There isn't too many Korean restaurants that has Pollack roe soup and I was pleasantly surprised and the ample amount of fish roe, veggies, tofu, and soup really hit the spot. Husband has beef rib soup and he said it has rich broth flavor. I will come here when I am in the area. read more

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The restaurant is located inside of a strip and they were able to receive our group of 15+ for a late lunch on Saturday. The restaurant is clean and gives you that small business vibe. For how many of us were there, the food came out reasonably fast. Many of us ordered the gamjatang and I ordered the black goat stew. The black goat stew was a bit unassuming when it first came out because it didn't look that big, but as I dug into it there was so much meat! Every bite was delicious. The flavors were there and I appreciated the slight spice even though the menu said there was no spice. The next time I come, I'll likely try the gamjatang because it looked really impressive! read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Banchan - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

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This restaurant is in a small strip mall. As the strip mall is small, parking is limited. This restaurant used to be called Doori Korean restaurant. I frequented it before the owner changed and the food quality went down. I heard that the business eventually got sold again. This Korean restaurant is called SoDam Doori Restaurant. They have a new owner, new menu, clean atmosphere, good staff, and good food. I'm just glad the food is actually good! The food here taste clean. You won't be getting the countryside grandma taste that some Koreans seek. However, you won't feel lethargic and gross after eating. Also, they are generous with the banchans (side dishes) and ssam (lettuce). Some places charge extra for extra lettuce. Hope more people frequent this establishment. I want it stick around for a while! read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

An authentic Korean hidden gem! The moment you walk in, you can feel the history of the place. All the side dishes are made from scratch and rotate regularly, offering a great variety each time you visit. While every dish on the menu is solid, they truly shine with their specialties--dumplings, dried pollock, and spicy squid. The customer service is excellent as well, with attentive and friendly servers. If you're searching for a truly authentic Korean dining experience, this is the spot to try! read more

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I'm leaving this review after visiting about 10 times. I was impressed by the great combination of side dishes, and the food is delicious across all the menu items. I especially made sure to order the dried pollack grill, octopus hot pot, and dumplings. The beef tendon stew was very tender and flavorful, with no unpleasant odor, and the pollock stew was refreshing and clean-tasting, perfect for a cold day, so I highly recommend it. read more

Food was so delicious Service was so nice I really recommend this place My friend was recommended this place It was good choice!! read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Yulmoo gooksoo - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

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It's my first review!!Don't go there. It's quite an unpleasant place. Even though we were the first customers, the waitresses at our table made us wait without offering any service. They didn't offer us water, didn't give us menus, and didn't even glance at us. Also, our child was not provided with a spoon and fork, and when we asked for them, the waitress didn't answer or even look at us and just left. The food was salty and the service was poor. This place doesn't deserve even one star. read more

The food is really good. The service is sorta non-existent; you have to just go up to the front cashier or raise your hand if you want help, assuming you don't speak Korean. Nobody speaks English, so you are on your own. read more

You come here when you want mama's home cooking but mama is too busy for you cuz she's busy enjoying the retired life and you're a grown a** adult. Mama won't comfort you no more, but the delicious, nostalgic Korean cuisine and the servers who are all roughly mama's age are here for you. You know it's a legit Korean place when all the old Korean men come here after golf to eat and drink. Price is very reasonable considering that every meal comes with practically unlimited side dishes. No frills, authentic Korean food at its best. read more

Wow^^It was great dinner So delicious & fantastic recipe ** Main menu & side dishes're so delicious .. Also owner is so nice** Thanks a lot read more

Reasonable Korean food that is slightly expensive. Portions are good- service is mmmm...well- not really there- the restaurant is sort of clean. Parking can be messy during busy hours- my friends like this place. I'm like meh- In terms of menu, most items are ok- so don't worry so much- read more

Much like Yedang in La Habra, non-gimmicky, straight forward Korean restaurants don't get the love they deserve on social media. I ventured out of my usual, Korean togo options and decided to try this place out via postmates, and Sodam was just that; straight forward, traditional Korean eats, fermentation-heavy and well executed. The soup base was excellent, and so were the banchan. I would reorder the spicy pork and calamari stir fry - the volcanic-lava sauce ladened plate had a ton of texture, the sea protein blanched perfectly medium rare. 4 to 5 stars depending on how hungry you are. Really delicious Korean food, thumbs up. read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Pork/Squid stir fry + beef rib soup. Would order both again, solid. - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

It's hard to find a good authentic Korean places to eat in Orange County and Sodam is one place you're guaranteed yummy food if you're willing to drive 40 minutes from Huntington Beach to Fullerton. Sodam was introduced to me by my sister who recently moved to Buena Park and found some good authentic a Korean food places to eat and Sodam happens to be one of them. Most of the dishes at Sodam are responsibly priced, good portions and super yummy. Some of our favorites dishes are the daktoritang (spicy chicken stew) and their haemul pajeon (seafood pancake) and their their octopus bibimbap in the stone pot and their gamjatang (spicy pork neck stew). Everything in their menu is worth trying and it's reasonable priced and good portions. They use fresh ingredients and reminds me of my mother's home style cooking. All the dishes are super flavorful and you never feel heavy & sick even when you overeat. The staff at the restaurants are always kind and helpful and despite how busy they are, they manage to take care of you. Great service and the best part is we always have a bunch of leftovers to take home and their food is always consistent. The restaurant isn't big, but it's nice and quiet place to eat in a clean environment. Don't get fixated on the 1 star reviews or the lack of reviews and they're not complaining about the food quality, either. Give this place a chance and it might turn out to be a gem for you. It's definitely for us and we always looked forward to eating here at least once a month. read more

The first thing I did after driving back from Palm Springs was look for Korean food. I mean 3 days without white rice and kimchi is serious!!! Anyhow, ended up at this restaurant. They serve 6 banchan's. I guess they offer shareable combo meals for larger parties but they also have traditional soups, stews and other dishes for one person. I ordered the short rib miso soup with sun dried greens (radish leaves, long cabbages, etc.). It's supposed to have a super dose of vitamins in concentrated form. The soup broth was very good, just the right amount of garlic in the miso. The meat was very tender. The banchans were all delish, esp the squash and cucumber kimchi. Their brown rice is cooked to al dente. It's a small portion but they will give you another bowl if you ask. Service was perfunctory. They get you what you want when you ask, but they don't offer or check up on you. The iced barley tea was outstanding. They had a lot of traditional menu items I would like to try. read more

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Their bossam (4/5) & spicy squid (3/5) was okay. We usually come for their gamjatang & bossam but today we tried smthg different. It's almost always busy here but we don't mind the wait bc their banchans (side dishes) are all pretty good :) Tip: put the garlic from bossam into the sizzling pan of spicy squid. Tastes better than raw garlic lol read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

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Was seated immediately and ordered within 5 mins of entering this place. Then they ignored my table for 30 mins. Didnt even give me side dishes even though I requested it. They dont even make any eye contact with you. There were 5 other tables with their food but it looked like the server/owner knew them? Because they requested side dishes AFTER me but they still got them. Terrible service. You are more then welcome to go if you like waiting hours for your food and like to get ignored! read more

Good food, prompt service, variety of comfort food and not overly salty food. The displayed menu has no price listed since unstable market prices of ingredients. Menu book has prices but all the items are 7-10% higher than most Korean restaurants but it's worth it. Banchan and yukgaejang are delicious and not salty like most places. read more

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My first time here after they changed management/ownership. I got sulungtang and my grandma got the (oogeoji galbi soup). Both tasted good. The soup of the galbi one was a bit spicy but refreshing. The sulungtang was typical flavors. With the side dishes and overall, it's a nice korean restaurant that opens up early to get some soup in the morning Everything was good until I almost bit into a pebble I found in my sulungtang. Thankfully I felt it before biting so there was no damage to my teeth. My grandma says that might've been in my rice since it blends in with the black/darker grains. read more

They just rolled out a special menu?!?! I tried the don kat su and it was gooooood. The sauce seemed to be homemade , which is A+. It wasnt overly fried, and not too greasy or thick..crispy outside and chewy inside. The prices werent bad for the meal, which was $13. Honestly, I shared it with wife, so the portion is actually good. Overall, every experience at Doori in term of price,food taste,quality, and the location is great. If you want some authentic Korean food for dining in or togo, definitely worth your $$$ They also had several other special menus that were released..so I gotta try em next time. The owners and servers are nice , but dont expect too much English here! They are authentic in Korean!! Check em out! read more

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A small Korean diner restaurant with a variety of soups, stews, noodle dishes and other popular Korean comfort foods. DooRi is known primarily as a soup house and for their signature dish, seolleongtang - a Korean style ox bone and beef brisket soup. Their $5.99 seolleongtang lunch special is as good a deal as you will find. The soup is hearty and comes with generous slices of beef brisket. You can also request the soup with either white rice noodles or cellophane (glass) noodles and entrails in addition to the brisket. Season to your taste preference with salt, pepper, chopped green onions and red pepper. The broth was milky white in color, had a nice velvety texture and a good essence of beef. A tasty, good quality soup that is well worth the price. Additionally, DooRi Restaurant has a good selection of other menu items so finding a dish you will enjoy should not be too difficult. Like most Korean diners, pictures of each dish is plastered all over the walls of the restaurant and their menu is also filled with pictures of each dish along with a brief description. Their banchan included ripened radish kimchi, lightly marinated bean sprouts, cucumber and garlic chives kimchi and fresh Napa cabbage kimchi with raw oysters. I absolutely love this selection and its taste and preparation. I have yet to find a 'bad' dish of the many I have tried here. My favorites are among the following dishes: Seolleongtang, $5.99 Gamjatang (pork stew with potato), $8.99 Kimchi jjigae (kimchi stew), $6.99 Galbitang (beef rib soup), $6.99 Doganetang (beef tendon soup), $8.99 Dwaeji Bossam (steamed pork with vegetables), $21.99 I really enjoyed the dweji bossam because the steamed pork belly had a lot of flavor and comes with Napa cabbage that had been soaking in salt water for hours. The steamed pork wraps were accompanied with moo cheh (spicy seasoned Daikon radish) ssamjang (spicy chili and soy bean paste), saeujeot (pickled fermented shrimp), sliced jalapeno peppers and raw garlic cloves. This preparation is the most traditional and still the best in my opinion. I also liked their galbitang. It is a rich but delicately seasoned beef rib soup made from short ribs, Korean radish, and glass noodles. DooRi's version of this delicious soup came topped with dried jujubes to give it some texture and some sweetness. No additional seasoning was needed. Priced at only $6.99, it is also another outstanding deal for this near equally popular soup. Their dishes and banchan would seem to indicate that the food is influenced by the southern regions of South Korea which is known to more readily use saeujeot in its kimchi, prepare it with oysters and generally make its food more salty and briny. I like the variety of menu items and the banchan at DooRi. Their seolleongtang lunch special was a real winner (tasty soup with oyster kimchi at a bargain price) and they offer good Korean comfort food at very reasonable prices. read more

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I'm always on the search for a place that sells single individual orders of gamjatang since I live with non-adventurous eating people. I usually get a gamjatang ($10.49) whenever I eat here. Plenty of tender meat that fell off the bones and was quite spicy as well. The broth with green onions, potato leaves and ground wild sesame seeds was pretty tasty too.There was also a dipping sauce with hot mustard to dip the meat into as well. They also give heukmi chapssal (black/purple rice). Their banchan was kimchi, blanched cabbage with doenjang (fermented soybean), bokchoy kimchi, and turnip kimchi. The place was really warm and stuffy inside and flies were circling my table since they kept the door open. $10 min to use card. It's easier to see the bright yellow sign of Golden Ox burgers from the street than their place. read more

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Food is overcharged, tastes less, banchan is under rated, terrible tastes. They are disobeying covid-19 rule People's dinning inside the restaurant. read more

Yummmmm!!! Seriously, nothing beats bomb korean food. It was my first time here and I absolutely enjoyed it. The food was fresh, flavorful and the portions were big! Location is kind of hidden in an not so busy plaza. We asked if there was a change in management and they said yes. So I feel like this restaurant's customers are only of those who know that this place exists. Idk why there's such bad ratings because it was pretty dang good to me. The ladies were so nice and welcoming! I would 100% recommend this place. They also have various dishes on their menu so I'm sure you'll find something on there that you want to try! read more

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Try their boo choo jun (korean pancake), gam ja tang, and wooguhji galbi tang. I love every bit of their food!!! So tasty. Also, the boodaejjigae goes so well w soju. read more

Never tried this restaurant but the 4 stars is for the restaurant name being "sodam" funny

I came here last time for sullungtang and the service was terrible. Today I came with my family and we got the family sized gamjatang. Tastes great, but the service is just terrible once again. One lady was serving us but she didn't smile the whole time. She rudely tossed our spoons and side dishes to our table. We needed water and side dish refills but never came to our table nor tried to make eye contact with us when she was serving the table right next to us. They're so lazy, might as well not work then. In the end, my mom had to go to the front desk to ask for our check as well as the to-go boxes. This place needs inspection ASAP and new owners as well. read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

Took my mom here for a simple lunch. It's quaint place and I was hoping for dolsot bibimbap but alas they didn't have it. We settled for the bibim naeng myun and the tofu kimchee. The ban chan is tasty especially the spicy vinegary cucumber. The naeng myun was very good. The right amount of spice and sweet, highly recommend. The kimchee tofu was good with warm pieces of tofu but I really didn't expect so much pork belly. It made it a little greasier for my taste but the kimchee has the umami flavor I was looking for. The service was good for the most part but we had to keep calling for our waitress since she never checked in on us. read more

Got Suhl Lung Tang here. Should have known better to not get Suhl Lung Tang unless it's an official Suhl Lung Tang restaurant. But I was looking for another Suhl Lung Tang place since Jang MO Jip is closed on Sundays. Their Suhl Lung Tang was nasty. The broth smelled funky like it was old broth or broth they use for other dishes and it just gets reheated all the time. The dish tasted funky and I really thought I was going to get food poisoning because even my 8 year old said it smelled weird. I Haven't had anything else here but this one experience will keep away from this place. read more

I would give zero stars if I can. We found ramen noodles in the kimchi jjigae and their response was that they use the same base soup for ham&sausage stew which makes no sense. Honestly I think they might be reusing leftover food. read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Ramen noodle where it shouldn't be. I think they might be reusing leftover food. Very disturbing. Kimchi Stew - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

We placed a phone order which the lady who answered the phone either forgot or just decided not to make it. When I got there she straight up lied and said no phone orders were taken. My husband called again while I was there since he speaks Korean and she then said "oh ya the order didn't go through" which was ridiculous because he had spoken to her! This was not an online or system order! I then waited and asked for extra radish cubes and she rolled her eyes and went to get more. When she brought it out I had a $5 on hand since apparently she made me feel like I was begging for free food. I guess my gesture made her think twice and said it was okay no need to pay extra. This lady was rude and sadly food wasn't even that good. It was extremely bland and barely had any meat. I don't recommend this place and will definitely not be going back. read more

This is probably one of the best authentic korean restaurant in so-cal! Their pork neck soup was rich in flavor and meat was so tender and juicy. Bossam was good enough to share with two. My favorite was braised pollak. It was just perfect. I can tell it was the best fish dish ive ever had. Even my family who dosent like fish dishes liked it and we finished in like 5 minutes!!! I am totally coming back for the Pollak! Highly highly recommended! read more

I was craving kimchi jjigae so I decided to check this place out since I have driven by it a few times and it's close by. The restaurant was about 3/4 full and they were all older Korean peeps. I felt so young there! I guess this is the spot for older Koreans. It's very hole in the wall too. There was only one waitress working but she did a good job. I was greeted right away and she took my order and the food came out at a reasonable time. I was worried when I saw the "Help Wanted" sign, one waitress, and the restaurant being 3/4 full that I would receive poor service or the food would come out slow. I may come back to try other dishes since it's close, lunch specials are affordable, and the food is decent but banchan is important to me so I guess I'll explore more places near me. read more

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Pros: Great ban chan (side dishes) that came with our meals. Esp. the cabbage Kimchi. Beef stamina soup (sul-long tang) Red/grain rice Great service Clean and roomy restaurant Cons: Charged extra $1 per sul-long tang order... don't know why. We liked the food so much and didn't feel like making a fuss, so we didn't dispute the bill. Would recommend a visit here. read more

I came to this Korean restaurant for a group dinner that included fellow Yelpers Andrew K, Antho L, Fia R, Jayne L and husband Michael, John L, and Wes S. The small and humble interior consisted of solid lighting, wall menu and food pictures posted all around, and three rows of tables arranged for big and small groups. We were the only ones that evening, and the ambiance was relaxed and unassuming. The Beef Tendon Soup ($8.99) came with bulky pieces of tendon stockpiled at the bottom of a steamy creamy bone marrow broth. The broth was rich, delicious, and piping hot to accompany a generous mix of chewy and soft tendon. I added a spoon of salt, red kimchi sauce, and a bowl of rice to fill the soup to the brim before slowly working my way to the bottom of the bowl. I recommend it. The Beef Short Rib Soup ($8.99) came with an abundant amount of ribs, eggs, jujubes, clear noodles, and scallion. The broth was above average, but not as amazing as the one at Han Yang and Seongbukdong. It's probably my top choice of dishes to choose from, but I would not hesitate to order it when I'm craving for Kalbi Tang. Wes S was generous to share the Pork Neck Soup and Bossam. The Pork Neck Soup had a robust broth that was spicy with a nice depth of seasoning and pork neck flavors. To my surprise, the pork neck was fall-off-the-bone tender and nicely seasoned. Additionally, I thought the Bossam, or Pork Belly Wraps was a bit on the fatty side, but the meat was tender and more superior to the one at the Kobawoo House. Service was efficient, fast, and responsive. The three-item banchan added good textures and complemented our meal perfectly. It was a fun outing underscored by a list of Korean comfort food that hits the spot. My top choice is still Han Yang but I would absolutely love to return to try their Sul Lung Tang, Black Goat Meat Stew, and other home-style flavors. read more

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I really wish I liked this place. I went here with my family on a Monday morning and we were probably one of the first customers of the day. We were served by a waitress that definitely looked like she did not want to be there. She never smiled Anyway, I wanted to get their Sulungtang and one of the options is either with beef or beef intestines. I LOVEEEEE beef intestines, so no doubt, that's what I'm getting. Unfortunately, but she said they were out... I mean, idk, they either had a flock of people come and get beef intestines at 10am or they just did not restock their stuff. I got it with just the beef, sadly, but life goes on... except when you eat their food because shortly after, I got a major headache, probably from the MSG in their soups, and I had to sleep the rest of the day. Their food is mediocre, but there are better Korean restaurants out there. read more

Yet another Korean Restaurant where the business name (in Korean at least) misrepresents the restaurant. Even though they are "DooRi Sullungtang" in Korean, I don't think sullungtang (ox bone soup) is their best dish. I mean their sullungtang is okay, but one should definitely explore outside of it. Their gamjatang, aka pork neck soup is great. It comes loaded with generous amounts of pork neck pieces and veggies. I love the ground wild sesame seeds they sprinkle generously over the soup. Their soup is the more the thicker style probably because of collagen and fat which I don't mind at all. It's is definitely one of the better ones in OC, and definitely the best I've had in the Fullerton/Buena Park area. Also, their galbi tang (beef rib soup) is great. It comes with ample amount of meat and is not over-seasoned like the ones you find at other places like Han Yang. read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - sullungtang - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

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- Locale Destination - It's on W Commonwealth Ave and S Brookhurst St in Fullerton. It's supposedly known for their soup. Typical pop & mom place. Decor is nothing special, plain and a little outdated, TVs in English, easy to park, not so much in English. I think they have a minimum credit card usage like $5 or so (I forgot). Menu: Hangul and English description only, which makes it impossible to find "Sul lung tang" on the menu unless you speak/read Korean. Many Yelpers mentioned about dishes in Korean, but you can't know which one is which on the menu. I had to ask the server which one was "Sul lung tang". They have some picture menu on the wall, which is helpful. But the menu, I couldn't understand half of what they had. You might need to bring your Korean friend so that you could enjoy this place better? Service: The server was friendly but spoke English only a little. Service was a bit slow. You'll feel disadvantage if you weren't Korean. All of other customers (Korean, of course) got a pitcher or big cups of tea, though our cups were half the size and empty most of the time. You get those a lot at Korean restaurants, so it wasn't a big deal to me. This place doesn't have a button on the table to call the server ;p - Gluttony Expedition - Kimchi: Kimchi here wasn't bad! Spicy pork: Vegetables like green onions and chives were either overcooked or undercooked. Pork was thick, got lots of fat and a little overcooked. Meh. Sul lung tang: #1 on the menu. It needed tons of salt. The meats were thick cut, but not so flavorful. The broth lacked in depth and seasoning. I had it better somewhere else. You have a choice either rice or clear noodle. They put only a little noodle, but the broth is the main thing and comes with kimchi and rice. *** "Sul lung tang" *** Korean Broth made from ox tail bones and meats. It's usually finished seasoning at the table adding sea salt (usually this is only what you get besides kimchi), red peppers etc. - by yourself. In other words, you need to put lots of sea salt to make it work by yourself. It is almost tasteless without it. I think the concept is interesting. But you could over/under season it if you weren't careful. It's a very delicate dish. - Conqueror's Deduction - Supposedly it was very "authentic" Korean food by Korean yelper. Actually I don't know what it meant honestly. For me it was just "homey" - lacked in "sophistication", but the food you could get at home. It was just ok - nothing special. I was disappointed a lot due to the good reviews. Kimchi was the best thing I had for the night. If these were "authentic", I don't know what's amazing about LA K town. LA K town offers tons of surprisingly tasty dishes. I rather go to LA for AWESOME Korean food. Korean food could be way better than these. read more

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I've never had Seoulleongtang before and was glad to have been invited to dine here by Andrew K. We were also joined by Daniel L., Fia R, Jayne L and husband Michael, John L, and Wes S. I'm always appreciative to go with natives when dining at an ethnic restaurant because they can always steer you right and make good recommendations. That was the case this evening. DooRi is a cozy and simple little restaurant with very little decor and a minimalist feel. They had pictures of the various bowls and plates on the wall which really made it easy to select. I decided to go with the Seoulleongtang which is a traditional Korean-style soup made locally in Seoul as I've learned. It's supposedly not very flavorful as it is simmered over a low heat for hours or a day to extract the flavor of the ox bones. It is a milky colored broth and you can season after it is served by adding salt, ground black pepper, and red peppers to spice it up to each individuial's liking. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/doori-restaurant-fullerton?select=Mp0sr8QOzCYgD5rWW5yJtQ#Mp0sr8QOzCYgD5rWW5yJtQ I added some salt and the juice from the spicy kimchi banchan we were served and this combination made the soup really, really tasty. You can eat it with rice and the other side dishes that are served which is what we did. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/doori-restaurant-fullerton?select=Mp0sr8QOzCYgD5rWW5yJtQ#4lFKYw9pIRpNe9sn-rOxbA I was also able to sample some of the pork belly wraps which Wes S. ordered and graciously allowed us to each try. It was like a Korean taco of tender pork and kimchi wrapped in lettuce leaves. This was very good and a must order on any visit imho. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/doori-restaurant-fullerton?select=Mp0sr8QOzCYgD5rWW5yJtQ#mbX33KJ0isFlOebNSkhNog Korean cuisine is probably one of my top favorite ethnic cuisines and this little spot was definitely a slightly different experience compared to the usual KBBQ places I've been to. It was good to try something out of the ordinary and now I have a different type of menu to enjoy in this food genre. I look forward to going back to this place again and appreciate being introduced to these dishes. Cheers to having Korean-American friends! : ) read more

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So many things on the menu, but wallet says to pick only a few things *sad face Well, I settled on the pork neck soup (Gamjatang) and pork belly "wraps" (Bossam). The stew was really comforting and such a wonderful way to warm up since cold days (and nights) are on their way. The meat was really tender and very flavorful broth. There was just enough neck bones and potatoes so that the portion was perfect. I also ordered pork belly "wraps" which came with boiled (?) pork belly, kimchi, and lettuce wraps so you can create your own "wraps" and just munch away. I shared the wraps which was a hit among my fellow eaters. I just wish that they served it with oysters as the place my dongseng takes me to, has raw oysters for a different kind of "surf and turf". I have to come back and try their sulleongtang and other delicious items on the item...great, I want some NOW. read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Pork Neck Stew - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California

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Have a hangover? This is the right place to cure it. Coming from a non Korean person who grew up with Koreans, this place isn't your typical KBBQ joint or your typical tofu soup joint, its more a Korean specialty soup restaurant. Suprisingly they serve my favorite soup of all time which is Sulangtang. Its a clearish milky type ox tail soup with noodles and cuts of beef. It comes with rice and your usual Korean side dishes. It's not the best Sulangtang I've ever had but it cured by Sulangtang fix. The other soup I recommend is the beef rib soup, which is kind of like oxtail soup with beef ribs and clear noodles. Overall this place is pretty good and cures my cravings for soup. Its cheap the lady is very nice and provides excellent service. If you had a little too much to drink the night before, then this place is the spot to cure your hangover. read more

SoDam DooRi Restaurant - Cold noodle soup. Ice cold!!!! - Korean Near Me - Fullerton, California