Friday lunch had seating and steady crowd. Good, quick service.

    Raw Assorted Marinated Seafood / 모듬장
    Manning L.

    What a nice place to get the raw marinated crab and shrimp. Fresh, flavorful and tastes great. The Galbijin was also good. They give service with a smile and the food reminds me of crab from Korea.

    Entrance
    Jiansen W.

    Master Oh's has a clean, sleek, spacious interior with Korean decor. There's a scent of Korean cooking wafting in from the kitchen to the dining room. SERVICE was friendly, helpful and attentive. Dishes are made to order. FOOD was fresh and delicious: 5/5 Grilled Mackerel - crispy, tender, that came w a Soybean Stew which was piping hot, savory w clams and tofu 5/5 Spicy Raw Crab w Roe - cold, gelatinous, soft crab, spicy-sweet gochugaru - a unique squeeze and slurp experience

    Clam kalguksoo
    Anna T.

    Food 4/5 We ordered the gamjatang and clam kalguksoo. For the price of $22, the gamjatang is a steal! It came with four pieces of pork and a lot of cabbage. They also put a generous amount of perilla seeds which makes the soup flavorful. It came with a bowl of white rice and a bowl of barley rice. The clam kalguksoo broth was light, but the gamjatang was so overpowering that I could barely taste the clam soup after. The kalguksoo noodle wasn't bouncy and chewy so I would not re-order. Service 3.5/5 Came on a Saturday around 3pm so it wasn't very busy, yet it was hard to flag down anyone to refill our banchan. Standards service here with the initial water and taking your orders. Ambiance 4/5 It is quite spacious but the lighting was quite dark in some areas. A typical standard Korean restaurant with no aesthetic decors. If you're there, you're there for the food.

    My self-servings of banchan
    Lloyd C.

    I recently saw Master Oh's on Yelp and wanted to go. Luckily, tonight, I got my opportunity as some coworkers and I had dinner here. The ambience is modern, clean, and nicely decorated. Two separate single-user men and women's restrooms. They take the space where Moo Bong Ri and later The Bapsang used to be. The parking is ok but could be challenging. The service was super friendly and attentive. A variety of different banchan. Beef Tartare (5/5) - served with a raw egg, julienned cucumbers and Korean pear. The portion size was huge. You could taste the light sesame oil and it was very tender. Pork Backbone Stew (4/5) - lightly spicy, and flavorful. You could really taste the hint of sesame oil and perilla leaves. This was my first time trying this stew. Grilled Beef Short Ribs (4/5) - grilled to perfection and seasoned well. Seafood Pancake (5/5) - served with a soy chili dipping sauce. The pancake was crispy, crunchy, and filled with seafood. It was really good. I'd come back. Support your local business.

    Galbi Jim
    Saya H.

    The galbi Jim is not worth the price of $80. Barely any meat, and all the meat was mostly fat. The sauce was too sweet and salty and I was sick of it in a few bites. I do not recommend getting this. The soy marinated crab was ok at best. I couldn't really taste the crab when I mixed it with the rice. I wouldn't get this either. The only good thing was the cold noodles. Nice with vinegar and would get again but I probably won't be visiting this place again.

    Menu
    Joyce T.

    Came here for lunch on weekday. It's quite quiet. Their banchan (small dishes) is really amazing, they offer 8 different types, and all of them were delicious. We had Beef Short Rib Soup, it's flavorful soup with very tender and tasty meat. Highly recommended! Bibim Naengmyeon: cold noodle is perfect for hot summer day. We asked for the spicy sauce on the side, it's super refreshing. Korean Beef Pancake was quite disappointing. It was bland, oily, and the beef inside was kind of dry. They have a weekday lunch special (Monday-Thursday), good for a quick lunch.

    Bossam
    Anh T.

    One of the few places in the area to serve soy marinated crab. I personally prefer the soy crab over spicy so I really wanted to try it here. We came on Tuesday 6pm and there were plenty of tables available but they filled up quickly after we sat down. The banchan came out soon after we ordered and the food didn't take too long to come either. Here's my take on the food: **Soy marinated crab: I was pleasantly surprised that there was roe in the crab! Very fresh. I wish the marinade was sweeter. Also enjoyed the fish roe rice bowl that came with it but I think I could've used a bit more rice since the crab was more savory. **Spicy marinated crab: Seemed to be a bigger portion than the soy crab but it was different type of crab. This marinade was too sweet imo. ** Bossam: Pretty standard and tasty but the large size wasn't very large. Service was so friendly and sweet. We did have to ask multiple times to get a refill on banchan and by the time it came out, we had finished our main dishes already. The parking lot here is usually tough to find a spot but maybe because we beat the dinner rush, there was plenty.

    Seafood pancake
    Sistine M.

    My daughter wanted to try raw marinated crab for her 21st birthday. She found Master Oh's and they did not disappoint. All the food we ordered was delicious, down to the banchan. The food is made fresh and served hot. I especially liked the crust on the seafood pancake. It's different than what I'm used to, in a good way. The servers took excellent care of us. Checked on us frequently. Had no problems answering our questions and giving recommendations. I was told they get pretty busy on the weekends, but we were there in the middle of the week so it was fine. Most of the tables were taken up at some point in the night, though. It's a casual place to eat and drink while you eat like a normal Korean hang out. The crab wasn't something I was particularly interested in, but it exceeded my expectations. It came with seasoned rice which all went together nicely. The other grilled items we ordered were also delicious. So basically what I'm trying to say is, we had a good time with good food and we'd all come back again!

    Vi T.

    Instagram reels kept telling me Master Oh's has the best soy marinated raw crab in the Bay Area, so me and my K-pop girlies had to investigate. It was actually the perfect group to test it. One of us had marinated crab in Boston and loved it, another tried it in Busan and wasn't a fan, and I was a complete first timer. We ordered the Soy Sauce Marinated Raw Crab, Beef Short Rib Soup, and the summer special Hwe Naengmyeon (Spicy Cold Raw Fish Mixed Noodle). The restaurant is spacious, and seeing that most of the customers were Korean definitely gave us high expectations. Service was friendly and our food came out in about 10-15 minutes. The raw crab came with a bowl of rice, quail egg, fish roe, roasted seaweed, seaweed salad, and pickled daikon. My friend mixed everything together for us like a pro. Soy marinade was well balanced, the crab had a soft, jelly-like texture and tasted really fresh, not gimmicky at all. My friend who didn't enjoy this dish in Korea actually ended up liking this version, and my other friend even said it was better than the one she had in Boston. As for me, I really enjoyed trying it for the first time. That said, it's definitely an acquired taste and probably not for everyone. If you're not ready to eat raw crab, I'd actually recommend trying the soy marinade with soft tofu or boiled eggs first because the sauce itself is delicious. The Beef Short Rib Soup came with tender meat, but the broth was just okay. Not bad, just not something I'd order again. The Hwe Naengmyeon, on the other hand, was really refreshing. It definitely had a spicy kick, the noodles were soft yet chewy, and the raw fish had such a unique texture that I honestly don't know how to describe it. Served cold with fresh veggies and half a boiled egg, it was perfect for a hot day. Also, banchan were delicious and free refill, our favorite was the Konjac noodle mayo salad and Gyeran Mari (Korean Egg Roll). Overall, I'm glad I finally got to try soy marinated raw crab, and I can definitely see myself ordering it again. Such a fun first experience, and I'll be back to explore more of the menu.

    Soy Sauce Marinated Crab
    Pauline L.

    Spicy Octopus, Trip, and Shrimp Stew - 6/10 The flavor on this one was insane -- so rich and there were so many toppings to choose from. I loved how warm the soup was. The only issue I had was that it was 75% tripe and less of the other toppings. I wish there was more of a balance since I did get flavor fatigue somewhat. Korean Beef Pancake - 7/10 The beef was super tender, I liked what I had but I was expecting more of a pancake (like the usual kimchi pancake, or seafood pancake that you would find at other places)rather than what I got. No complaints though but it was definitely not what I was expecting. Soy Sauce Marinated Crab - 10/10. The crab was so fresh and umami. They gave us gloves as well which was super useful and convenient. I also love how it came with a side of rice and seaweed which was AWESOME. This was my first time trying raw crab and it was great.

    Martin H.

    As a non-Korean, I thought Master Oh's is a very solid place for authentic Korean cuisine. It checks all the boxes for flavors, visual presentation and reminds me of a solid meal in Korea. The parking situation for this plaza however is a bit challenging. There is an entire lot reserved for restaurants next door and the plaza that it's in is packed to the brim. Definitely come early or risk circling the lot. Outside of the parking, the space inside is accommodating. There is lots of room for large parties. I will say service was a little scattered brained when we ate here though. They forgot one of our orders and we had to flag them down, a few times to get it to us. To add onto this we were the first two parties here so it maybe was just the staff warming up. As for the food, they gave us amazing amounts of banchan and their portions are generous. You could ask for more banchan if you enjoyed something but with all the food we had we didn't need more. My personal favorite dish was the marinated crab. We got the soy sauce one and it was a joy to eat. The meat was soft, juicy, and squeezed right out of the shell. Highly recommend trying this. One final note however, Master Oh's is a bit on the expensive end for something I felt like should be a standard meal. It wasn't a problem for us but it maybe something to consider if you're looking to dine on a budget. Overall would come back.

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    Ask the Community - Master Oh's

    Kunjip

    Kunjip

    4.1(2.4k reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    I came here with my husband and cousins at around 8pm, and there was still a wait but that wait was…read moreworth it. There wasn't much space inside if you're waiting for your table. Just a small corner of seats, so I waited in the car. It took around 45 minutes for us to get seated, but after ordering, the food came out relatively quickly. This is now my go-to spot for galbijjim. I remember thinking right after we left the restaurant that night that I was already looking forward to our next visit. The rice cakes in there were chunky compared to most places, which made it a more enjoyable eat. It was my first time having sooyuk and I loved the cuts of meat in there, especially the tendon. I might just have to come here again on my next visit to SJ.

    interesting experience today…read more.. most of the pieces of meat in my galbi tang had way more cartilage than usual. i tried to cut it off but did not really help much as it was very chewy. noodles were also overcooked and supeeerrrr chewy. banchan sizes were really small, especially for 2 people. I am really surprised at the portion we received being way smaller compared to what i typically get when i doordash or order for take-out... and i order take-out from here every week or two! my friend got hounded for a tip in the parking lot after paying which was really off putting. at first they said they couldnt read what he wrote. then, when he clarified- she took about 5 minutes begging for a tip in the hot sun... the thing is- he didn't want to tip as we didn't receive any service at all. all they did was just take our order and give us our food. no check-ins during our meal. they took away our water before they even took our card to pay.... it all felt super rushed near the end. out of all the times I've had take-out from here, this dine-in experience missed the mark for us. debating on if it is worth it to come back. very disappointing as this was my friend's first time trying this place and he drove all the way from east bay!

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    Kunjip - Interior

    Interior

    Kunjip - #13 Cheese maeun galbi jjim ($82)

    #13 Cheese maeun galbi jjim ($82)

    Kunjip - Mul naengmyeun/cold buckwheat noodles

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    Mul naengmyeun/cold buckwheat noodles

    ToBang

    ToBang

    4.1(3k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$$
    Takes reservations
    14 years in business

    This is one of my fave places in this Korean plaza!…read more I always find service to be so friendly and kind. They are a small team but do their best to chat with you and make recommendations. We typically get a 1-meat combo which is more than enough for our 2-3 person family. The portions are huge and the banchan is refilled so unless you're craving tons of different meats, no need to order a ton more. I also love their tofu soup, it's not too oily and also keeps well if you have leftovers. The interior is clean and well kept so you'll be comfy with a group anywhere from 2-6 people. Larger groups might be harder to accomodate but I've never had to reserve for under 6.

    The foods were good but I do not like the services here at all…read more There are 4 Korean restaurants in the same plaza which kinda weird because they all serves almost the same atmosphere. We came here around 5:30PM so we did not wait for a table of 5 at all. We wanted to order the package B which comes with 3 protein of choice with add on ramen and cold noodles but they refused to let us order package B but insisted us to order package C which comes with 4 protein of choices. I and my niece don't eat meat so package B was good for us. There are 5 of us but 2 of us don't eat meat, we basically eat the banchan with the sauces. I do not like how they handle the situation at all! I clearly told them I don't eat meat so package B was good for us and they refused. We can not finished with 4 protein for package C which had a lot of left over afterward. The galbi was $9 add on more which the portion are small and over cooked! The grilled chicken was okay, the pork belly and the beef brisket overly thin slices below average quality. The best part of this was the banchan they were given, the potatoes salad was delicious. The hot sauce was very good. I just add all the banchan with white rice and hot sauce to make the best Bibimbap ever. The cold noodles were excellent just like how it tasted in Korea. When my daughter gets up to pay for the bill, they expected us to tip them 18% instead of 15% because there are were party 5 of us. You lucky that we even tip you 15% while we felt the services was horrible! Overall, I like the foods here but the service was not right!

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    ToBang - Summer Special  Soju $9.99 Beer $4.99 Seemed egg $4.  Bibim Naengmyun $10 (with Special combo)

    Summer Special Soju $9.99 Beer $4.99 Seemed egg $4. Bibim Naengmyun $10 (with Special combo)

    ToBang - Mushroom soup

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    Mushroom soup

    Jang Su Jang - Maeun Galbi Jjim ($75) Spicy Braised Beef Short Ribs

    Jang Su Jang

    3.8(2.3k reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$$

    We had the budae jjigae and mul naengmyeon…read more The stew had lots of fermented kimchi flavor. If you like that, this is great. My preference is basically a shin ramyun which has a thicker broth. I loved how this had tteok, sausage, and spam. It's also wonderful that it comes out still boiling inside the stone pot. I love their fresh, sweet kimchi banchan. The place is nice and clean and the service is friendly. It's nice that they also have private rooms available. I liked it enough but if someone asked me a Korean place to eat, this isn't one that would come to the forefront of my mind. It's good but not mind blowing.

    Jang Su Jang is a solid Korean BBQ restaurant in Milpitas. While none of the dishes had any…read more"wow" factor, the food was above average and the prices were reasonable. The decor is a little dated. Service was efficient and met expectations. We ordered Wang Mandoo, LA Galbi, and a Cold Noodle Combo. The Wang Mandoo were described as king size boiled dumplings with beef, pork, and kimchi, and the sizes did not disappoint -- indeed very huge, even larger than the mandoo I've had in Korea. The meat was tender and overall very tasty. The LA Galbi came out as large slices of BBQ short ribs and were tender, juicy, and flavorful. The cold noodle combo came with cold noodles in broth plus bulgogi. You can pick other protein but that's what we chose. The cold noodles were refreshing and the noodles were chewy and bouncy. The portions were fairly large. The bulgogi was probably the most disappointing of all the dishes we had. It was tender beef but lacked some bbq flavor. I appreciated the wide variety of Banchans that were brought out to our table. They also gladly refilled the banchans as needed.

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    Jang Su Jang
    Jang Su Jang - Haemul Pajeon aka Seafood Pancake ($29), expensive

    Haemul Pajeon aka Seafood Pancake ($29), expensive

    Jang Su Jang - Jang Su Jang - inside bbq seating area

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    Jang Su Jang - inside bbq seating area

    Paik's Noodle - Stir-fried Noodle ($14)

    Paik's Noodle

    4.3(1.9k reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    I've been to Paik's Noodle several times and have also tried locations in other cities! I forgot…read morewho originally recommended this place to me, but I'm glad they did Their prices are super good and their food is consistently good. I get the jajangmyeon ($10.95 for a small) every time, mostly because the noodle texture is TOP TIER. The noodles are thick, chewy, and springy, and they pair really well with the jajang (black bean) sauce. There are also plenty of ingredients mixed into the sauce, although I find it a little salty sometimes. The tangsuyuk (sweet & sour pork, $15.95) is super crispy, and I really liked the tangy sauce with it. I personally prefer dipping the pieces in the sauce so they stay crispy, but you can also pour the sauce over if that's your preference! The restaurant can get pretty busy on weekend evenings, with waits usually around 10-30 minutes. There's plaza parking available nearby. Would definitely recommend if you like or want to try jajangmyeon!

    The value you get here is unmatched. I recommend getting jajangmeyon with a bowl of rice (dump rice…read morein the sauce after you're done with the noodles) for first-timers. The food came out really fast and waiters are super nice here. If you're ordering any other dishes besides noodles, get ready to share them with the table cause the portions are huge.

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    Paik's Noodle - Counter / cooking area

    Counter / cooking area

    Paik's Noodle - Fried Dumpling ($8.50/8)

    Fried Dumpling ($8.50/8)

    Paik's Noodle - Beef Jjamppong / Beef Noodle Soup

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    Beef Jjamppong / Beef Noodle Soup

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