10/10! I no longer…read moreneed to drive out to K-town. Moobongri Soondae has everything I need in a Korean restaurant. Food: their food is amazing and super tasty. Everything that we have ordered have been excellent. The quality of ingredients used are 10/10. From their galbitang to their cold noodle combo (lunch combo). The side dishes were SoOoOo goOoOod. Everything was delicious. Service: Service is great. Like all Korean restaurants I've dined in service at Moongongri was excellent. Ambiance: Ambiance is great. Great eating environment. I can't remember if they played music in the back ground. But I think they do. Parking is at the back and planet street parking. 10/10! Highly recommend! Cheers!

On SoCal chilly day, I enjoyed the Spicy Beef Soup. Roth had wonderful depth of flavor and just…read moreenough kick. The side dishes offered sweetness and pungency to complement the broth

My friends and I ate at Myung Ga after a long day of hiking at the nearby Switzer falls! We were…read morestarving when we arrived and the food was so delicious, hearty, and incredibly satisfying. Definitely a great restaurant if you're craving Korean soups - I got the Galbitang and it definitely hit the spot. The broth was so warming and hearty and the galbi were tender and paired really well with the soup and dipping sauce. We also got the bossam which was great for sharing among the group and just a perfect mix of flavors and textures. Side dishes included kimchi, pickled daikon, and fish cakes. Everything was simply delicious!

This is an overall good establishment. The service is good: the employees are polite and helpful…read more The restaurant and the area itself is beautiful. Outside there's many plants that make walking in very welcoming. The food may be for some people, but not for me. I ordered 6 on the menu which I expected to be extremely flavorful based on its appearance, but it tasted very plain to me. I did order a more simple item on the menu compared to others, so I guess I should have expected that. My family enjoyed theirs which is good. There are plenty of other options, but they are mostly spicy; however, the side dishes are amazing! The cost is a bit pricy, but if you like it, it's worth it. This was an overall pretty good experience, and would recommend; just make sure you're a fan of this kind of food.

Having to cook dinner after coming home after a long day at work just seemed daunting Wednesday…read morenight. My boyfriend and I decided to treat ourselves to Korean food for dinner and typically we would go to Jincook, but I wanted to try something different. I found K-Street on Yelp and wanted to give it a try. There's plenty of parking in a safe parking garage which is nice! We arrived to the restaurant at around 8pm? Upon walking in we saw that they have a B rating so my boyfriend was a bit weary of eating there. Upon walking in, it was completely empty-- understandable because it was a Wednesday night. The server was a super nice woman who gave us recommendations and explained things I needed clarification for. The restaurant was cute, had street signs for streets in Korea and a huge projector that screened music videos on the wall. I'm sure the place is usually poppin' on nights when it's busy! It was really quiet because we were the only ones there but the music was a nice addition to break the silence. My boyfriend ordered the Bulgogi Dolsot, which is bulgogi with rice in a hot stone. He said the bulgogi had great flavors and the crispy rice was his favorite! The bulgogi wasn't fatty or too tough, he loved that they didn't skimp on the meat. I ordered the Hot Pot Bulgogi, it was a soup with bulgogi, some rice cakes, and some noodles. It was served with rice, but I skipped on eating the rice. The soup to me was a bit too salty! It had great umami flavor and depth to the rich flavor but I needed lemon or vinegar to break up the saltiness. The bulgogi in the soup was nice and tender, I ate basically all of the bulgogi. The rice cakes were nice and chewy, and the noodles made it feel like a complete meal. Was it worth $22? Not to me, for what it was I think it should've been around $15. The also gave us complementary banchan, but it wasn't the best. I understand we were only two people and they were bottomless, but 4 small pieces of pickled radish and 2 bites of kimchi? I could've easily eaten 5 plates of each but I didn't want the server constantly coming back to bring us more. Again, we were the only ones there so I didn't want to feel like a burden. Would I come back here again? Unfortunately not. My first impression at K-Street wasn't the best and there are plenty Korean restaurants that I personally like!

They share a restaurant space with a Korean corn dog spot which is a little confusing, but what's…read moremore confusing is how this place is super inconspicuous. You could easily walk past it and you wouldn't even know. That said, the food is pretty good. My one and only gripe however is that for some reason they do not offer pick up orders to be placed by phone OR on delivery apps. It's the strangest thing, and having to go into the restaurant in person to order to-go is a big inconvenience. I typically order the Chadol BBQ. Not many korean restaurants offer brisket (it's usually bulgogi, galbi, or chicken). So whenever I have a hankering for brisket but not AYCE, I know where to go. The brisket is tender and usually not overcooked. Their steamed mandu is chicken and pork. It's nothing special but you get exactly what you expect. Parking is pretty convenient in the parking garage right above it, with the first 45m free (no validation required).

One of the few all you can eat korean bbq places left in the valley that's worth the money, less…read moreexpensive then others but still leaves you satisfied!!

Tucked away in LA Crescenta, it's a hidden AYCE KBBQ spot that is pretty affordable for lunch!…read more We were seated right away for a group of 4. We came around 3 and were able to get the lunch special. The servers were attentive and great about refilling the salads and banchan. The egg souffle was tasty as well! The selection isn't huge but the meats were still good. The boneless rib was our favorite as it was tender and flavorful. If you're in the area, I recommend coming here for KBBQ instead of heading down to KTown for lunch!

I LOVE TOFU SOUP!!!…read more got the beef tofu soup and it was deliciousss. one of our group had burnt rice but the staff were quick to replace it. the spicy cucumber here is so good i ate like 2 plates honestly. i will say is that the spice scale isn't super accurate. i am pretty bad with spice so i got a mild and it was just ... alright... i feel like i was missing a lot of the flavor, not just heat level. my friends who got medium and spicy let me try their soups and they were way better and honestly not that much spicier. so i would say give a higher spice level a try if you want more flavor in your broth. we also ordered a bottle of soju to share and some of the spicy chicken. those were good too!

I can see why the reviews here are mixed. My lunch experience is here as a single diner with two…read moreother tables seated and one of those two finishing up. 4 patrons in total. When I arrived I was seen from way in the back but never greeted. I walked back after a couple minutes passed and the lady asked me how many and I said "1" and she said sit anywhere. Ok... so now I got a seat and a menu. I gave my order pretty quickly and it came out fast. I didn't get checked on much at all but the kimchi beef tofu soup was good, a little on the plain watery side, and the sides themselves were ok. Total price was $16.99, ~$18 with tax. As mentioned by others, don't expect BCD tofu house here - but for being outside of K town this place is just OK. The inside is nothing special but it gets the job done and it's cozy. It is in a Vons shared shopping plaza so I wasn't expecting anything past basic. It's always a good sign when you have other Koreans eating at a Korean restaurant. As I was leaving there were 5 Korean patrons newly seated and seemed like it wasn't their first time. Overall Food = 3.5 Service = 2 Ambiance = 3 I might return but there are likely better places in the area worth checking out that have better service and quality.

hidden gem in eagle rock in my opinion…read more i've dined in here and also ordered for take out, and the food has been consistent. i recently tried to ginseng chicken soup and it was so delicious! you order your food first then you sit down and they bring the food. pretty casual space but honestly the quality of the food is 10/10

If you're craving some good Korean food, I highly recommend this place…read more It's clean, welcoming, and kid-friendly. We ordered galbi, stone pot bibimbap, kimchi fried rice, yukgaejang (spicy beef soup), and Pork cutlet for the kids. The food came quickly and was delicious! The galbi is my favorite. We've also been ordering a lot of takeout dinners for my family, and they've been consistently great in both service and food quality.

I LOVE TOFU SOUP!…read more this place was quite busy when we walked in but we were seated immediately. parking was pretty narrow and limited in the adjacent spots but there were so many people i think they just park on the streets and walk, it's not very far. ambiance is cool they had an aquarium for me to stare at. i really liked the both of my beef tofu soup. it was served with purple rice which was pretty cool. we also ordered the rice cakes with ramen noodles and that was actually pretty spicy, spicer than my medium-level spice broth. but super good! the chicken in the combo was delicious and sizzling as well. overall i don't really have anything negative to say. servers were attentive and were more than accommodating to replace one of our items when the lid of the vinegar dispenser flew off and turned my friends cold noodles into vinegar soup essentially. big fan!

Whoever said good sondubu is only available in Ktown or BCD?!…read more I always crave sondubu when it's cold, when I'm feeling under the weather, or honestly just in general. This is my go-to spot in the area whenever that craving hits, and I genuinely think it's one of the best. The biggest plus for me is that I don't have to drive to Ktown. This restaurant also has its own parking lot, which is a bonus, but parking around the area in general isn't too hard either. The place is small so it can get busy, but the wait is usually never that bad. The food is really good and tastes homey and comforting. It seems like a family-owned business, so the vibe feels really cozy. The staff are also super friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend!

Wow! Today was my first time trying this place and the food was AMAZING!! It was a tad salty but I…read moredidn't care much because it was that good! I got chicken pho and egg rolls. Best egg rolls I've had in a long time. The two owners were very nice and sweet. The lady kept checking on us. I recommend this place 10/10. It was a a slow time when I went because it was almost 90 degrees out LOL. Dont regret it all :)

A new pho and noodle place! Saw that this had recently opened in La Crescenta and wanted to check…read moreit out. We went around 7 PM and ordered two bowls of pho, the meatball and rare steak and brisket (#4 and #3). The meatballs in the pho were quite tough and rubbery, wouldn't recommend that as the protein option. The steak was pretty good though. The noodles were standard, as well. They provide the typical toppings, bean sprouts and onions and cilantro. The limes they gave us were pretty dry though, we struggled to squeeze any juice out. There was a small fly in my soup, but probably not from the kitchen - likely just flew in while I was eating. The ambiance was relatively quiet, clean interior and bathroom. There is ample parking and the pricing is fair. Overall, solid noodle shop.